1196 papers
This study demonstrates that the sesquiterpene isomer α-cedrene, but not its stereoisomer β-cedrene, acts as a potent olfactory aphrodisiac for black soldier flies, significantly enhancing mating success, courtship efficiency, and overall reproductive output to offer a new strategy for optimizing large-scale insect rearing.
This study utilized genotyping-by-sequencing on BC2F5 and BC2F6 populations derived from the wild rice *Oryza rufipogon* accession CR100438 to identify 26 sheath blight resistance QTLs, including six major loci and a hotspot on chromosome 6, leading to the development of promising pre-breeding lines for marker-assisted rice improvement.
This study evaluated twenty-one F1 chilli hybrids derived from seven diverse genotypes across three Himalayan locations, identifying ten superior hybrids with significant heterosis and combining ability that offer stable, climate-resilient yields suitable for both spice processing and pharmaceutical applications.
This study demonstrates that enzymatic deamidation of glutinous rice flour and soy protein isolate enhances hydrogen bond networks to create an oleogel with superior oil-binding capacity and butter-like properties, effectively serving as a functional animal fat substitute in baked goods.
This review synthesizes recent genomic and evolutionary insights into host–pathogen interactions to advocate for integrated, genome-informed strategies that enhance crop resilience and ensure sustainable food security amidst evolving disease threats.
This study demonstrates that fortifying stirred yogurt with carrot juice not only enhances its bioactive and antioxidant properties while maintaining physicochemical stability during storage but also yields a highly acceptable product, with the 10% concentration (EY1) being the most preferred formulation due to its balanced sensory attributes.
A comparative analysis of 15 countries reveals that the integration of agroecological principles into national dietary guidelines is not determined by national income, but rather by governance structures and institutional mandates, as evidenced by high-scoring lower-income nations and the formation of distinct typologies independent of economic tier.
This study utilized a genome-wide association study on 150 Black Bengal goats to identify 17 significant SNPs and key immune-related candidate genes associated with gastrointestinal nematode resistance, providing validated genomic markers for marker-assisted selection to enhance sustainable goat production in West Bengal.
This study conducted in Mumbai, India, found a 43.62% prevalence of gastrointestinal parasites in dogs with hookworms being the most common, but confirmed that current anthelmintic treatments remain fully effective against hookworms with no evidence of resistance detected.
This study systematically analyzes the constraints hindering sustainable water buffalo farming in Bangladesh, identifying high feed costs, breeding preferences, and remote veterinary access as primary challenges that vary by farming system and region, while recommending multilevel interventions involving farmers, the government, and private sectors to overcome resource, technical, and political barriers.