New rice is an eye-opener

It may not be long before your meal can cure many diseases. A few days ago, the author visited the China Rice Research Institute in Fuyang, Zhejiang Province, with the Director of Zhejiang Provincial Department of Science and Technology, Jiang Taiwei. The new rice is an eye-opener.
The incidence of gastric cancer in China is particularly high, and Helicobacter pylori is one of the culprits. According to researchers from the China National Rice Research Institute, they are studying the development of a new variety of rice. This type of genetically modified rice contains a substance that can kill Helicobacter pylori and is beneficial to the prevention of gastric cancer. In addition, rice varieties that can prevent and treat diseases such as diabetes are under research and cultivation. According to Dr. Cheng Hua, Director of the China Rice Research Institute, functional rice is a key research area for rice.
Among the rice varieties being studied in the Rice Research Institute, rice that can grow without gravity has attracted everyone's interest. According to reports, this variety of rice can grow in a gravity-free environment, and researchers are imagining: If you plant it on the International Space Station, scientists at the station can be self-sufficient.
The treatment of rice stalks is cumbersome and causes environmental pollution if incinerated. Now, researchers at the China Rice Research Institute have found a good way to do everything in one fell swoop. The author saw that the two kinds of rice that had been planted in the basin had no difference in appearance, but when we suddenly grabbed one of them, what struck us was that the bunch of rice was broken at once. This bunch of rice is particularly brittle, breaking off once, and traditional rice stalks are hard to break because of fiber. According to reports, the protein content of this brittle rice straw has increased a lot and can be used as feed.