Author name: Paul Laurent

In the world of agriculture, understanding the intricate dance between diet and behavior can lead to groundbreaking advancements. A recent study led by Adriana-Sebastiana Musca from the Faculty of Animal Science and Biotechnology at the University of

In a groundbreaking study published in *Microbiology Spectrum*, researchers are peeling back the layers on the gut microbiota of Tibetan chickens, revealing how these birds have adapted to thrive in the harsh conditions of the high Himalayas. This re

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have delved into the ovarian follicular fluids of Kyrgyz mares, shedding light on the levels of heavy metals and radioactive elements that could have significant implications for the agriculture sector. Conducte

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Frontiers in Genetics’, researchers have peeled back the layers of complexity surrounding photosynthesis in crops, particularly focusing on the evolutionary intricacies of C4 plants like foxtail millet. This re

In a recent study that’s stirring up excitement in the agricultural community, researchers have delved into the effects of different rootstocks on the quality of ‘Thomson Navel’ oranges at their commercial maturity stage. Conducted by Fatemeh Ahmadi

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape potato farming, researchers have delved into the effectiveness of both natural and synthetic inhibitors in combating viruses that threaten crop yields. Conducted by E. V. Shishchenko and his team at the

In an era where agriculture grapples with the dual threats of microplastics and heavy metals, a groundbreaking study sheds light on the intricate dance of these pollutants and their impact on plant health. Conducted by Yuyang Wu and his team at the <

A recent study has thrown a spotlight on the importance of selenium in the diets of pregnant sows, revealing how different forms of this essential nutrient can significantly impact piglet growth and health. Conducted by a team led by Xing Hao Jin fro

In a fascinating twist of nature’s design, researchers have uncovered the unique reproductive strategies of a little-known plant, Ophiorrhiza alatiflora, which thrives in fragmented habitats like those found in karst regions. This study, led by Yu Li

In a world where agriculture is constantly evolving, a recent study sheds light on the status of field trials involving biotechnological crops, an essential stepping stone toward commercialization. Conducted by Agnès Ricroch from the Laboratoire Inst