What’s stinking? Oh the world’s smelliest flower!
The Titan Arum plant, nicknamed the Corpse flower because of its pungent smell of rotting flesh, is in
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Dhaka developing world’s first vitamin-A rich rice
Bangladesh is conducting trials of what scientists claim is the world’s first-ever vitamin A-rich rice.
New ‘dissolvable tobacco’ products up mouth disease risk
A new study has suggested that the new genre of ‘dissolvable tobacco’ products — pop-into-the-mouth replacements for cigarettes
Flood-drought tolerant rice can feed world’s hungry
Flood-tolerant rice plants can surprisingly survive drought and feed more of the world’s hungry, says
Health benefits of herbal teas not just folklore
The idea that herbal teas may provide a variety of health benefits is no longer just
Floriculture becomes popular in Tripura
Tripura, known for its pineapple and rubber cultivation, is making a mark in the field of floriculture.
Lupin seeds can be used to produce low-fat, exquisite sausage products
Our planet, with its limited farmland resources, will find it difficult to meet the already growing demand for meat products, which is
Scientists develop drought tolerant rice
A new breakthrough study by scientists has led to the development of a rice crop that is not only drought tolerant but high yielding despite
Horticulturists develop ‘world’s first black petunia plant’
Horticulturists have developed the world’s first black petunia plant for next summer’s gardens.
Don’t blame greenhouse gas emissions on dairy cows
Dairy industry is responsible for only about 2.0 percent of all US greenhouse gas emissions, according to a