1903 papers
This study reveals that recurrent droughts in Rwanda have caused significant declines in bean yields and cultivated areas, particularly in the Eastern and Southeastern provinces, resulting in over $1 billion in economic losses and underscoring the urgent need for AI-driven smart agriculture to enhance climate resilience and food security.
This study developed and validated a cost-effective, scalable duplex-PCR assay that simultaneously detects erucic acid content and seed coat colour in Indian mustard with high accuracy, offering a time- and labour-saving alternative to traditional monoplex-PCR methods for large-scale germplasm characterization.
A three-year field study in sub-mountainous Northwestern India demonstrates that applying sugarcane trash mulch significantly enhances soil biological activity and hydrothermal stability, leading to the highest ginger yield, water productivity, and economic returns compared to other mulch types or no mulch.
This study reveals that species-specific variations in canine opioid receptor structure and function, identified through integrated binding, signaling, and computational analyses, underlie the distinct pharmacological profiles of opioids like buprenorphine, morphine, and butorphanol in dogs compared to rats and humans.
This study demonstrates that biogenic selenium nanoparticles produced by *E. coli* and anaerobic granular sludge serve as effective slow-release fertilizers for Indian mustard by significantly reducing selenium leaching losses compared to conventional oxyanions while ensuring sustained bioavailability for plant uptake.
This study demonstrates that a dietary combination of 2.5 g/kg turmeric and 2.5 g/kg clove significantly enhances the growth performance, carcass yield, and metabolic efficiency of broiler chickens compared to single inclusions or a control diet, offering a sustainable natural alternative to antibiotic growth promoters.
This study identifies how altitude-driven temperature differences and plant age interact to invert fungal dominance and create distinct topographic risk patterns for cassava root rot in West Africa, establishing an early-warning disease severity threshold to guide surveillance and harvest management.
This study demonstrates that fishmeal produced from the by-products of Nile tilapia, catfish, and barbus in Ethiopia's Tekeze reservoir is a nutrient-dense ingredient rich in protein, energy, and essential minerals, making it a valuable supplement for local livestock and aquaculture diets.
This study estimates enteric methane emissions from male buffaloes in the eastern Amazon using IPCC Tier 1 and Tier 2 approaches, revealing that emissions are driven by herd size and age structure, with older animals contributing the most, and suggests that improved nutritional and management practices could reduce these emissions.
This study reveals that while Brazil's soy-related terrestrial biodiversity footprint has decreased due to reduced deforestation, its aquatic footprint has worsened due to synthetic fertilizer use, highlighting the need for biodiversity governance to address diverse supply-chain drivers and spatial heterogeneity beyond just deforestation.