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In a world where climate change is relentlessly reshaping our environment, a new study sheds light on the potential impacts on agriculture, particularly the spread of a notorious plant pathogen. Dr. Aya I. Tagyan, from the Department of Botany and Mi

In the heart of Europe, a silent battle is being waged—not between nations, but between the very practices that feed millions and the quality of the water they drink. A groundbreaking study led by Aleksandra Kuzior from the Silesian University of Tec

In the vast, sun-baked expanses of the southern Russian steppe, a delicate dance between agriculture and biodiversity is playing out. This dance, as it turns out, is not a zero-sum game, but a harmonious waltz that can benefit both the environment an

In the heart of Russia, a quiet revolution is taking place in the fields of precision agriculture. Researchers at the Federal Scientific Agroengineering Center VIM, led by Z. A. Godzhaev, have developed an automated machine-tractor unit (MTU) designe

In the heart of Cappadocia, where the unique geological formations have long drawn tourists and sustained local agriculture, a new study sheds light on the environmental health of Damsa Dam Lake, a vital resource for the region. The research, led by

In the heart of China, a groundbreaking study is brewing, quite literally, around one of the country’s most revered teas. Researchers led by Dr. Chu Xi from the National Research Center of Engineering Technology for Utilization of Functional Ingredie

In the quest to replicate the unique flavors of aged brine, a team of researchers from Sichuan Agricultural University and Chengdu Sheng’en Biotechnology Co., Ltd. has made significant strides. Led by Dr. Li Jing, the team has optimized the preparati

In the heart of Russia’s Non-Black-Earth Region, a silent battle rages on—the struggle between spring wheat and the pervasive threat of powdery mildew. This fungal foe, caused by Blumeria graminis f. sp. tritici, can wreak havoc on wheat yields, thre

In the world of rice breeding, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the intracallus cytotypic variation of regenerated Oryza sativa L. plants through in vitro androgenesis. This research, led by M. V. Ilyushko from the Federal Scientific Cent

In the lush, biodiverse landscapes of the south of Primorsky Territory and the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, China, a treasure trove of plant genetic resources has been uncovered, with significant implications for agriculture and food securit