Agriculture
Moroccan Bee Pollen Reveals Potent Antioxidant and Blood Sugar Benefits
A new multi-regional study of Moroccan bee pollen reveals striking variation in nutrition, phenolic compounds, and diabetes-related enzyme inhibition driven...
Cutting Pre-Sowing Irrigation to 90–120 mm Saves Water and Salt-Stressed Sunflower Yields
A two-year field trial in China's Tumochuan Plain shows that reducing pre-sowing irrigation from 150 to 90–120 millimeters controls soil...
Climate Change Could Squeeze Out Himalayan Rhubarb, Study Warns
A new survey and MaxEnt modeling study finds that Himalayan rhubarb in the Western Himalayas faces grazing-driven degradation today and...
New Hormone Biomarkers Reveal When Dairy Cows Face Their Greatest Metabolic Stress
A study of 360 Brown Swiss cows shows that the dry period and early lactation are the most metabolically stressful...
Mapping China’s Cropland: Where Resting Fields Could Heal Land Without Cutting Harvests
A new national framework coupling cropland health, productivity, and connectivity identifies 14.67 percent of China's farmland for managed fallow, concentrating...
Hidden Fungus Rewires Rice Root Chemistry to Summon Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria
Researchers found that an endophytic fungus alters rice root exudates, enriching p-hydroxyphenylacetic acid to recruit nitrogen-fixing Enterobacter bacteria that boost...
Shrubby Cinquefoil Mitochondrial Genomes Reveal Hidden DNA Traffic Between Cell Compartments
The first complete mitochondrial genomes of Dasiphora fruticosa and D. glabra reveal stable gene cores, lineage-specific repeats, and extensive DNA...
Brazil’s Caatinga Honey Gets a Sensory Fingerprint, From Pollen to Palate
Researchers have built the first sensory wheel for honeys from Brazil's endemic Caatinga biome, linking pollen profiles to the colors,...
AI Reads a Meal’s Photo to Judge Its Flavor and Nutrition
A Transformer-based multimodal AI model can predict the flavor profile and macronutrient content of ready-to-eat meals directly from product images,...
Satellites Can See Burned Forests, but Not the Damage Beneath the Soil
A new evidence map of 72 studies shows that remote sensing reliably tracks surface-expressed forest soil damage from wildfire and...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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