Recent research conducted by NING Peng and colleagues from the College of Horticulture and Forestry at Tarim University has shed light on how the plant Arnebia guttata adapts to varying altitudes in Wushi County, Xinjiang. This study, published in th
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Recent research published in the journal “Journal of Northwest Plant Sciences” sheds light on how two exotic plant species, Salvia tiliifolia and Salvia splendens, adapt their growth and defense strategies under varying nutrient conditions. Conducted
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Recent research led by Tuğba Hasibe GÖKKAYA has shed light on the beneficial effects of boron on sorghum cultivars under drought stress, a significant concern in agriculture today. Published in the Journal of Agricultural Sciences of Yüzüncü Yil Univ
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Recent research led by Xiaoyu Zhang from the Environmentally Sustainable Animal Nutrition group at the University of Kassel has unveiled important insights into how the microbial mass in ruminal fermentation affects methane production and microbial y
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Recent research led by Kait Kaarel Puss from the Institute of Bioengineering and the Institute of Chemistry at the University of Tartu, Estonia, has uncovered promising advancements in the field of biorefineries, particularly through the innovative u
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A recent study has unveiled the whole genome sequence of a lignocellulose-degrading bacterium, Arthrobacter koreensis BSB, isolated from the soils of Santiniketan, India. Conducted by Binoy Kumar Show from the Department of Environmental Studies at S
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Recent research led by Giulia Sabbatini from the Department of Life and Environmental Sciences at Marche Polytechnic University has unveiled the potential of hop leaves, typically discarded after beer production, as a valuable source of bioactive com
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Recent research conducted by Dessie G. Amare from the Water Resource and Irrigation Engineering department at Arba Minch Water Technology Institute has shed light on effective irrigation strategies for maize production in Ethiopia. The study, publish
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Recent research has unveiled a promising solution for addressing the environmental challenges posed by hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)), a toxic heavy metal commonly released from electroplating processes. Conducted by Istiqomah Rahmawati from the Depart
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Recent research published in the journal Ecology and Evolution highlights the significant role that vertebrate scavengers play in urban ecosystems across the UK. Led by Richard Inger from the Environment and Sustainability Institute at the University
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