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Chalk Up Another One For Broccoli! Chemical In Vegetable Shown To Halt Growth Of Breast Cancer Cells
February 16, 1998 — Eating broccoli and other vegetables can help stave off breast cancer, studies show. Now scientists have found that one of the chemicals in broccoli may also help treat the ... > full story -
Extraterrestrial Cuisine Cooking In Cornell Lab
January 21, 1998 — After months in a space habitat, astronauts on the moon or Mars will have Cornell University to thank if their daily meals are culinary delights. ... > full story -
Africanized Honey Bees Head West For Food, Says UC Davis Researcher
November 19, 1997 — Africanized honeybees in southeastern California's Imperial Valley region are once again moving west, according to a UC Davis bee ... > full story -
Bananas Get A Boost From Science At UF/IFAS Research Center
September 25, 1997 — In a state where citrus reigns supreme, most residents view bananas as just something to slice up and toss on top of their Cheerios. But worldwide, bananas outrank citrus as a fruit crop, and ... > full story -
U.S. Could Feed 800 Million People With Grain That Livestock Eat, Cornell Ecologist Advises Animal Scientists
August 12, 1997 — From one ecologist's perspective, the American system of farming grain-fed livestock consumes resources far out of proportion to the yield, accelerates soil erosion, affects world food supply and ... > full story -
Compost Hounds Are Headed For Tummy Trouble, Cornell Veterinary Toxicologist Warns
August 8, 1997 — The "greening" of American backyards -- as more people turn to composting food scraps -- is turning some dogs a bilious shade of green. Certain microorganisms and the toxins they produce can ... > full story -
Novel CU-Boulder Plant Chamber Set For July 1 Reflight On Space Shuttle
June 29, 1997 — A University of Colorado at Boulder-built plant-growth chamber that carried pharmaceutical and agricultural experiments aboard an abbreviated NASA space shuttle mission in April will be reflown on a ... > full story
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