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A sprinkling of nanotubes makes plants shoot up

Adding carbon nanotubes to synthetic soil makes tomato seeds sprout sooner and the seedlings grow faster

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Whale forensics highlights threat to species

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Mixed blessings for world farming's future

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Photon 'machine gun' could power quantum computers

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Photon 'machine gun' could power quantum computers

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Mutant mice living the dieter's dream

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Quantum computers are coming – just don't ask when

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Quantum computers are coming – just don't ask when

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Better world: Eat more plants

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Better world: Eat more plants

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Could we create quantum creatures in the lab?

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Could we create quantum creatures in the lab?

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The Age of Wonder wins Royal Society science books prize

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Norm Borlaug: the man who fed the world

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Norm Borlaug: the man who fed the world

The leader of the green revolution, in which improved irrigation, fertilisers and disease-resistant crops saved countless lives, has died

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Better world: Learn to love genetic engineering

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Black holes are the ultimate particle smashers

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Durians and booze: worse than a stinking hangover

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Potato blight has the genome of death

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