Biology
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Researchers Created High-quality Biodiesel by ‘Feeding’ and Growing Microalgae on Used Coffee Grounds
After 'feeding' and growing microalgae on leftover coffee grounds, two Aston University researchers produced high-quality biodiesel.
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Long-held Theories About How Plants Use Calcium Waves To Respond Structurally to Injury and Other Stresses
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