Commercial supplies of Brazil nuts are still derived entirely from wild trees though there are concerns that they're being harvested too intensively. Brazil nuts can be eaten raw or used in cooking.

Colloquially, this phenomenon of particles segregating by their size is known as the ‘Brazil-nut effect’ and also has huge implications for industries where uneven mixing can critically degrade ...

At times they literally plant themselves on impact ... Adrian Forsyth describe their research goal as "getting Brazil nut forests protected based on the ecologic, economic and social viability ...

The project is a joint venture between Casa dos Ventos, a key player in Brazil’s energy transition, and Atlas Agro, a Swiss green-nitrogen fertiliser company. The plant will have the capacity to ...

Cashew cheese is one of the most popular nut-based vegan cheeses (for a good reason). Its smooth texture and mild flavor make ...

The trial will be conducted at the Suape II power station in Recife, Brazil, marking an important step in exploring biofuels as sustainable energy sources. Carlos Alberto Mansur Filho, a Grupo ...