Curse: Denitrifying bacteria convert the nitrogenous compounds into free nitrogen, hence reducing the nitrogenous compound levels in the soil.
Boon: Denitrifying bacteria prevent the plants from having too much nitrogen. Extra nitrogen could harm the ecosystem as a whole, because some wild plants like cultivated crops can thrive on nitrogen. The growth of these plants is favoured in nitrogen-saturated environments. This upsets the ecosystem. Some of this sort of damage is seen in colder countries, where natural nitrogen cycling is slowest.
Science is a boon.
only if you've gotten boon down there
boon
1. The production of recombinant proteins is the biggest advancement of rDNA. fro instance the production of insulin and human growth hormone...etcIn early times the insulin was produced by pig and calf pancreas and only the little amount was obtained and many animals were slaughtered frequently. but the rDNA technology proved to be boon.2. For curing genetic diseases like haemophilia, thalessmia, phenylketoneria.3. Improving the original function of the gene and manipulating it or overexpressing it for better results. for instance- making a plasmid antibiotic resistance.
The Human Genome Project is being used to map DNA in various human beings. This is going to map and record all of the DNA base-pairs and genes for where they are and what they do. The project was considered complete in 2003. The benefits of this project are going to be in medical and biological technology and research.
Televisions can be considered to be boon and not curse.
Fashion can be boon for some. For others it is a curse.
Robots are a boon if we utilize it properly, and a curse if we do not.
Boon
A "boon" is a "benefit" or "bonanza"; in this context, a curse is the opposite.
it can be both a boon and a curse,it depends on how we use it.
a boon
BOON
I like them - so I vote boon.
It can be both a blessing (boon) and a curse (bane).
It is a boon for AYUSH medical industry.
Depends how you look at it. A boon for my behalf!