1932 papers
This study demonstrates that among three soybean varieties subjected to varying salinity levels, CO (soy) 3 exhibits superior tolerance by maintaining better growth and chlorophyll content while mitigating cellular damage through enhanced accumulation of osmolytes and antioxidants.
This study demonstrates that CRISPR/Cas9-mediated editing of the BADH2 gene in the elite rice variety 'ChuGeng48' successfully induces fragrance by elevating 2-acetyl-1-pyrroline levels without compromising key agronomic traits.
This study integrates Random Forest soil modeling with AHP-based multi-criteria decision analysis in a GIS framework to evaluate land suitability for sustainable tea cultivation in Ganyange Ward, Tanzania, revealing that climate is the most influential factor and identifying that over 68% of the area is suitable for cultivation with recommendations for soil management improvements.
This study evaluates the sustainability of groundnut pod and haulm yields under arid alfisols by comparing Integrated Crop Management (ICM) and Andhra Pradesh Cashew Nut Farming (APCNF) systems, revealing that while ICM significantly outperforms APCNF in overall yield and biomass production, APCNF offers superior harvest efficiency, with regression models and sustainability indices identifying specific plant parameters and treatment combinations (T3 for ICM, T12 for APCNF) that optimize productivity in these conditions.
A study conducted in Palampur, India, reveals that while managed honey bees are effective pollinators, they cannot fully replace the seed yield benefits provided by diverse natural pollinator communities in commercial broccoli production, highlighting the need for conserving both managed and wild pollinators.
This study addresses the inefficiencies of traditional mechanical removal of defective seedling blocks by developing and optimizing a drill-suction anti-clogging device, which achieves over 80% cleaning efficiency in single-end operation through a specific configuration of inlet diameter, draft angle, and descent height.
This study demonstrates that deploying Isomate C Plus pheromone dispensers for mating disruption in Karaman Province apple orchards significantly reduced both in-season fruit damage and overwintering codling moth populations compared to conventional management, supporting its potential as a sustainable component of integrated pest management despite limitations regarding experimental replication and direct mating status assessment.
This study demonstrates that while *Tetraselmis chuii* at 50% wastewater concentration yields the highest biomass productivity, *Isochrysis galbana* at 75% concentration achieves superior nutrient removal, indicating that optimal conditions for biomass production and nutrient remediation differ among microalgae species.
A 24-month longitudinal study of a Brazilian dairy herd revealed that mild cutaneous papillomatosis follows a persistent, non-regressive course characterized by high rates of coinfection with multiple Bovine papillomavirus types, particularly BPV-2 and BPV-3, with no observed link between viral profiles and lesion severity.
This study demonstrates that the salt-tolerant rhizobacterium *Bacillus velezensis* SGTSH 0811 mitigates salt stress in sunflowers by enhancing physiological resilience and modulating root-associated bacterial community composition and function, alongside altering the expression of key stress-responsive genes.