1903 papers
This study demonstrates that in soybean, a threshold level of drought severity triggers a coordinated recovery mechanism where extreme stress leads to a significant proline decline and non-stomatal limitations dominate photosynthetic recovery, whereas milder stress levels show no such distinct physiological shifts.
This study found that under Mediterranean autumn transport conditions, increasing crate height and reducing stocking density to meet EFSA recommendations provided no detectable welfare benefits for fattening rabbits, as neither factor significantly influenced their thermophysiological, metabolic, or behavioral responses.
This paper proposes a cross-domain material-transmission framework that synthesizes fragmented literature to demonstrate how antecedent ecological and crop response diversity moderates the risk of multiple breadbasket failures and subsequent food-system shocks through distinct transition mechanisms like domino effects and hidden feedbacks.
This study reveals a high seroprevalence of *Brucella* antibodies in small-ruminant milk in Maiduguri, Nigeria, alongside poor herder knowledge and practices regarding brucellosis, highlighting a significant One Health risk driven by raw milk consumption and unsafe animal handling.
This study found a high prevalence of both *Parascaris* spp. infection and eosinophilic pulmonary inflammation in young Swedish trotting racehorses, but the lack of a strong association between the two conditions suggests that the infection is not the primary cause of the lung inflammation.
This study establishes a multiobjective decision framework for microalgal biodiesel production that identifies Day 12 as a robust, preference-dependent harvest compromise for *Chlamydomonas* and *Euglena* strains, effectively balancing cultivation time against methyl-ester output and conversion yield while demonstrating that earlier harvests incur substantial production penalties for minimal time savings.
This study demonstrates that *Caragana korshinskii* tannin ameliorates high-concentrate-induced colonic barrier dysfunction in lambs by enriching the gut bacterium *Alistipes onderdonkii*, which synthesizes taurocholic acid to activate the PPAR signaling pathway and enhance intestinal integrity.
This study demonstrates that a synbiotic beverage formulated by fermenting pineapple juice with the probiotic yeast *Geotrichum candidum* and various prebiotics retains high cell viability, exhibits significant functional health benefits, and maintains satisfactory sensory quality for up to 28 days of refrigerated storage.
This study identified and characterized a novel *Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus* strain (OUSLNIMADU) isolated from carrots, demonstrating robust survival under gastrointestinal conditions, antimicrobial activity against pathogens, and high encapsulation efficiency, thereby confirming its potential as a non-dairy probiotic.
This study characterizes the distinct physiological, biochemical, and molecular drought adaptation strategies of two sugarcane genotypes, CoS 13235 and Co 15023, revealing genotype-specific differences in water retention, antioxidant defense, and gene expression that inform targeted breeding for improved drought resilience.