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In the heart of China, a team of researchers from Anhui Agricultural University and Donghua University has developed a groundbreaking multimodal model that could revolutionize grape detection and counting, offering significant commercial impacts for

In a significant stride towards enhancing swine cloning efficiency, researchers have developed a novel co-culture system that mimics the natural oviductal environment, offering promising implications for the agricultural and biotechnology sectors. Le

In a bold and thought-provoking study published in the journal *Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution* (translated to English as *Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution*), Benjamin L. Allen, a researcher from Wildlife Management Sciences in Grantham, QLD, A

In the lush, emerald fields of Sri Lanka, a technological revolution is brewing, one that promises to transform the way rice farmers manage their crops and potentially reshape the agricultural landscape. At the heart of this innovation is Ishani Fons

In the heart of Indonesia, where lush landscapes cradle a wealth of biodiversity, a team of researchers led by Vika Ayu Safitri from the Plant Breeding and Biotechnology Study Program at Bogor Agricultural University is unlocking the secrets of local

In the heart of the Greater Caucasus region, a shifting climate is redrawing the map of atmospheric precipitation, with profound implications for agriculture and energy sectors. A recent study, led by Jamal Huseynov of the National Aviation Academy a

In the heart of Turkey, a researcher is making waves in the world of agriculture, harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize the way we farm. Gülfinaz Özoğul, from the Agricultural Machinery Program at Yozgat Bozok Universi

In the heart of Central Java, Indonesia, Sragen Regency faces a silent crisis: its groundwater, a vital resource for agriculture and communities, is dwindling. A recent study led by Najm Al-Deen Moneer Hilal of Universitas Sebelas Maret has shed new

In the heart of Bangladesh, where the Meghna and Surma rivers weave through the landscape, a tiny fish is making waves in the world of genetic research. The Hilsa Shad, a species of significant ecological and economic importance, has been the subject

In the heart of China’s soybean country, researchers are unraveling the intricate molecular dance that allows soybeans to thrive despite one of agriculture’s most pervasive challenges: phosphorus deficiency. A recent study led by Xiulin Liu from the