Textile Cover Boosts Strawberry Yields More Than Threefold in Field Tests
A knitted three-dimensional textile cover developed at North Carolina State University more than tripled strawberry yields in tunnel field tests ...
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Same Species, Different Chemistry: Scientists Redefine What a Plant Chemotype Really Is
A new study from Bielefeld University shows that the term chemotype has been used inconsistently and proposes clear criteria for ...
Deep Learning Learns to Tell Rice Varieties Apart, One Grain at a Time
Researchers in Türkiye combined transfer learning with MobileNetV2, Xception, and classical classifiers to classify five rice varieties with up to ...
Carbon Dots Turn Light Into Heat and Cell-Killing Chemistry, Review Finds
A new review explains how carbon dots convert light into heat and reactive oxygen species, and what stands between these ...
New 160-Year Map Reveals Humanity’s Tenfold Surge in Phosphorus Pollution
A new 5-arc-minute dataset quantifies how human-driven phosphorus inputs to land rose nearly elevenfold, from 3.8 to 41.0 teragrams per ...
Satellites and Machine Learning Reveal Hidden Water Use Patterns in California Farms
A new PLOS Water study combines Sentinel-2 satellite data, OpenET evapotranspiration estimates, and unsupervised machine learning to reveal 13 distinct ...
Treated Wastewater Irrigation Boosts Barley Yields Without Harming Seed Quality
A multiyear Tunisian study finds that irrigating barley with treated wastewater for up to three consecutive cycles increases seed production ...
Skipping the Plough Cuts Nitrate Losses by Up to 42 Percent When Wet Winters Strike Bare Soil
A Swiss lysimeter experiment found that non-inversion tillage reduced nitrate leaching by up to 42 percent on some soils during ...
How the Moon Rules Life in Ethiopia’s Gedeo Highlands
New research documents how Ethiopia's Gedeo society organizes marriage, agriculture, and forecasts of war, disease, peace, and rain around named ...
Draining Wetlands for Farms Yields Poor Harvests and Soaring Flood Risk
A global satellite-based analysis finds that croplands converted from wetlands since 2000 contribute only 0.1 percent of world crop production ...
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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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