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An ethnomedicinal study of a few indigenous plants used by the folklore of Gorakhpur district, Uttar Pradesh

The pandemic has taught the world to be self-reliant in all aspects and to shift the primary focus to the health network. It also brought us back to traditional medical systems for the cure of instant symptoms. The countries with the best healthcare facilities will become prosperous in the future.India is one of the world’s […]

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Bioactive Compound Composition of Three Different Pepper Varieties: A Comparative Study

INTRODUCTION Pepper is a fruit of the Capsicum plant species. It is widely used as a spice and a vegetable in various cuisines around the world. Peppers are a diverse group of plants, with over 30 species and hundreds of varieties. Peppers come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, colors, and heat levels1. Pepper

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Impact of Crossbreeding on the Growth and Yield Improvement of two Cultivars of S. aethiopicum L. found in Anambra State

Introduction The genus Solanum is nearly global, with over 1000 species and at least 100 native African species. Members of this genus grow in a variety of ways, including vines, shrubs, tiny trees, annuals, and perennials (Dressler et al., 2014). The majority of plant portions, particularly the green sections or immature fruits, are toxic to

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Susceptibility of different genomic banana cultivars to banana leaf and fruit scar beetle, Nodostomasubcostatum (Jacoby)

Introduction Banana (Musa paradisicaLinnaeus) is an important fruit crop in India and plays a major role in the dietary supplements.It was originated in South-East Asia (Simmonds, 1966) and one of the important fruit crops of the region. India ranks first in terms of area (830 ha) and production (29780 MT) with a productivity of 35.9

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Evaluation of The Effect Of Antioxidant-Rich Fruits Against Depression Induced By Dexamethasone In Rats.

This research investigated the effects of watermelon, carrot and mango fruits on the lipid and lipoprotein profile and biochemical oxidative stress markers in rats treated with Dexamethasone to induce depression. Results from this study showed an improvement in the investigated profiles and markers indicating that the antioxidants found in these fruits can reduce oxidative stress.

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Recent advancements of ‘scytonemin’ and its potential to sustainable and green world

Introduction Cyanobacteria, the earliest Gram-negative prokaryotes, emerged during the Precambrian era and have pivotal role in oxygen evolution, fostering the development of diverse life forms [1]. However, contemporary challenges such as anthropogenic atmospheric pollutants and ozone depletion have intensified UV radiation reaching Earth’s surface, posing significant threats to cyanobacteria. To counteract these challenges, cyanobacteria produce

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Elimination of Contamination in Plant Tissue Culture Laboratory

Introduction Plant tissue culture is useful for preserving and growing a wide variety of plant species; however, contamination is a major issue.In the laboratory, dust, microorganisms, and plant debris can cause plant cells or explants to die, which can also reduce the output yield [1].The effectiveness of tissue culture depends on identifying the sources of

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Genome editing in Agriculture: CRISPR/Cas9’s promise in creating resilient and high-yielding crops

Introduction In the face of a growing global population and the unpredictable impacts of climate change on agricultural productivity, there is an increasing need to develop crops that are resilient to environmental stressors and capable of yielding higher harvests. This challenge has led to the emergence of genome editing technologies as promising tools to revolutionize

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Understanding the Molecular Mechanisms of Antibiotic Resistance Through Horizontal Gene Transfer in Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Introduction The multipurpose gram-negative bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa is infamous for its toxicity and drug resistance. Bacterial resistance to antibiotics is a complex defensive mechanism that has serious implications for human health. More than sixty percent of adult infections are associated with P.aeruginosa [‎13], and approximately thirty thousand people are living with CF in the United

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Characterization of black turmeric genotypes based on DUS descriptor (Curcuma caesiaRoxb.)

Introduction             A significant, lesser-known, unconventional medicinal plant in the Zingiberaceae family is Curcuma caesia, native to Java and Myanmar, is also widely dispersed throughout central and north-eastern India, as well as in Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Chattisgarh, Orissa, and other places of South India (Narendhiran et al., 2023). The rhizomes of the plant Curcuma caesia

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