It also has implications for the control of rice blast disease, because proteins that are involved in infection could be targets for the development of new fungicides.

The discovery of a powerful "weapon" used by many disease-causing fungi to infect and destroy major food crop staples, such as rice and corn, could offer new strategies to bolster global food ...

Rice, the world’s most consumed staple, provides 20% of global daily calories, and feeds billions. Yet, its production is under increasing pressure from pests and diseases, with Bacterial Leaf ...

Scientists have noted that people with heart disease or those using ... they produced rice grains that contained 75 percent CoQ10 in their leaves and grain, amounting to roughly five micrograms ...

Nontoxic disease control solution outperforms existing products and increases yields by up to 2 tons per hectare.

Lower levels of the coenzyme have been found in people with heart disease or those ... The biofortified rice had a proportion ...