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In the quest to combat the global health crisis of cardiovascular disease, researchers have turned their attention to a humble yet powerful food source: tempe. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Nutrition* has revealed that tempe flour could b

In the heart of Portugal’s rice fields, a quiet revolution is taking place, one that could reshape the way we think about food traceability and transparency. The TRACE-RICE project, a Mediterranean pilot initiative, has successfully demonstrated the

In the heart of agricultural innovation, a groundbreaking study has unveiled the intricate dance of DNA methylation in rubber trees, offering a glimpse into the epigenetic mechanisms that could revolutionize the industry. Researchers, led by Yuanyuan

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Plants’, researchers have unraveled the evolutionary history and functional diversity of caleosin (CLO) genes in papaya, offering new insights into the order Brassicales. Led by Zhi Zou from the Nat

In the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural biotechnology, a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Plants* is set to revolutionize the way we cultivate and consume peanuts. The research, led by Seong Ju Han from the Department of Molecula

In a significant stride towards enhancing the mass propagation of pothos (Epipremnum aureum), a versatile plant known for its medicinal, ornamental, and air-purifying qualities, a team of researchers led by Hai T. Nguyen from the Vietnam National Uni

In a significant stride towards combating rice blast disease, researchers have uncovered a novel approach that could revolutionize crop protection strategies. The study, led by Xiaoqian Sun from the College of Plant Protection at Yunnan Agricultural

In the intricate dance of plant biology, a new study has uncovered a pivotal role for the tyrosine (Tyr) degradation pathway in regulating seed dormancy and germination, with significant implications for the agriculture sector. Published in the journ

In the arid landscapes where the Sahrawi people have endured as refugees for over half a century, a humble plant known as *Atriplex halimus* has long been a staple in their diet and traditional medicine. Now, a comprehensive study published in the jo

In the sun-drenched Mediterranean Basin, where greenhouse horticulture thrives, a silent crisis is unfolding. Climate change is subtly but surely reshaping the region’s agricultural landscape, and a recent study published in *Plants* sheds light on t