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Kew Gardens announces new giant waterlily species | Borneo Bulletin Online

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Kew Gardens Announces New Giant Waterlily Species

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New waterlily species discovered: Kew Gardens reports first giant species

Meet Victoria boliviana, the record-breaking giant waterlily which has been named new to science at Kew after 177 years under the surface

Kew Gardens announces new giant waterlily species

LONDON, July 4 Experts at London’s Kew Gardens on Monday revealed they have discovered the first new giant waterlily species since the mid-19th century after it was.

Tiny ocean plants called diatoms use a single carbon capture pathway

Tiny ocean plants called diatoms use a single carbon capture pathway By (0) Diatoms rely on one main pathway for capturing and concentrating CO2, according to a new study. Photo by Wikimedia Commons May 3 (UPI) The world s smallest plants, single-cell organisms called diatoms, provide exceptional carbon capture services, according to researchers. According to a new study, published Monday in the journal Frontiers in Plant Sciences, diatoms mostly use a single cellular pathway to capture and concentrate CO2. Advertisement Every year, diatoms floating near the surface of the ocean capture 10 to 20 billion metric tons of CO2 via photosynthesis. Until now, scientists weren t sure how the unicellular plants concentrated CO2 so efficiently.

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