1903 papers
This study demonstrates that high temperatures during the anthesis and seed-filling stages significantly reduce quinoa yield and increase its sensitivity to soil salinity under field conditions, highlighting the urgent need for genotypes that possess both heat and salt tolerance for cultivation in Iran's arid regions.
This study demonstrates that evaluating mycotoxin adsorbents requires an integrated approach combining sequential adsorption-desorption and continuous intestinal barrier monitoring, as high adsorption capacity alone does not reliably predict biological protection against T-2 toxin and zearalenone.
This systematic review synthesizes 184 studies to reframe timber dimensional instability as a comprehensive moisture-to-performance pathway, linking environmental moisture dynamics and wood properties to defect formation and service-life outcomes while identifying critical gaps and mitigation strategies for developing more resilient timber products.
This study demonstrates that a lightweight, open-source Mobile Web GIS application successfully lowers technical barriers for secondary school students in Thiruvananthapuram, India, enabling them to effectively map plant diversity while significantly enhancing their cartographic literacy and spatial abstraction skills through automated, user-friendly design features.
This study demonstrates that inorganic and synthetic base fertilizers, particularly urea, negatively impact the viability, infectivity, and reproductive success of the entomopathogenic nematode *Oscheius tipulae*, with toxicity levels varying significantly across fertilizer types and concentrations.
This study demonstrates that canola meal can completely replace soybean meal in the diets of indigenous Tswana lambs without negatively impacting their carcass characteristics, meat quality, or sensory attributes, despite some observed linear decreases in hot carcass weight and meat protein content.
This two-year study on Shahi litchi demonstrates that managed honey bee pollination significantly improves fruit set and yield to levels comparable with open pollination, though open pollination still offers superior physicochemical fruit quality attributes.
A survey of 57 rhizospheric soil samples from banana farms in Uttar Dinajpur, West Bengal, revealed significant spatial variability in physicochemical properties and nutrient availability, highlighting the need for site-specific nutrient management strategies to support banana cultivation in the region.
A study of 102 farmers in Surulere, Oyo State, reveals that despite high awareness of pesticide-related health risks, poor safety practices driven by cost prioritization and a lack of training create significant health hazards, necessitating targeted awareness campaigns and safety certification schemes.
This study reveals that abscisic acid (ABA) signaling strength dictates rice adaptation to tropical climates, where suppressing ABA-responsive PYL1/4/6 genes improves yield and delays flowering in temperate japonica varieties but harms tropical indica cultivars, thereby establishing a critical balance between ABA signaling and latitudinal adaptation for climate-resilient breeding.