1977 papers
This study demonstrates that the antagonistic efficacy of native *Trichoderma* species against *Bipolaris sorokiniana* varies significantly depending on the pathogen's genetic diversity, highlighting the necessity of evaluating biocontrol candidates against a range of genetically distinct isolates for effective sustainable disease management.
This study identifies and functionally validates the cytochrome P450 gene *HORVU7Hr1G017950* as a key determinant of quantitative resistance to *Bipolaris sorokiniana* in barley through QTL mapping, marker development, and VIGS-mediated silencing, providing valuable resources for marker-assisted breeding.
Dietary supplementation of Shatavari root powder in transition Sahiwal cows significantly alleviates negative energy balance, enhances productive performance, and improves reproductive outcomes by modulating metabolic hormones and reducing stress markers.
This paper introduces BYPredictor, a biologically inspired deep learning framework featuring a novel Ecological Interaction Learning Layer that models complex environmental relationships to achieve superior crop yield forecasting accuracy (R² = 0.776) compared to standard baselines on a large-scale FAO dataset.
This clinical study demonstrates that using a vessel sealing device (LigaSure) for elective orchiectomy in pet rabbits significantly reduces surgical duration and postoperative pain compared to conventional suture ligation, without adversely affecting physiological stability or recovery time.
This study demonstrates that repeated foliar nitrogen applications in Riesling grapevines not only increase the total magnitude of root amino acid exudation but also induce transient shifts in the exudate composition, thereby significantly altering belowground metabolic processes and rhizosphere substrate supply.
This study identifies and validates a novel powdery mildew resistance QTL, named On-q9_l_che, on chromosome 9 in the wild tomato species *Solanum cheesmaniae*, along with several candidate genes, offering a promising new resource for tomato breeding programs.
This study demonstrates that the encystment rates of the trematode parasites *Fasciola hepatica* and *Calicophoron daubneyi* on forage species vary significantly and in contrasting patterns, suggesting that specific plant-parasite interactions influence the spatial distribution of infective stages on pasture.
This study demonstrates that while dense genome-wide panels are superior for predicting untested chickpea breeding lines, incorporating significant GWAS markers into reduced-cost LD-based haplotype-tagged panels effectively maintains predictive accuracy for previously evaluated germplasm across multi-environment trials.
This study demonstrates that native *Beauveria bassiana* isolates obtained from soil samples at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University in Nigeria exhibit significant, dose-dependent larvicidal activity against *Culex* mosquito larvae, highlighting their potential as an environmentally sustainable biological control agent for integrated mosquito management.