More than half a year later, Destiny 2 fans are still hoping Bungie reverses a nerf previously made to one of the community's ...

From summer to autumn in sub-Saharan Africa, green fields of rice, corn, and other crops are often covered with small purple flowers called Striga. These eye-catching flowers are known as ‘witch ...

In partnership with scientists from Wageningen University in the Netherlands, this project, funded by a $5M grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, addresses food security concerns by ...

Striga clings to the roots of maize and other staple crops, draining them of essential nutrients and water. Around 30-40 ...

Destiny 2 players are once again begging Bungie to revert a nerf from last year that has ruined a weapon for many.

The culprit is visible among the crops – a parasitic weed known as striga, or witchweed. The purple-flowered plant clings to the roots of maize and other staple crops, draining them of essential ...

Ah, pardon us. It just seems like he's always hungry. When I first became a mother, I didn't realize how much time would just be spent feeding him. Do you mind? Thank you. No, he doesn't look much ...

Parasitic plants cause enormous damage to crops in arid regions Sudan has vast areas of potential cropland, but has been suffering from the devastating effects of the root parasitic weeds of the genus ...