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Madhya Pradesh (MP) has made considerable growth in its agriculture sector and has emerged to be the largest producer of foodgrains. The state needs to investigate, whether this substantial growth of agriculture production was stable and... more
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      Agricultural EconomicsInstabilityMaizeCash Flow projections
Simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers are simple PCR-based co-dominant markers, which are highly polymorphic and informative due to the number and frequency of alleles, and thus they are most utilized among the molecular markers. However,... more
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      Genetic DiversityWheatBarleyCross Species transferability
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      Stakeholder participationValue chain analysisValue ChainMaize
The allohexaploid bread wheat genome consists of three closely related subgenomes (A, B, and D), but a clear understanding of their phylogenetic history has been lacking. We used genome assemblies of bread wheat and five diploid relatives... more
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      Molecular EvolutionScienceMultidisciplinaryPolyploidy
The study examines land and water reforms as the main components of agricultural sector restructuring during the transition to a market economy. The experience of Central and Eastern European countries and CIS is assessed in the light of... more
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      IrrigationIrrigation water ManagementTransition EconomiesCotton
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      BiologyGrowthYieldWheat
The study of plant adaptation to drought stress as well as the assessment of plant restoration ability after water deficiency is one of the actual problems of the modern science. Gobustan and Tale 38 bread wheat genotypes exposed to... more
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      Drought StressWheatASAGSH
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      WheatPlant Pathology
— It was noted from the present study that the maximum grain yield and fresh biomass yield 2799 kg ha-1 and 10373 kg ha-1 respectively was recorded in treatment-3 with application of Bio-fertilizer (AzospirillumA1-Q) + N 45kgha-1 and P 2... more
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      WheatNitrogenPhosphorous ChemistryYield and yield components
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      Natural ProductsCancerCancer BiologyCancer Prevention
In the 21 st century, climate changes and global warming have become critical concerns, in that they can affect many of the natural phenomena. It is reported that aeroallergen sensitization is influenced by changes in climate. Bet v 1 is... more
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      Climate ChangeDrought StressGene expressionGlobal Warming
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      Seed dormancyWheatTriticalePhenolic Compounds
The recent emergence of wheat stem rust Ug99 and evolution of new races within the lineage threatens global wheat production because they overcome widely deployed stem rust resistance (Sr) genes that had been effective for many years. To... more
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      Plant breeding and geneticsWheatWheat Rust ResistancePlant Pathology
Seed has played very important role in agricultural growth since adoption of crop plants including wheat and barley for commercial cultivation. For seed to play a catalytic role, it should reach farmers in a good quality state, i.e high... more
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      Seed productionWheatparticipatory seed production
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      EngineeringPoultry SciencePoultry NutritionPhosphorus
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      Applied StatisticsCrop ModelingWeather RisksMorocco
A biennial field trial was conducted on inceptisol of Pothwar, Pakistan to evaluate potential of five fertility treatments: no fertilizer; inoculation + Phosphorus and Potash (PK); Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potash (NPK); poultry manure... more
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      Cropping SystemsWheatLegumesPGPR
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      Environmental EngineeringCivil EngineeringClimatologyFood Security
To investigate the response of inbred lines of M82 and Babax wheat series to drought stress, which induced by mannitol, on growth stage of plant, a factorial experiment with a completely randomized design with 2 replicates in normal and... more
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      AgronomyMorphological evolutionOrganic agriculturePlant Biology
The study was carried out with 3 bread wheat varieties (resistant KateA-1, sensitive Sultan 95, and middle resistant Golia) which are different response to drought. It was aimed to determine changes of some yield and quality... more
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      BotanyGeneticsTechnologyAgronomy
A new bread wheat variety HI 1633 (Pusa Vani) has been released and notified by the Central Sub-Committee on Crop Standards, Notification and Release of Varieties for Agricultural Crops, Government of India for commercial cultivation... more
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An experiment was conducted at experimental field of Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Bangladesh to find out the growth and yield performance of wheat to gibberellic acid concentrations. Experiment consisted foliar application of... more
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      HorticultureAgronomy/crop scienceWheatGibberellic Acid
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      Soil ScienceProductionWater qualityWheat
The collection of residues from staple crop may contribute to meet EU regulations in renewable energy production without harming soil quality. At a global scale, chaff may have great potential to be used as a bioenergy source. However,... more
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      BioenergyBioenergy (Biology)BreadWheat
