1178 papers
This study demonstrates that while Nature-based Solutions in Malawi are widely adopted and effective for soil carbon recovery, their scaling potential depends on addressing district-level heterogeneity through adaptive extension strategies, differentiated restoration pathways, and strengthened institutional support.
This study identifies high-performing and stable wheat genotypes (specifically G2, G10, and G12) with strong adaptability across diverse environments through genotype–trait interaction analysis and demonstrates that the XGBoost machine learning algorithm outperforms other models in accurately predicting wheat yield for future breeding optimization.
This study demonstrates that traditional tomato varieties support a significantly greater abundance and diversity of culturable rhizosphere microorganisms, including beneficial genera like *Bacillus* and *Aspergillus*, compared to hybrid varieties, highlighting the influence of plant genotype on soil microbial communities.
This study demonstrates that weekly foliar applications of proline (500 mg L⁻¹) effectively mitigate severe salinity stress (12 dS m⁻¹) in *Vicia faba* L. by reprogramming tissue-specific potassium and nitrogen retention, thereby restoring reproductive output and protein content to near-optimal levels and offering a scalable climate-resilience strategy for the Nile Delta.
This study demonstrates that vacuum freeze-drying (VFD) yields the highest overall quality for ready-to-eat sorghum rice in terms of nutrition, texture, color, and sensory attributes, while microwave drying (MD) produces the greatest diversity of volatile flavor compounds.
This study identifies cultivars C-306 and RSP-561 as the most drought-resilient wheat varieties due to their superior antioxidant defense, osmotic adjustment, and post-stress recovery capabilities, with RSP-561 highlighted as a promising genetic resource for breeding programs.
This study confirms that the barley leaf rust resistance gene RphMBR1012 is genetically distinct from Rph4, leading to its official designation as a novel resistance locus, Rph30, and provides high-accuracy molecular markers for its use in breeding programs.
This study demonstrates that while silicon supplementation in wheat roots induces structural silicification and alters nutrient composition, pre-existing silica deposition alone does not significantly restrict the colonization or performance of the fungal pathogen *Bipolaris sorokiniana* in excised roots.
A field experiment conducted in Hyderabad demonstrated that the rice variety DRR Dhan-42, when grown under drip irrigation at 1.5 Epan with 100% nitrogen, yields the best results by significantly enhancing root characteristics, nutrient uptake, and grain production while optimizing nitrogen distribution in the soil.
Increasing salinity levels from 0 to 30 g/L NaCl significantly impair the performance of a duckweed-based sequencing batch reactor for agricultural wastewater remediation by reducing pollutant removal efficiencies, decreasing biomass productivity, and inhibiting dominant microbial species.