Author name: Paul Laurent

In a groundbreaking study published in *Frontiers in Microbiology*, researchers have uncovered the potential of camel milk and fermented camel milk to prevent ulcerative colitis, a condition that affects millions worldwide. The study, led by Weisheng

In a significant development that could reshape poultry farming practices, researchers have identified a mutated strain of the infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV) that suppresses immune responses to critical vaccinations. This discovery, published

In the quest to boost the yield of yellowhorn, a valuable woody oilseed species, scientists have uncovered a complex network of non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) that play a pivotal role in the plant’s sex differentiation. This breakthrough, published in *Sci

In the ongoing battle against invasive plants that threaten agricultural productivity, researchers have turned to nature itself for solutions. A recent study published in *Industrial Crops and Products* has uncovered promising herbicidal properties i

In the heart of China’s Guangxi region, a team of researchers has made a significant stride in the battle against stem rot disease, a persistent threat to passion fruit production. Their findings, published in the journal *Horticultural Science*, off

In the world of papaya cultivation, determining the sex of plants early in their growth cycle has long been a challenge. Traditional methods are time-consuming and often unreliable, leading to inefficiencies in the field. However, a recent study publ

In the quest to improve aquaculture practices and fish health, a recent study published in *Frontiers in Marine Science* has shed light on the potential benefits of probiotics for fish farming. The research, led by Safaa E. Nassar of the Zoology Depa

In the relentless battle against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, a team of researchers led by Wahab Shahid from the Department of Agricultural Convergence Technology at Jeonbuk National University has made a significant stride. Their work, published i

In the quest for sustainable agricultural practices, researchers are increasingly turning to treated wastewater as a viable irrigation solution. A recent study published in the *ISPEC Journal of Agricultural Sciences* sheds light on how this practice

In the heart of Southwestern Iran, a critical battle is waged each year between walnut farmers and two tiny but formidable foes: the small walnut aphid (Chromaphis juglandicola) and the large walnut aphid (Panaphis juglandis). These pests threaten th