This paper examines seeds' role in sustaining civilizations and asserts that the basis for food security is seed saving. It follows the history of wheat and peoples, focusing on personal experience growing landrace "Turkey" Hard Red... more
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      AnthropologyOrganic agricultureBiodiversityBiodiversity Conservation
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      Environmental ScienceEl NiñoLong Term ConditionsHistorical Weather Studies
ABSTRACT: Plant growth and yield of cereal crops are seriously affected in drought-prone environments, hence effective agricultural means are needed. This paper aims to evaluate the beneficial effects of supplemental irrigation, at... more
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      Plant EcologySustainable agricultureAgriculturePlant Breeding
An experiment was conducted at Agronomy research field, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Bangladesh from November, 2012 to March, 2013 to find out the influence of source of nitrogen on growth and yield of wheat. The experiment... more
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      WheatNitrogenTriticum aestivum L.Prilled Urea
Data mining is defined as the process in which useful information is extracted from the raw data. In order to acquire essential knowledge it is essential to extract large amount of data. This process of extraction is also known as... more
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      Computer ScienceAlgorithmsInformation TechnologyTechnology
An experiment was conducted at the experimental field of Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Bangladesh during November 2011 to March 2012 to study the growth and yield of wheat to irrigation stages. Four irrigation stages viz. I0: No... more
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      IrrigationGrowthYieldWheat
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      AgronomyFood ScienceNutritionMinerals
Combining ability, heritability and gene action estimates for yield and yield attributes under saline (ECiw: 15 dS/m) and normal irrigated conditions were studied using 8x8 diallel crosses in wheat. Both additive and non-additive gene... more
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      BiologyWheatCereals
Zinc (Zn) is an essential mineral nutrient for plant and human growth, and dietary Zn deficiency is a worldwide nutritional problem. Two-year field experiments were conducted during the 2013 and 2014 to evaluate the effects of foliar... more
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      AgricultureWheatZincGrain Filling
Generally, wheat productivity severely affected due to imbalanced fertilizer application, and on other hand NPB are 100%, 90% and 55% deficient in Pakistani soils as well as K deficiency appears rapidly. Therefore appropriate nutrient... more
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      ClimateYieldWheatBorn
L’infestation par les insectes représente l’une des causes majeures d’altération de blé stockées dans les silos. Selon la FAO, 7% de sa production mondiale est annuellement détérioré par les insectes ravageurs. Face à cette menace, des... more
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      PolyphenolsWheatSolid Dosage Forms Analysis
Peoples of the Near East greatly valuded wheat in their daily economy and religious beliefs. Christianity accorded it the very top place among plants. The author of this essay penetrates deep into the meaning and symbolism of wheat in the... more
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      Canon LawTheologyBiblical StudiesEucharist
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      Natural ProductsComplementary and Alternative MedicineAutoimmunityRheumatoid Arthritis
Molecular markers provide a rapid approach to breeding for desired traits. To use them, it is necessary to determine the linkage between quantitative trait loci (QTL) and such markers. This study was conducted to investigate the genetic... more
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      Molecular MarkersWheatAbiotic Salt Stress in Crop SpeciesQuantitative Trait Loci
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      WheatWeed ControlResidue
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      AgricultureProfitabilityWheatMechanization
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      BiologyWheatCerealsExperimental agriculture
Evidence suggests that celiac disease initially emerged as a distinct intestinal disorder sometime after organization of hunter-gatherers into human workforces capable of agriculture, especially wheat cultivation. This Neolithic... more
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      AgricultureCeliac DiseaseNeolithic revolutionWheat
Phosphate solubilization, production of IAA, and other related compounds by fungi interact with plants as part of its colonization, leading to growth promotion, induced resistance, and modification of basal plant defense mechanisms. In... more
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      PepperKharga OasisWheatAspergillus niger
Ever since humans have relied on planted crops as the main source of food, plant diseases, insects, rodents, weeds and other pest* organisms have been a constant threat to food supply.
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      Plant BiologyPlant Molecular BiologyPlant PhysiologyWheat breeding
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      WheatSulphurFoliar Nutrition
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      OncologyIntegrative MedicineComplementary and Alternative MedicineCancer
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      Peasant StudiesHeritage ConservationMilling industry (Industrial Archaeology)Hydraulic systems and structures
To evaluate the effect of different levels of nitrogen on growth and yield of wheat a field experiment was conducted in 2017-18 at research area of cereals and pulses section, Ayyub agricultural research institute, Faisalabad. Eight... more
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      AgronomyNutritionCrop ScienceWheat
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      WheatDomesticationLegumes