Rubber tree plants are a tropical species native to Asia and have their given name because their bark produces latex, a milky sap that has historically been used in the production of natural rubber.

The rubber tree is thirsty, so environmentalists worry ... Promising to address working conditions, responsible land acquisition and use, ecosystem protection, and ethical practices, the company ...

Ruins of cities keep turning up in the forests of central America. How have these structures stayed standing for millennia?

In today's article, we will talk about the rubber plant leaves drooping issue. If you have a rubber plant in your home, often ...

Attach the stakes to the tree with a wide, flexible material such as canvas straps or burlap. Avoid using rope or wire, which ...

Sharing sketchy details of its history, Aap Paley said the tree used to have a hollow space at its base where travellers used to rest for the night. “I heard that seven adults could fit in,” he said.

The rubber tree is capable of fixing ca ... Biogas generated from rubber factory effluents could also be used as a replacement for fossil fuel, thereby qualified in carbon trade. Potential emission ...

Hiratsuka, Japan – Yokohama Rubber Co. (YRC) has joined a research project to develop a new biomass business model to make use of discarded rubber tree seeds.

Beginning in Sept, The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. is participating as an official partner in a research project that aims to ...

It's used in all kinds of products ... Natural rubber is made from latex harvested from Para rubber trees. Indonesia's rubber plantation area is the world's largest, with 3.6 million hectares.

Not blushing to use the word "revolutionary," U. S. Rubber Co. last week announced Laytex, a new insulation. Laytex is made from latex (rubber tree milk) from which proteins, sugars and ...

“I never knew such a large rubber tree existed. I’m only familiar with the smaller ones that I used to harvest leaves for wrapping tapai,” she said.