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Probiotic properties of table olives

Researchers want to create a final product containing a certain proportion those bacteria that are healthy for the consumer

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Strawberry resistant variety

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G12 antibody identifies gluten in some oat varieties

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Also bacteria like coffee

The new bacterium, named Pseudomonas putida, uses digestive enzymes to break down the caffeine

Graziano Alderighi

New grant to fund the golden rice project

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New vitamin D-fortified food could battle widespread

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New catalyst that permits production of acrylic acid without using petroleum

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New research aims to combat global fungi epidemic that threatens food supply and forests

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Biodegradable plastics from waste chicken feathers

One major goal is to use agricultural waste and other renewable resources to make bioplastics that have an additional advantage of being biodegradable once discarded into the environment

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E. coli can survive in soils

Reasearchers observed that E. coli cells are capable of migrating into the roots of spinach plant

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To reduce in methane emissions with more milk production

Research carried out by Aberystwyth University in conjunction with Compton Group found that by adding sandalwood to animal feed the growth of pathogenic bacteria in the rumen is reduced

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Scientists seek alternate fish feed ingredients

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Why lavender can protect your clothes?

The essential oil shows a potent antifungal effect against strains of fungi responsible for common skin and nail infections

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From the nature the solution to protect corn from fungal infection

Corn is the most economically important crop in the U.S and smut fungi are agents of disease responsible for significant crop losses worldwide

Graziano Alderighi

New energy box stores CO2 in vegetables

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A non-food wheat used as natural herbicide

Japanese researchers announce that they have developed a kind of wheat which can inhibit the growth of weed

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To generate new varieties of rice

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Local roll off vegetation removal

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