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Spraying ethanol has been shown to reduce heat damage to the growth and yield of tomato leaves.

A new study by RIKEN reveals that ethanol treatment enhances heat stress tolerance and increases fruit yield in tomatoes. Discover how this technique could offer a breakthrough for agriculture in a warming world.
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Pistachios with Antioxidant and Antibacterial Properties.

The Untapped Power of PistachiosDo you enjoy pistachios? They are a delightful nut, perfect as a snack with drinks or as...
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Biomimicry – Efficient Drip Irrigation Device Inspired by the Morphology of Fig Leaves

Are you familiar with the shape of the leaves of the Bodhi tree (Indian Bodhi Tree)?Modern irrigated agriculture consume...
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Electric Massage? Soybean Seeds Stimulated with Electricity Show Altered Germination Rates?!

The New Soybean Growth Enhancement Method is Environmentally Friendly.Soybeans, indispensable in our daily lives and hig...
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The plant-derived pungent component capsaicin has altered the direction of evolution in wild animals.

As it gets colder, I feel like eating spicy food to warm up. There are various types of spiciness, but mostly it involve...
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Efficiency in plant factories. Lettuce illuminated by red and blue LEDs may not look very appetizing, but the quality is good.

The New Era of Hydroponics and Sustainable AgricultureHydroponics is a method of growing plants without using soil and h...
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Ants living in trees, cohabitating with a complex community of fungi.

"Ants and Their Symbiotic Microbes Living in TreesAnts are known for their social organization and division of labor, bu...
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The Amount of Sodium in Plants Controls Insect Cannibalism. The Trigger of Cannibalism.

Fascinating Discovery: The Importance of Sodium and Insect BehaviorWhat comes to mind when you hear about sodium? Often ...
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The extract derived from moringa leaves promoted the remineralization of teeth. Could it be the savior for sensitive teeth?!

Are you familiar with a plant called moringa? Its Japanese name is "Wasabinoki." India is the largest producer, but it i...