1933 papers
This study reveals that flowering phenology in sugarcane wild relatives is governed by nonlinear climatic regulation, where relative humidity, rainfall, and solar radiation act as dominant predictors of flowering initiation, with environmental variability exerting a significantly stronger influence than genotypic differences.
This study demonstrates that *Bacillus altitudinis* JZBQ5 significantly enhances cucumber growth and yield by remodeling the rhizosphere microbiome to enrich beneficial taxa and regulating host root gene expression to boost photosynthesis and hormone signaling.
This study demonstrates that optimizing supplemental night-time LED spectral composition and irradiance significantly enhances the biomass, essential oil yield, and Hep-G2 liver carcinoma cell inhibition activity of *Perilla frutescens*, with a specific red/blue/UV-A/green treatment (F3) producing the most favorable results.
This study employs an integrated modeling approach to demonstrate that the optimal adaptation to groundwater restrictions in the U.S. West involves a spatially heterogeneous portfolio of strategies, primarily combining deficit irrigation and cropland reduction in water-scarce regions like California and the Southwest with a geographic shift of production to states with greater water availability.
This study demonstrates that inoculating alfalfa silage with *Bacillus coagulans* establishes a unique, staged microbial succession trajectory that outperforms traditional *Lactiplantibacillus plantarum* inoculation by significantly enhancing nitrogen preservation and extending aerobic stability through distinct functional shifts in acetate production and nutrient retention.
This study demonstrates that increasing straw addition differentially affects microbial-derived nitrogen dynamics in Northeast China's arable soils, where Alfisol tends to retain nitrogen in the organic pool while Mollisol predominantly converts it into mineral nitrogen, with straw generally enhancing organic retention in Alfisol but having minimal impact in Mollisol.
This study optimized the in vitro germination medium and storage conditions for *Fraxinus chinensis* pollen, identifying specific nutrient concentrations, a 25°C germination temperature, and a controlled thawing-rehydration protocol that achieved a 91.49% germination rate, while establishing 4°C and 25°C for short-term and -20°C and -80°C for long-term viability to support controlled hybridization efforts.
This study characterizes the morphological diversity of 43 *Coffea canephora* accessions in Nigeria's germplasm collection using thirteen traits, revealing substantial phenotypic variation and identifying plant height and leaf length as key discriminators to guide future genetic improvement programs.
This study reveals that Nigerian smallholder farmers' fall armyworm management is driven almost exclusively by prior personal experience with outbreaks rather than socioeconomic factors, creating a "reactive trap" where areas without current infestations remain unprotected and preventive measures are neglected until damage occurs.
This study demonstrates that the antibacterial efficacy of *Lactiplantibacillus plantarum* cell-free supernatants against various foodborne pathogens is significantly influenced by the drying method and encapsulation material, with freeze-drying combined with sodium caseinate yielding the highest bioactivity and spray-drying with maltodextrin proving more favorable for specific applications.