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Distribution, Abundance, and Environmental Responses of Actinobacteria in Rhizospheric and Bulk Soils of Al-Haniya, Libya

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Introduction Soil microorganisms, particularly Actinobacteria, play pivotal roles in maintaining terrestrial ecosystem functioning through organic matter decomposition, nutrient cycling, and symbiotic plant interactions [8]. Among these, the phylum Actinobacteria—notably the genus Streptomyces—has garnered global attention due to its unparalleled metabolic versatility, including the production of bioactive compounds (e.g., antibiotics, enzymes) and contributions to soil structure stabilization [18]. …

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Effect of Synthetic Auxin on Water Content of Seedlings of Prosopis julifloraSwarz DC

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. Introduction The synthetic auxin 2,4-dichlorophenoxy acetic acid (2,4-D) mimics the effects of the natural auxin indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) in plants[1]. Unlike IAA quickly inactivated; 2,4-D persists for extended periods. This prolonged presence can create an imbalance in auxin levels and disrupt interactions with other hormones at the tissue level[2]. 2,4-D accumulates in chloroplasts and …

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Phenotypic Physiognomies and Malaria Vectors KDT to Certain Insecticides in Some Populations of Anambra State, Southeast Nigeria

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Introduction: The malaria issues in Nigeria particularly and Africa at large has triggeredterrific health dares to the general public where their vectors transmits diseases to humans especially pregnant women and children which are the most susceptible group because of their little or no resistance to the parasitic disease [1].In the combat to both manage and …

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Heavy metals remediation in wastewater and groundwater by metal oxides, activated charcoal, and EDTA

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Introduction Water contamination due to heavy metals is a pressing environmental concern, impacting both groundwater and wastewater systems. Heavy metals such as copper (Cu), chromium (Cr), lead (Pb), arsenic (As), manganese (Mn), zinc (Zn), boron (B), and aluminum (Al) pose significant risks to human health and the ecosystem when present in excess concentrations. These metals …

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Assessment of trace metal elements in selected Plants around the vicinity of Ebedei Gas Flaring Station located at Ebedei Village, Ukwani Local Government Area, Delta State, Nigeria

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Introduction Trace metal analysis is a crucial part of environmental pollution studies [4, 12, 16].Plants growing in contaminated environments can accumulate trace elements at high quantities, which poses a major risk to people, even though some trace metals are essential for plant nutrition [15]. The core source of trace metals to plants is the air …

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The Role of Maize-Peanut Intercropping in Sustainable Agriculture and Efficiency in  Sandy Soil Environments

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IntroductionAgriculture is the backbone of the global food system, providing sustenance for millions ofpeople worldwide. However, increasing population growth, climate change, and landdegradation have placed significant pressure on agricultural systems to ensure food security,environmental sustainability, and economic resilience. Among the various strategies beingexplored to address these challenges, intercropping has emerged as a promising practice.Intercropping refers …

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Biopolymers-based Electrochemical Sensors: An Overview of Synthesis and Applications

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The development of Sensor technology has been a key driver in advancing numerous Scientific and Industrial fields, from healthcare to Environmental monitoring. Electrochemical Biosensors are basic apparatus that convert biological data generated by a redox reaction into an Electrical Signal [1]. Through the identification of several bio-analytes and Chemicals, they are crucial in detection of …

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Exalted Level of Nitrogen Metabolism In the Presence of Sodium Sulphide in Nostocellipososporum under Thermal Stress

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Introduction Cyanobacteria are believed to be ubiquitous, inhabiting a broader range of environments than any other organism on Earth. They can thrive in varied environmental conditions, such as hot water  springs, hypersaline areas, chilling climates, and   deserts. Additionally, they are commonly found in freshwater, marine, and terrestrial ecosystems  [70,40]. One of the most remarkable features …

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Effect of mulching practice as soil moisture conservation for tomato(Lycopersicon esculentumMill.) production under supplemental irrigation in Yabello district of Borana zone, Ethiopia

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Introduction Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) is a vegetal of countless economic overgrownworldwide and is commercially cultivated on all over continents (Biswas et al., 2015). Tomato is an essential element in the diet of the world population as it has high levels of lycopene and minerals, resulting in benefits to human health(Hashmi et al., 2015). Yet, …

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Characterization of Soil and Growth Response of Rice on Different Positions along the Toposequence in Awka, Anambra State

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INTRODUCTION Soils are unrenewable natural resources that vary in their properties and composition spatially across the landscape and vertically down the soil profile (Brady & Weil., 2010., Brubaker et al., 1993). However, soil variation is a function of various factors, including climate, living organisms, parent materials, topography, and time. Within a locality, the topography may …

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