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How to Find Medicinal Varieties. The Combination of Varieties Can Change and Increase the Diseases That Can Be Treated!

Salvia contains various active ingredients. The Lamiaceae family is a group composed of about 250 genera and 7000 specie...
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Corn was intensely heated. Beyond popcorn was carbon nanotubes.

The potential and challenges of carbon nanotubes (CNT) Carbon nanotubes (CNT) are cylindrical structures with diameters ...
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Natural Herbicide from Mustard: The Potential of Biofumigation.

Biofumigation by Plant Allelopathy Have you heard of biofumigation (Biofumigation: Bio=biological, Fumigation=fumigation...
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Pollen is a Nutrient for Bees.

Bees Eat More Than Just Nectar Pollination by bees is essential for agriculture, especially for crops pollinated by inse...
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Cows that eat high-tannin plants produce less greenhouse gas in their burps.

Reduce methane from cow burps! Did you know that producing meat releases a significant amount of greenhouse gases? For i...
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Replacing Building Materials with Plant-Derived Alternatives to Improve Insulation and Reduce CO2 Emissions

The construction sector has potential for CO2 reduction The industry involved in the construction of various buildings a...
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Is Addition Breeding Possible Instead of Cross Breeding? A Technology to Easily Create Polyploid Crops is Developed

The Barrier of Cross Breeding The vegetables and grains we usually eat are the fruits of breeding that has continued sin...
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“Hidden Oasis” Namib Desert Fog Collecting Plant Ecosystem

The hidden oases: unveiling trophic dynamics in Namib's fog plant ecosystem Fog Collecting Grass Stipagrostis sabulicola...
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It seems that crop yields in Africa can be predicted using a model created from U.S. climate data.

Reference Non-linear relationships between daily temperature extremes and US agricultural yields uncovered by global gri...
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Hacking the Structure of Maple Samaras with Photoresponsive Films! Enabling Flight Control.

The "samara" developed for seed dispersal Are you familiar with "samaras"? A familiar example is the "maple," which has ...