1903 papers
This study of European agroforestry pioneers reveals that while current digital tool usage is limited, future adoption intentions are strong, with farmers' attitudes toward digital transformation emerging as the decisive factor influencing both current and prospective use.
A laboratory experiment conducted at Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University in 2024 demonstrated that a growth medium composed of 70% soil and 30% compost significantly enhances the germination and early seedling growth of three leafy vegetables (Indian spinach, spinach, and red amaranth) compared to poultry litter-based compost or 100% soil, with spinach showing the best overall performance.
This study demonstrates that combining solid-surface vitrification with xenotransplantation into immunodeficient mice can successfully revitalize post-mortem jaguar cartilage collected 24 hours after death, restoring tissue viability and enabling the recovery of somatic cells for species conservation efforts.
This study demonstrates that combining Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) with LED-based vis-NIR reflectance and kernel ridge regression enables accurate prediction of soil total carbon and moisture content in minimally processed, variably moist samples, with moisture-aware calibration significantly enhancing carbon prediction accuracy.
A study conducted in Buea, Cameroon, demonstrates that while plastic mulch and legume intercropping effectively suppress weeds and enhance specific soil biological indicators in maize production, the lack of baseline data and non-significant differences in final grain yield necessitate multi-season trials before broad recommendations can be made.
A two-year field study in arid Xinjiang demonstrates that combining mild deficit irrigation with moderate planting density maintains cotton yield comparable to full irrigation while significantly improving water productivity by sustaining peak canopy photosynthetic capacity.
This study demonstrates that Greek yogurt produced from camel milk, when fortified with milk protein concentrate, ABT-5 probiotic culture, and transglutaminase, exhibits superior fatty acid composition and lipid health indices compared to yogurt made from cow, buffalo, goat, or sheep milk, making it the most beneficial option for cardiovascular health despite having the slowest starter activity.
This study identifies and validates the UDP-glycosyltransferase gene *TpUGT89B1* as a key factor that significantly enhances resistance to *Fusarium avenaceum* in red clover by modulating flavonoid biosynthesis through glycosylation-associated specialized metabolism.
This study developed and evaluated clean-label functional beverages based on herbal and tea extracts, identifying a specific variant (C2) rich in bioactive compounds that demonstrated high antioxidant activity, strong inhibition of α-glucosidase and α-amylase enzymes, and favorable nutritional and organoleptic properties.
This study demonstrates that paddy-upland rotation regimes, particularly those involving legumes versus rape or fallow, significantly reshape soil bacterial and fungal community structures and functional traits by altering physicochemical properties, ultimately influencing crop yield through the balance between beneficial nutrient-cycling microbes and pathogens.