1903 papers
This study demonstrates that a blended foliar fertilizer derived from *Tithonia diversifolia* and *Eichhornia crassipes* ashes significantly enhances the growth of Irish potatoes in Kenyan field conditions, offering a sustainable and locally available alternative to synthetic inputs.
This study demonstrates that storing pecan kernels in-shell and cracking them immediately prior to shipping is the most effective strategy for preserving color, flavor, and overall quality over 150 days, while vacuum packaging of shelled kernels serves as a viable alternative only for storage periods exceeding 50 days.
This study concludes that diethyl aminoethyl hexanoate does not provide a universal yield increase for soybeans across different cultivars, planting densities, and growing seasons, as significant positive responses were observed in only two specific low-density contexts in 2021 and were not replicated in 2022.
This study demonstrates that the yeast *Yarrowia lipolytica* possesses significant plant growth-promoting traits, including phosphate solubilization and phytohormone production, which effectively enhance tomato growth in greenhouse settings, although its efficacy varies across different plant species and soil conditions.
This study demonstrates that preventive biosecurity investment intensity significantly predicts poultry market yield efficiency and worker hazard protection across both low-input smallholder and high-input commercial production contexts in Rwanda and Israel, suggesting that targeted financial and extension support can help smallholders optimize these outcomes.
This study employs a sequential screening and multivariate transcriptional analysis to demonstrate that the efficacy of biostimulants in mitigating salinity stress in cotton is highly dependent on specific genotype-product combinations, with Rizokom-1 emerging as the most effective treatment across contrasting cultivars.
This study found that treating teff straw with urea-molasses or Effective Microbes failed to improve the growth performance or carcass characteristics of Arsi-Bale lambs compared to untreated straw, leading to the recommendation of using untreated teff straw supplemented with concentrate during grass hay scarcity.
A two-year field study in Bangladesh identified that delayed rice transplanting significantly reduces grain yield and extends maturity, while highlighting IRRI123 and IR83377-B-B-93-3 as stable, high-performing genotypes suitable for drought-prone rainfed environments with frequent planting delays.
This study evaluated the drought resistance of 100 *Camellia oleifera* germplasms in Guizhou's low-heat river valleys by analyzing leaf anatomical traits, revealing that specific structural characteristics like thick leaves and compact tissues correlate with high drought adaptability and enabling the ranking of superior germplasms for future breeding programs.
This study demonstrates that the effects of commercial poultry litter amendments on culture-recoverable microbial populations are selective, concentration-dependent, and heavily influenced by sampling time, necessitating longitudinal monitoring and non-amended controls for accurate evaluation.