1932 papers
This study characterizes the susceptibility of two field pennycress accessions to *Alternaria japonica* and *Sclerotinia sclerotiorum* and demonstrates that an optimized qPCR-based assay provides sensitive, early-stage quantification of fungal biomass that surpasses the limitations of visual disease scoring.
Field trials in Uzbekistan demonstrate that applying humic-based biostimulants (Reflect and Geohumate) to cotton significantly enhances NPK concentrations in plant organs and increases yield and profitability under both specific irrigation regimes and reduced-fertilizer conditions, although the study's design limits the ability to isolate the specific contributions of the biostimulants from the fertilizer reduction effects.
This study developed and validated a highly specific, sensitive, and reproducible one-step multiplex PCR assay targeting distinct genes to enable the rapid simultaneous detection and differentiation of four major pathogenic *Clostridium* species in cattle and sheep, offering a reliable tool for clinical diagnosis and epidemiological investigation.
This study characterizes the microbial ecology of traditional Nipa vinegar production in Lingayen, Pangasinan, by documenting local practices and identifying eleven diverse bacterial taxa across production stages to establish a baseline for understanding product quality, spoilage, and sanitation.
This study analyzes the historical evolution and current governance challenges of Iceland's feral reindeer through institutional theory and stakeholder interviews, revealing conflicting priorities and institutional flaws that necessitate a new comprehensive management strategy to balance environmental, economic, and social sustainability.
This study elucidates how cut-specific physicochemical properties and precursor profiles dictate the texture, taste retention, and volatile flavor formation of five different hot-boned beef cuts during Cantonese-style hotpot boiling, revealing distinct quality determinants for sirloin, chuck flap, fore shank, hind shank, and topside.
This study identifies Mongolian oak as a superior wood for aging strong ales due to its exceptionally high (Z)-oaklactone content, which dose-dependently enhances consumer liking and positive emotions through specific caramel and vanilla notes.
This study conducted in Egypt during 2023 and 2024 demonstrates that foliar applications of 3 g/L magnesium sulphate and 30 mg/L chelated iron significantly enhance the vegetative growth and nutritional status of Nemaguard peach rootstock seedlings, identifying this specific combination as the most effective strategy for producing vigorous graft-ready seedlings.
This study evaluates the spatial and temporal dynamics of heat stress in Bihar's dairy sector by analyzing climatic data from 2006 to 2025, demonstrating that a Random Forest model combined with panel regression and Seasonal ARIMA forecasting provides a highly accurate framework for predicting Temperature-Humidity Index variations and developing district-specific early warning systems.
This study demonstrates that increased photoperiod and temperature-humidity index during the close-up dry period significantly influence colostrum volume and Brix scores in Holstein and Jersey cows, with the close-up period showing greater environmental sensitivity than the far-off period.