1162 papers
This study introduces the Mobile Phenological Mapping (MPM) framework, a cost-effective smartphone-based computer vision system that generates georeferenced phenological maps for kiwifruit orchards, drastically reducing labor time and costs while enabling targeted pollination interventions to address flowering asynchrony.
This study synthesizes evidence from 47 studies to demonstrate that institutional fragility, particularly regarding legal land tenure, and climatic exposure are primary drivers of biocultural vulnerability in traditional agricultural knowledge systems, suggesting that safeguarding policies must integrate legal reinforcement, community organization, and climate adaptation strategies.
This study demonstrates that the red macroalga *Gracilariopsis tenuifrons* achieves optimal biomass growth under low-density cultivation without biomass removal using Forth orchid fertilizer as a cost-effective alternative to conventional laboratory media, thereby offering a viable solution to enhance seaweed production in Brazil.
This study demonstrates that long-term successive subculture of pear 'Qingzhen D1' induces phenotypic and physiological changes linked to altered hormone levels and a specific non-synonymous mutation in the cytokinin oxidase/dehydrogenase (CKX) gene, while maintaining overall genetic stability and ploidy.
This review examines the impact of parasitic diseases on global fisheries and evaluates various control strategies, highlighting the urgent need to transition from conventional chemical treatments to eco-friendly, cost-effective, and sustainable management approaches to ensure food security and fish health.
This study presents a reproducible, efficient, and explainable deep learning framework utilizing a fine-tuned EfficientNet-B3 model on the SAR-CLD-2024 dataset to achieve accurate, real-time cotton leaf disease detection suitable for resource-constrained edge devices in smart agriculture.
This study demonstrates that integrating AMMI and REML/BLUP methods provides a more comprehensive and reliable framework than conventional AMMI alone for assessing the yield stability and adaptability of bread wheat genotypes across diverse environments in Iran, particularly when interaction variance is distributed across multiple principal components.
This study characterizes the management practices and breeding objectives of indigenous chicken farmers in Ethiopia's Awi Zone, revealing that while most households provide housing and supplementary feed, production is constrained by disease and predation, necessitating improved health services, housing, and targeted genetic selection to enhance productivity.
This study reveals that red light irradiation reprograms tea plant metabolism by activating phenylpropanoid and flavonoid biosynthesis pathways while suppressing primary growth routes, thereby enhancing the accumulation of secondary metabolites and flavor compounds through the modulation of hormone signaling and ABC transporter networks.
This study demonstrates that morphological screening for green fungal growth on DRBC agar serves as a promising, low-cost first-tier tool for predicting aflatoxin contamination levels in maize marketed across Ghana.