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Cutting Air Pollution Could Drastically Help Crops, Save Land and Money, Here’s How
Rising additional commodities is not the only sole option to sustain the world's producing populace. As per recent study, reducing airborne emissions might help increase food yield whilst conserving valuable property and resources.
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Have Scientists Found the Brain of a Plant?
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Scientists Discover Bioenergy Grass that Can Survive Freezing Temperature
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Biodiversity Fights Off Pestilences, Experts Encourage Multicropping in Farms
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'Panama Disease' Throws Banana Industry into Global Crisis
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Wild Bee Decline Threatens US Agriculture; First National Map of Bee Populations Created In Response
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