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A two-tiered methodology for the validation of promising plant growth promoting bacteria isolated from durum wheat rhizosphere.

New Two-Tiered Strategy Identifies Heat- and Fungicide-Tolerant Bacteria That Boost Durum Wheat Growth

A new two-tiered methodology has identified Pseudomonas migulae 23P as a highly robust plant growth-promoting bacterium capable of surviving heat, resisting fungicides, and improving nitrogen uptake and biomass in durum wheat under both controlled and field conditions.

Aneknowledge December 12, 2025

Halo-Tolerant Phosphate-Solubilising Bacterium from Coral Reef: A Potential Bioagent for Phosphate Reclamation and Soil Fertility Enhancement

Agriculture Alternaria Emerging Science

Coral-Derived Bacterium Shows Powerful Potential to Reclaim Phosphorus and Boost Crop Growth in Saline Soils

A newly studied halo-tolerant bacterium from coral reefs, Cronobacter muytjensii, demonstrates exceptional phosphate-solubilising, plant-growth-promoting, and antifungal abilities under high salinity—offering a sustainable solution for improving soil fertility and crop growth in salt-affected farmlands.

Aneknowledge December 6, 2025

Selection of indigenous bacterial strains having the ability to promote plant growth and control root-knot nematode Meloidogyne spp. on Malabar spinach in Vietnam.

Agriculture Bacillus Biochemistry

Native Soil Bacteria Show Powerful Control of Root-Knot Nematodes in Malabar Spinach

A new study from Vietnam identifies three indigenous bacterial strains—Bacillus velezensis BHMT4.1, Pseudomonas fluorescens HMMT1.1, and Staphylococcus carnosus CCMT2.1—that significantly suppress root-knot nematodes and improve Malabar spinach growth. Findings highlight their potential use as sustainable biopesticides.

Aneknowledge November 19, 2025

Phylogenetic, phenotypic, and symbiotic characterization of Bradyrhizobium isolated from nodules of cowpea grown on the Peruvian desert coast.

Agriculture Biochemistry Emerging Science

New Bradyrhizobium Species Discovered Boost Cowpea Growth in Peru’s Desert Soils

Researchers have identified and characterized new Bradyrhizobium strains from Peruvian desert soils that effectively nodulate cowpea. These native rhizobia show high salt and heat tolerance, promising sustainable nitrogen fixation and bioinoculant development for arid agriculture.

Aneknowledge November 1, 2025

Environmental and Economic Assessment of Cow Manure Management in Halland, Sweden: Land Return, Biofuel, and Biochar.

Agriculture Biochar Biochemistry

Composting Cow Manure Proves Most Sustainable Option for Sweden’s Livestock Industry

A new study in BioEnergy Research reveals that composted cow manure is the most sustainable and cost-effective method for managing livestock waste in Halland, Sweden—offering major reductions in greenhouse gas emissions compared to biofuel and biochar systems.

Aneknowledge October 27, 2025

Production performance and egg quality characteristics of laying hens fed with different levels of fennel (Foeniculum vulgare Mill.) and cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia) as natural feed additives.

Agriculture Emerging Science Food Technology

Natural Boost for Egg Production: Fennel and Cinnamon Enhance Hen Performance and Egg Quality

A new study from Oda Bultum University reveals that adding 0.75% fennel and cinnamon powder to layer diets significantly improves egg production, egg mass, and shell quality in Lohmann brown hens — offering a natural alternative to antibiotic growth promoters.

Aneknowledge October 18, 2025

Bacteria from the Amphibian Skin Inhibit the Growth of Phytopathogenic Fungi and Control Postharvest Rots.

Agriculture Emerging Science Food Technology

Frog Skin Bacteria: A Natural Ally Against Postharvest Fruit Rots

Discover how bacteria from frog skin show remarkable antifungal activity against fruit pathogens, offering a sustainable alternative to chemical fungicides for postharvest disease control.

Aneknowledge October 5, 2025

Cyanobacterium-based bacterial and fungal biofilms as economically viable and climate smart biostimulants for Bt-cotton in rainfed Vertisol.

Agriculture Emerging Science Environment

Boosting Bt-Cotton Yields with Climate-Smart Cyanobacterium-Based Biofilms

Discover how cyanobacterium-based bacterial and fungal biofilms are transforming Bt-cotton farming in rainfed regions by enhancing soil fertility, crop yield, and economic returns—all while staying eco-friendly and climate-smart.

Aneknowledge October 3, 2025

Bioponics in Tomato Cultivation Toward Sustainable Farming: Evaluation of a Circular Tri-Trophic System Incorporating Aquaponics and Insects

Emerging Science Environment Food Technology

Bioponics Boosts Tomato Farming with Circular Aquaponics and Insect-Based Systems

A new study shows how bioponics—integrating aquaponics and insects—can enhance tomato cultivation with higher efficiency and sustainability.

Aneknowledge October 1, 2025

Potato Leaf Disease Detection Using Deep Reinforcement Learning and the Ocotillo Optimization Algorithm.

Agriculture Artificial Intelligence Emerging Science

Revolutionizing Potato Leaf Disease Detection with Deep Reinforcement Learning and Ocotillo Optimization

A new study introduces a deep reinforcement learning framework with Ocotillo Optimization to detect potato leaf diseases with 98% accuracy, reducing crop losses and pesticide use.

Aneknowledge September 29, 2025