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Archaeological pottery fragments from South India show sophisticated plant processing and dairy consumption in the region during the Iron Age and Early Historic periods.
Vellore Institute of Technology
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Fruit flies that evolved over 120 generations on low-protein diets reproduced and laid more eggs early in adult life. But these flies, especially females, were less likely to survive bacterial infections than normal flies.
@AshokaUniv@evoimmunoimroze
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Roots of mangroves that line the Goa’s Mandovi estuary trap sediments that host microbes which can break down pollutants from industrial and domestic sources.
https://t.co/dTpH2nGlpy
Emerging from El Niño's shadows, IOD is now considered a potent force influencing monsoons and driving extreme weather across continents
https://t.co/w9eu1VpqTy
Researchers have synthesised a new kind of hydrogel that can be converted into a porous scaffold for tissue growth as also an oral drug-delivery system
https://t.co/nPd1K8XnLB
Recurring low-intensity fires that scorch the undergrowth of eastern India’s sal forests in the dry season may temporarily enhance surface-soil fertility
https://t.co/lEF7EmRp5W