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In a groundbreaking study published in *Frontiers in Plant Science*, researchers have harnessed the power of deep learning to decode the intricate architecture of chloroplast translational regulatory sequences. Led by Mohammad Ali Abbasi-Vineh from t

In the sun-drenched coastal city of El-Arish, Egypt, a team of researchers has been delving into the genetic diversity of olive cultivars, a crop that has been a cornerstone of agriculture and commerce for millennia. Their work, published in the *Jou

In the quest to enhance crop productivity and sustainability, scientists are delving deep into the genetic and biochemical processes that govern plant nutrition. A recent study published in the Czech Journal of Genetics and Plant Breeding has shed ne

In the heart of Egypt, a team of researchers is unlocking the genetic secrets of Zea mexicana, a wild relative of maize, with the potential to revolutionize the agricultural sector. The study, led by K. Radwan of the Agricultural Genetic Engineering

In the ongoing battle against crop diseases, a team of Moroccan researchers has uncovered a promising natural ally: clove essential oil. Their study, published in the *Journal of Bioscience and Applied Research*, reveals that the essential oil derive

In the ongoing battle against crop diseases, researchers are turning to nature’s own defenses, and a recent study published in the *Journal of Bioscience and Applied Research* offers promising insights. The research, led by Jamila Bouarda from the La

In a groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Bioscience and Applied Research, researchers have uncovered a concerning link between Listeria monocytogenes and spontaneous abortions in women. The study, led by Rahma Majid Kamel from the AL Qad

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Plants’, researchers have uncovered significant sex-related differences in the physiological and biochemical responses of black poplar (*Populus nigra*) to exposure with bifunctionalized silver nano

In the face of escalating global soil salinization, a pressing challenge for modern agriculture, a recent study published in the journal ‘Plants’ has shed new light on the molecular mechanisms that enable melons to tolerate salt stress. This research

In the ongoing battle against invasive plant species, a new study published in the journal ‘Plants’ offers a glimmer of hope for farmers and conservationists alike. The research, led by Fa-Zhao Qi of the Liaoning Key Laboratory for Biological Invasio