Recent research published in California Agriculture explores the potential of producing ethyl alcohol from biomass, which could serve as a sustainable alternative to petroleum-based fuels. Led by R Curley, the study discusses both the challenges and
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Recent advancements in genetic engineering and tissue culture are transforming the way we breed and propagate woody crops, particularly in the fields of forestry and urban landscaping. Research led by D. Durzan has been making significant strides in
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California’s biomass power plants are facing an uncertain future, as highlighted in a recent article by G. Mayhead published in “California Agriculture.” Biomass energy, derived from organic materials such as wood, agricultural residues, and other bi
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Recent research published in ‘California Agriculture’ by J Downing explores the potential of portable biomass energy generation systems to support rural communities. As energy demands grow and the push for sustainable solutions intensifies, this inno
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Recent research led by Wahyunanto Agung Nugroho from the Department of Bioprocess Engineering at Brawijaya University in Indonesia has unveiled promising findings regarding the use of hydroponic fertilizers in cultivating Chlorella vulgaris, a microa
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Recent research conducted by Li Chuanfu and his team at the College of Resources and Environment, Shandong Agricultural University, has unveiled promising findings regarding the management of saline-alkali soils in the Yellow River Delta. Published i
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Recent research published in the journal “Journal of Soil and Water Conservation” has shed light on how soil salt stress affects phosphorus (P) utilization in alfalfa, a key forage crop. Conducted by Zhao Le and his team at the College of Natural Res
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Recent research conducted by LU Zhaoyang from the College of Forestry at Gansu Agriculture University has shed light on how climate change and nitrogen deposition affect soil carbon and nitrogen in the Gahai wetland area. Published in the journal ‘Sh
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Recent research conducted by WANG Yiying from the College of Forestry at Shandong Agricultural University has shed light on the intricate relationship between grazing intensity and vegetation communities in the Xilamuren grassland, a vital desert ste
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Recent research led by TIAN Jing from the College of Soil and Water Conservation Science and Engineering at Northwest A&F University has shed light on the significant role that biological soil crusts play in enhancing soil erosion resistance, particu
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