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The experts traced the origin of cannabis back 28 million years to a region that sits 10,700 feet above sea level on the the Tibetan Plateau.

05-22-2019 Plants

Origins of cannabis traced back 28 million years to the Tibetan Plateau

A research team led by the University of Vermont has...

Scientists at Emory University have found antiseptic properties in three plants which were recommended for use on soldiers injured in the Civil War.

05-22-2019 Plants

Plants used as Civil War injury remedies prove effective against tough bacteria

Scientists at Emory University have found antiseptic properties in three...

A new study from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai indicates that cannabidiol (CBD) can make it easier for people to overcome addiction.

05-21-2019 Lifestyle

CBD may be an effective treatment for opioid and heroin addiction

A new study from the Icahn School of Medicine at...

A particular plant virus, called the Tobacco mild green mosaic virus, can help deliver pesticide molecules deeper into the ground to better treat pest infestations without damaging the environment.

05-20-2019 Plants

This plant virus can actually help keep plants healthy and pest-free

Researchers from the University of California San Diego and Case...

Broccoli contains a compound that inactivates a gene, called WWP1, that contributes to the growth of several common human cancers.

05-16-2019 Plants

A compound found in broccoli can help suppress cancerous tumor growth

Broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables, like cauliflower, cabbage, Brussel sprouts,...

The question is, how long can this positive relationship between hard-working photosynthesizing plants and atmospheric carbon levels continue?

05-16-2019 Plants

Plants have been working overtime to mitigate climate change

As humans continue to pump more and more carbon emissions...

A new study has confirmed that even though increases in temperatures accelerate tree growth, trees that grow quickly will also die young.

05-15-2019 Plants

Climate change may boost tree growth, but these trees will also die faster

The world’s forests play an essential role in the carbon...

According to researchers, you can train your ears to pick up on the sound of a ripe watermelon by listening to traditional Nigerian music.

05-14-2019 Lifestyle

Nigerian music drums can train your ears to pick out a ripe watermelon

The fastest way to determine if a watermelon is ripe...

A new study from the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) may have pinpointed a way to give store-bought tomatoes more flavor.

05-13-2019 Plants

A new way to improve the flavor of store-bought tomatoes

A new study from the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) may...

Several bald cypress trees in North Carolina are the oldest trees in eastern North America and the oldest known wetland tree species in the world, according to a new study.

05-13-2019 Plants

Ancient forest in North Carolina holds the oldest trees in North America

Several bald cypress trees in North Carolina are the oldest...

Larch trees in China's northeastern forest are growing fast as temperatures rise, but melting permafrost could destroy them.

05-12-2019 Plants

Larch trees in far north feeling effects of climate change

The warming temperatures in the far northeastern region of China...

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Acaena exigua