1958 papers
This study demonstrates that *Ziziphus spina-christi* significantly enhances soil fertility beneath its canopy and contributes 5.5% to household income in Ethiopia's semi-arid Sekota district, highlighting its dual role in environmental sustainability and rural livelihoods.
This study demonstrates that sustained semen collection in ganders significantly improves semen quality by stabilizing the seminal milieu, reducing oxidative stress, and promoting beneficial metabolic and microbial profiles compared to non-collection periods.
This study demonstrates that plant height and leaf dry weight serve as reliable, non-destructive predictors for estimating quinoa leaf area across varying sowing dates, while confirming that sowing date significantly modifies the allometric relationships between leaf area and other plant traits.
This study demonstrates that a novel, environmentally friendly Microwave-Ultrasound Binary Extraction Process (MUBEP), optimized via Box-Behnken design, effectively yields high concentrations of polyphenols, anthocyanins, and flavonoids from pomegranate peel biomass with strong antioxidant activity.
This study demonstrates that frass derived from black soldier fly larvae fed on swine, chicken, and human faecal matter serves as a viable feedstock for anaerobic digestion, with swine manure frass yielding the highest biomethane production and enabling effective post-harvest stabilization and energy recovery.
This study presents the first clinico-pathological investigation of a natural outbreak of enzootic nasal adenocarcinoma in sheep in semi-arid Rajasthan, India, documenting its epidemiological impact, clinical signs of respiratory distress and exophthalmos, and characteristic cytological and histopathological features of the tumor.
This study demonstrates that while nutrient origin and supplementation significantly restructure root-associated fungal communities in soilless cultivation, these microbiome changes do not compensate for yield limitations caused by low nutrient loads in aquaponic systems, indicating that nutrient delivery strategy is the primary driver of both root microbiome structure and plant performance.
This study establishes a comprehensive database of the physical and mechanical properties of Enset pseudo-stems and corms to provide critical engineering parameters for designing efficient, optimized processing machinery that addresses labor-intensive challenges and enhances food security in Ethiopia.
This study utilizes GIS-based trend and spatial statistical analyses of district-level data from 2002–2023 to reveal significant spatiotemporal heterogeneity in Jharkhand's cereal and millet cultivation, highlighting productivity-driven growth and distinct spatial clusters to inform targeted, sustainable agricultural policies.
This study demonstrates that incorporating Black Soldier Fly Larvae Meal into broiler diets at levels up to 7.5% enhances growth performance, breast meat yield, serum protein levels, and intestinal morphology, while also improving lipid profiles and feed conversion ratios in the early growth stage.