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In the heart of China, at the National Key Laboratory of Agricultural Microbiology within Huazhong Agricultural University, a breakthrough is unfolding that could reshape the biotechnological landscape, particularly in the energy sector. Junwei Wei,

In the face of escalating global temperatures, understanding how insects cope with heat stress is becoming increasingly crucial, not just for ecological reasons, but also for commercial sectors like agriculture and energy. A recent study published in

In the face of a growing global population and the pressing challenges of climate change, the agricultural sector is under immense pressure to innovate. Traditional methods, while effective, are increasingly seen as unsustainable. Enter the world of

In the heart of India, researchers at the Indian Institute of Science in Bengaluru have made a groundbreaking discovery that could revolutionize tomato farming and potentially reshape the agricultural landscape. Parthasarathy Ramalingam, a biochemist

In the quest to improve crop resilience and efficiency, a groundbreaking study led by Min Zhai from the College of Agriculture at Sichuan Agricultural University has shed light on the potential of the Manihot esculenta Crantz MeNRT2.6 gene to revolut

In the heart of Cairo, Egypt, a groundbreaking study led by Khadiga A. A. Abou-Taleb from the Department of Agricultural Microbiology at Ain Shams University is making waves in the agritech and energy sectors. The research, published in the esteemed

In the vast and dynamic landscape of Ethiopia’s extensive production system, a recent study has shed light on the intricate web of stakeholders involved in Community-Based Breeding Programs (CBBP) and Animal Health Interventions (AHI). Led by Assemu

In the vast, fertile plains of China, a silent battle rages against an invisible foe: saline-alkali soil. This formidable adversary threatens agricultural productivity, but a recent study published in *Frontiers in Plant Science* (translated from the

In the heart of China, researchers have uncovered a novel mechanism that could revolutionize how we think about crop resilience under heat stress. Dr. Weijun Guo, leading a team at the Biotechnology Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricu