1196 papers
This study demonstrates that in tropical savanna soils, landscape position significantly modulates the effectiveness of poultry-manure compost on okra growth by influencing soil moisture levels, which in turn drive variations in redox potential, enzyme activities, and nutrient uptake.
This two-year field study demonstrates that the combined application of paclobutrazol and extended photoperiod significantly enhances winter flowering and off-season fruit yield in lime (Citrus aurantifolia) by suppressing vegetative growth while boosting reproductive performance and fruit quality under subtropical conditions.
This study demonstrates that UAV-LiDAR-derived metrics, particularly 3D convex hull surface area and tree height, serve as highly heritable and scalable proxies for stem volume that can effectively accelerate genetic gain in radiata pine breeding programs while reducing reliance on labor-intensive field measurements.
This study validates a statistically robust, reproducible multi-factor laboratory platform for the quantitative screening of fungicides against *Moniliophthora roreri*, demonstrating its ability to resolve complex treatment responses and offering a scalable pre-field strategy to standardize fungicide evaluation for frosty pod rot in cacao.
This study evaluates the nutritional composition, phytochemical attributes, and antioxidant capacity of 13 tropical Nymphaea accessions, identifying NY5 as the superior accession and establishing crude protein, amino acids, phenolics, and flavonoids as key determinants of antioxidant potential to guide future germplasm characterization.
This paper presents a computer vision-based agricultural monitoring station that integrates a Raspberry Pi 4 with DHT11 and camera sensors to simultaneously track environmental conditions, plant height variations, and ground cover percentage through real-time image acquisition and segmentation.
This study demonstrates that a cocoa milk beverage fortified with lactulose and stevia, thickened with 0.10% carrageenan and maltodextrin, successfully achieves the required rheological properties for dysphagia management (IDDSI Levels 0–2) while maintaining temperature stability, shelf-life safety, and high sensory acceptance.
This study reports the first identification of *Neocosmospora falciformis*, *Fusarium nirenbergiae*, and *Fusarium* sp. 1 as the causal agents of root and stem rot in Komatsuna (*Brassica rapa* var. *perviridis*) in Tokyo, Japan, based on morphological, molecular, and pathogenicity evidence collected between 2021 and 2023.
This study demonstrates that auricular infrared thermometry is a reliable alternative to digital rectal thermometry for measuring body temperature in hospitalized dogs and cats, provided a 0.5°C correction factor is applied to improve agreement between the two methods.
An 11-site study in New South Wales found that while Pinus radiata survival at 10 years was significantly higher for cuttings and container-raised stock, open-rooted stock surprisingly produced greater wood volume despite lower survival rates, suggesting a need for further research into nursery methods to optimize forest yields.