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Tiny Moss Cousin Could Boost Crop Yields by 60%
Innovation17h ago

Tiny Moss Cousin Could Boost Crop Yields by 60%

Scientists discovered how a ground-hugging plant called hornwort supercharges photosynthesis, and they've already tested the trick in lab plants. This breakthrough could help crops grow faster while using less water and fertilizer.

Grist3 min read
Scientists Find Plant Trick That Could Boost Crop Yields
Solutions2d ago

Scientists Find Plant Trick That Could Boost Crop Yields

Researchers discovered how hornwort plants use molecular "velcro" to supercharge photosynthesis. This breakthrough could help engineers design wheat and rice that convert sunlight into food far more efficiently.

Science Daily3 min read
Scientists Find Way to Make Crops Grow With Less Fertilizer
Solutions2d ago

Scientists Find Way to Make Crops Grow With Less Fertilizer

Researchers discovered a tiny plant called hornwort that naturally boosts photosynthesis efficiency, and they're working to transfer this trait to wheat, rice, and corn. The breakthrough could reduce fertilizer dependence and help crops thrive in our changing climate.

Google: scientific discovery3 min read
Scientists Turn CO₂ Into Fuel Using Artificial Photosynthesis
Planet WinsFeb 11

Scientists Turn CO₂ Into Fuel Using Artificial Photosynthesis

Chinese researchers created a material that mimics plant photosynthesis to convert carbon dioxide and water into fuel using only sunlight. This breakthrough could produce sustainable fuel that works with existing gas stations and engines.

Google News - Breakthrough Discovery3 min read
Cave Microbes Expand Search for Life Beyond Earth
InnovationFeb 2

Cave Microbes Expand Search for Life Beyond Earth

Scientists discovered glowing green bacteria thriving in complete darkness inside New Mexico caves, photosynthesizing with invisible light. This breakthrough suggests life could exist in dark environments across the universe we never thought possible.

Google News - Researchers Find2 min read