Plantible, a biology company producing protein from duckweed (also known as Lemna or water lentils), has announced that its ...

What looks like a green film on the water is actually a plant with ancient roots, rapid growth, and a surprising role in river life.

Europe is expected to account for a market share of 1.8% of the global duckweed market. North America is accounting for a market share of 15.1% of the global duckweed marketNEWARK, Del, March 14 ...

The duckweed holobiont could be “an ideal technology” for Thailand’s budding bio-circular-green economy, says Morikawa. In the right climate, the holobiont grows well all year.

Duckweed, a fast‐growing aquatic plant from the Lemnaceae family, has garnered significant attention as an innovative solution for wastewater treatment and biomass production.

Major duckweed protein market participants include SETA Organic, Aquatic Technologies, Plantible, Parabel, Green Orchid Nursery, GreenCrop, LLC, Landoltia, and WASE.Selbyville, Delaware, May 04 ...

Plantible—a startup extracting a highly-functional protein from duckweed—says its first commercial facility in Texas is now ...

Duckweed moves up and down with the help of a turion, a specialized vegetative bud. As autumn takes hold, the turion breaks off the parental stem and sinks to the bottom of the pond, where it ...

Muskrats loving duckweed, a "Trash Panda" raccoon in Palos, the new head of the Illinois Natural History Survey, doubling on ...

Duckweed, also known as water lens or water lentils. Protected by a glass cover, the package of 12 frozen pucks intrigued journalists and professional visitors.

Duckweed, a small floating aquatic plant, can completely take over the surface of some ponds and cause even higher greenhouse gas emissions.

“Duckweed has been seducing people for at least 100 years,” Stomp said. “It’s because it’s a tiny little plant. It grows like a bat out of hell. But it’s a plant.” ...