Agriculture
Scientists Screen 231 Rice Lines to Find Hidden Salt Tolerance Beyond the Famous Saltol Gene
A large Tanzanian screening of 231 rice genotypes has revealed salt-tolerant lines that outperform celebrated checks and shown that the...
Scientists Map the Genes That Could Finally Make Soybean Thrive in Rwanda’s Highlands
A genome-wide association study of 466 diverse soybean accessions grown across six Rwandan environments has identified 342 genomic markers tied...
Compact Maize Lines for High-Density Farming Pinpointed by Combined Statistical and Genetic Screening
Indian researchers combined BLUP statistics, SSR markers and the MGIDI index to identify doubled haploid maize lines with the compact,...
Fencing Off Livestock Lets Degraded Ethiopian Soils Recover Within Seven Years
A seven-year area closure in Ethiopia's Gida Ayana District significantly improved soil organic carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and moisture compared with...
Seventy Years of Microbiome Science in China Signals a One Health Future
A new review in Microbiome and One Health traces more than 70 years of Chinese microecology research and argues that...
AI and Smart Sensors Are Rewriting the Rules of Crop Pest Detection
A new review synthesises how artificial intelligence, deep learning, and Internet of Things architectures are transforming automated crop pest detection...
One Phosphate Switch Decides How a Plant Splicing Factor Fights Salt Stress
A new study shows that phosphorylation of a single threonine residue in the Arabidopsis splicing factor SR45.1 controls nuclear speckle...
Drought-Hardy Cumin Ecotype Keeps Its Yield and Essential Oil When Water Runs Out
A two-year Iranian field trial of fifteen cumin ecotypes shows the Afghani line maintains grain yield and the highest essential...
Grass or Grain? Scientists Reveal Why Imported and Chinese Milk Are Surprisingly Different
A new analysis of sixteen commercial UHT milk brands in China shows that domestic and imported milks carry distinct nutritional,...
Heavy Thinning Supercharges Forest Growth and Flips the Diversity-Productivity Rule
A three-year thinning experiment in subtropical Chinese forests found that heavy thinning boosted biomass growth by 66.7 percent and flipped...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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