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Making music with vegetables

Vienna - Members of a Vienna-based orchestra don't always eat their vegetables, sometimes they create music with them - and now they're working with a scientist to grow the right instruments.

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India delays launch of first genetically modified vegetable

India's Environment Minister announced on Tuesday that the launch of Bt Brinjal, the country's first genetically modified vegetable, was being postponed due to concerns over its safety.

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The Future car may come from a farm, not a factory

If the new "biocar" project goes smoothly, in less than four years you could be sliding into your new car seat made out of canola oil, checking the speedometer on a dashboard made out of wheat and closing the door manufactured, in part, from soybeans.

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VIDEO: China's vegetable medley

Two brothers in Beijing are playing music ranging from traditional Chinese songs to western pop on instruments made entirely from vegetables.

Popcorn Packs Antioxidants, Study Finds

Alethea Turner reports: When it comes to antioxidants, popcorn may have fruits and vegetables beat. A new study suggests that one serving of popcorn has more antioxidants than a day’s worth of fruits or vegetables, based on the average American diet. “Popcorn may be the perfect...

Fruit and veg 'give healthy glow'

Even a few weeks of eating fruit and vegetables could improve your skin colour, it is claimed.

'Fewer crisps' for healthy teens

Teenagers in England are eating less fatty food and more vegetables than previous generations but some are skipping meals to lose weight, according to research.

Nordic trees 'survived Ice Age'

DNA evidence suggests some Scandinavian trees survived the last Ice Age, contradicting the widely held notion that vegetation was wiped out by a great ice sheet.