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The unusual shade of blue spruce and gray wheat is due to the presence of nanotubes in the epicuticular wax covering the needles and leaves, researchers from Krasnoyarsk found.
Researchers from the HSE Institute of Education have found out which students are most at risk of being expelled from universities.
In Pompeii, they unearthed Thermopoly (an ancient Roman diner) - richly painted and with leftover food!
The size of bumblebees affects which flowers they remember: the most nutritious plants are important for the large ones, but the small ones do not care, British scientists have found.
For the Kazachka, who is preparing to go to Mars, Russian and French researchers have developed a laser spectrometer capable of determining the isotopic composition of the planet's atmosphere with a percentage accuracy for at least a year.
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