49 million years ago the planet had an industrial little organism working its way to destroying the climate. No it wasn't aliens, it was a plant known as Azolla. Just watch the video, it'll make more ...

It was the AKF strategy to impart rigorous, yet easy-to-understand hands-on demonstration and training on using commonly found medicinal plants and ... for deworming and azola, a protein rich ...

Chemical analyses showed that Azolla caroliniana is a plant rich in crude protein, microminerals, and vitamins. Thus, Azolla caroliniana can be regarded as a viable non-traditional feed for livestock.

Ms. Acayo’s vision is rooted in organic and sustainable aquaculture practices, utilising Black Soldier Fly larvae, Azolla plants, and piggery and poultry byproducts as fish feed, which she argues are ...

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Scientists have been searching for the species since it disappeared in 1933. Researchers have rediscovered a rare fish species presumed to be extinct after it was not seen for more than eight decades.