Ecology is the scientific study of the relationships between organisms and their environment. These relationships are complex, varied and hierarchical. The word ‘ecology’ was first used by German biologist Ernst Haeckel in 1869. The word is derived from the Greek
Read MoreThe nemacidal efficiency of Jatropha curcas alkaloids was evaluated in artificial and screen house studies to control the occurrence and severity of the root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita on okra (Abelmoschus esculentus). The use of plant extract as alternative nematicides should
Read MoreUnlocking the keys of C-flux difference among genotypes under nitrogen fertilization can specify valuable insights into strength storage mechanisms and colorless odorless gas fixation. This study examined the influence of N application on oil and vigor accumulation in sources of
Read MoreThe goal of this research was to separate potassium ion from calcium ion, which affects potassium purity when extracted and recovered from incineration ash, as well as to lessen the environmental burden of the final waste liquid. Potassium tartrate is
Read MoreFrom November 2016 to September 2017, a study of the variance in density and biomass of fish populations in the lagoon of La Paz, Mexico, was done. A total of 2763 organisms were gathered in an area of 5022 m2
Read MoreThe study's goals were to convert organic waste into biogas as a source of alternative renewable energy and to produce bio-fertilizer (inorganic fertilizer). The digestion of solid waste by anaerobic bacteria (methanogenic bacteria) in an air-tied environment or closed system
Read MoreAgricultural and industrial wastes are produced in massive quantities all over the world, and because they are rarely reused or recycled, they are among the most polluting substances. Nowadays, there is a greater focus on exploiting these agricultural and industrial
Read MoreThe necessity of technological or innovative pre-extension demonstration and evaluation in determining the momentum of scaling up and commercialization via large-scale demonstrations utilising a clustering technique is critical. It would be simple to methodically organise functions and stakeholders for further
Read MoreWeeds and plants typically produce enough lightweight pollen to pollinate themselves. In a single day, a single plant can produce 1 million to several million pollen grains; exposure to these can cause pollen allergy, seasonal rhinitis/ rhinosinusitis, asthma, and dermatitis,
Read MoreAt Ea Yong commune, Krong Pac district, Daklak province, Vietnam, we evaluated four Robusta coffee intercropping models (Coffea canephora Pierre var. Robusta) with perennial trees on Rhodic ferrasol soil and tropical environment. Intercropping coffee with Siamese cassia (Cassia siamea Lam.),
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