Author name: Paul Laurent

In a world where the population is projected to hit a staggering 8 billion by 2050, the quest for food security has never been more pressing. A recent article published in the *International Journal of Economic Plants* sheds light on the pivotal role

In the intricate world of agriculture, where every pest can spell disaster for farmers, new research from P. Venkata Ramana Rao and his team at the Agricultural Research Station in Andhra Pradesh offers a glimmer of hope. The study, published in the

In the ever-evolving world of poultry farming, a recent study has shed light on the potential benefits of xylo-oligosaccharides (XOS) for laying hens, marking a significant stride toward optimizing production performance and enhancing gut health. Con

In a fascinating exploration of how maternal nutrition can influence fetal health, a recent study has revealed promising insights into the role of odd-chain fatty acids (OCFAs) found in algal oil. This research, spearheaded by Yi Li from the Institut

In a fascinating turn of events for the agricultural sector, researchers have delved into the unique properties of lichen to develop a novel antibacterial solution. This innovative work, led by Sikander Ali from the Department of Microbiology at the

In a recent study published in the Open Veterinary Journal, researchers have shed light on the use of total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA) in llamas, particularly during unilateral ovariectomy procedures. This research, led by Jose Goicochea-Vargas fr

In the quest for safer and more effective cancer treatments, researchers are turning their attention to the natural world, and one plant in particular is garnering interest: Linum lewisii. A recent study led by Barbara Sciandrone from the University

In a recent exploration of the black locust tree, or *Robinia pseudoacacia*, researchers have uncovered a trove of antioxidant compounds that could significantly influence both the agricultural and pharmaceutical sectors. The findings, published in t

In the bustling world of agriculture, where every grain counts, understanding the unseen helpers of rice plants has taken center stage. Recent insights into the phyllosphere—the aerial parts of rice plants—have revealed a complex web of microorganism

In a recent exploration of plant genetics, researchers have unveiled a small but significant family of proteins in *Arabidopsis thaliana* that could reshape our understanding of how plants respond to stress. Led by Wei Wang from the Laboratory of Pla