Author name: Paul Laurent

In a fascinating dive into the world of medicinal plants, researchers have turned their attention to the leaves of Pistacia lentiscus L., a species native to the Beni-Snassen Forest in eastern Morocco. This study, led by Mourad Bendada from the

In a world where climate change looms large, particularly over the agricultural landscapes of Sub-Saharan Africa, a groundbreaking approach is emerging to tackle the pressing challenges of food security. The agricultural sector in this region is grap

In a world grappling with the rising tide of metabolic syndrome—a condition that packs a punch with its suite of issues like hypertension, obesity, and insulin resistance—new research shines a light on an age-old spice that could play a pivotal role

Salinity stress is a thorny issue that farmers across the globe grapple with, especially in regions where water scarcity looms large. A recent study sheds light on how the olive tree, particularly the Arbequina cultivar, can navigate these salty wate

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the landscape of tobacco farming, researchers have uncovered the powerful synergy between yeast and plant growth-promoting bacteria in enhancing tobacco growth while simultaneously combating soil-borne dis

In the face of climate change, mango farmers are increasingly grappling with the impacts of fluctuating temperatures. A recent study led by Jian-hua Wang from the Guangxi Key Laboratory of Biology for Mango at Baise University sheds light on how diff

In a world increasingly driven by technology, the farming landscape is undergoing a remarkable transformation, particularly in the realm of cover crops. A recent study led by Ovundah King Wofuru-Nyenke from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at

In a world where the pressure to produce more food with fewer resources is mounting, the recent findings from a systematic review by Sewnet Getahun at the Department of Plant Science shine a light

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, a groundbreaking study led by Faris A. Almalki from the Department of Computer Engineering is setting the stage for a significant t

Unmanned aerial systems (UASs), commonly known as drones, are not just a tech-savvy toy for hobbyists anymore; they’ve become a game-changer in the world of agriculture. A recent publication by Aditya Singh and James Fletcher from the University of F