1903 papers
This study demonstrates that household cooking techniques significantly alter the phytochemical profile, antioxidant capacity, and bioactive compounds of bitter leaf (Vernonia amygdalina), with steaming emerging as the optimal method for enhancing antioxidant activity compared to other treatments like boiling.
This study demonstrates that an indigenous synthetic bacterial community alleviates continuous cropping obstacles in tomato by enhancing soil fertility and reshaping rhizosphere multitrophic microbial networks, particularly bacteria–protist interactions, to significantly improve crop yield and quality.
This retrospective study of nine dogs with solitary exophytic renal cysts treated by unilateral nephrectomy reports favorable 12-month clinical and clinicopathological outcomes with no recurrence, while noting that renal-sparing approaches should still be considered for uncomplicated cases.
This study empirically validates the TREEIN model by demonstrating how integrating existing environmental certification schemes, specifically FSC and Equalitas, with organizational life cycle assessment enables a Tuscan winegrowing company to quantify its carbon sequestration and achieve environmental impact neutrality.
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal evolution and driving mechanisms of grain production resilience in Xinjiang's arid regions from 2014 to 2024, revealing an overall upward trend with persistent spatial disparities and identifying a critical threshold where grain specialization ceases to enhance resilience, thereby highlighting the limits of input-driven adaptation.
This study demonstrates that integrating leaf-based diagnostic models (DRIS, DOP, CND) with Sentinel-2 NDVI remote sensing effectively identifies phosphorus, potassium, and micronutrient deficiencies in super-high-density olive orchards on calcareous soils, revealing that increased nutritional imbalance inversely correlates with reduced canopy vigor and fruit yield.
This study demonstrates that while doubled haploid technology accelerates inbred line development, backcross-derived populations yielded the highest-performing QPM maize hybrids (up to 111.6 q/ha) compared to both DH-derived lines and conventional checks across two locations.
This study analyzes Spanish cereal yields from 1961 to 2021 and finds that while some quasi-decadal variability overlaps with solar activity cycles, the observed correlations do not establish a causal link, highlighting the need for further research into atmospheric mechanisms and robust statistical validation.
This paper proposes and critically appraises an integrated framework combining transgene-free CRISPR biofortification, decentralized offline diagnostics, and community-scale soil regeneration to address climate-driven micronutrient dilution and its associated health risks, concluding that while the synthesis of proven components is credible, the system requires further multi-location field trials and external validation before deployment.
This study presents the design, fabrication, and functional testing of a low-cost, semi-automatic electric cabinet dryer, demonstrating its ability to effectively reduce moisture in carrots, cabbage, and tomatoes while highlighting the need for future trials to optimize drying conditions and assess product quality.