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Optimization Of Cellulase Hydrolysis Process Of Rice Bran Dietary Fiber And Its Functional Properties, Liu Yan-Lan, Liu Shuang, Lin Ben-Ping, Li Yan-Yun, Yi Cui-Ping
Optimization Of Cellulase Hydrolysis Process Of Rice Bran Dietary Fiber And Its Functional Properties, Liu Yan-Lan, Liu Shuang, Lin Ben-Ping, Li Yan-Yun, Yi Cui-Ping
Food and Machinery
Objective: To study the technological conditions of preparing rice bran dietary fibers by cellulase hydrolysis, and analyze the reasons for the difference in the functional properties of different rice bran dietary fibers. Methods: Single factor experiment was used to optimize the process conditions. The chemical composition, oil holding capacity and sodium cholate adsorption capacity of rice bran dietary fibers were measured. And the microstructures of rice bran dietary fibers were observed by scanning electron microscope. Results: When the dosage of cellulase was 100 U/g, the reaction time was 5 hours, and the ratio of material to liquid (m rice bran …
Evaluation Of The Uncertainty For Determination Of 6-Benzyladenine In Soybean Sprouts By Quechers High-Performance Liquid Chromatography, Liu Fei-Bo, Wang Xi, Liu Shui-Ping
Evaluation Of The Uncertainty For Determination Of 6-Benzyladenine In Soybean Sprouts By Quechers High-Performance Liquid Chromatography, Liu Fei-Bo, Wang Xi, Liu Shui-Ping
Food and Machinery
Objective: The uncertainty of HPLC method for determination of 6-benzyladenine in a soybean sproutswas evaluated by QuEChERS pretreatment method. Methods: A mathematical model was established by analysis of uncertainty sources. Then the individual components of uncertainty were evaluated and the combined uncertainties and expanded uncertainties were calculated. Results: The results showed that the uncertainty caused by serval factors, including the configuration of standard solutions and gradient standard solutions, the fitting of the standard curve, the pretreatment process, the recovery rate and repeatability, and the instrument itself. The content of 6-benzyladenine was 0.335 mg/kg in agricultural products (soybean sprouts). The relative …
Research On Extraction Technology Of Ampelopsis Grossedentata Polysaccharide By Ultrasound-Assisted Enzymatic Method, Wang Xiao-Hui, Yao Mao-Jun, Chen Yi-Jun, Zhu Lu-Yi, Huang Xiang-Yu
Research On Extraction Technology Of Ampelopsis Grossedentata Polysaccharide By Ultrasound-Assisted Enzymatic Method, Wang Xiao-Hui, Yao Mao-Jun, Chen Yi-Jun, Zhu Lu-Yi, Huang Xiang-Yu
Food and Machinery
Objiective: In order to improve the extraction efficiency of polysaccharide from Ampelopsis grossedentata. Methods: Ultrasound-assisted enzymatic extraction method was used in this study to optimize the extraction process of polysaccharide from Ampelopsis grossedentata. The effects of ultrasound temperature, ultrasound extraction time, enzymolysis pH, ultrasound power and the addition of complex enzyme on the extraction efficiency of polysaccharide from Ampelopsis grossedentata were investigated by single factor test. And the significant factors, including enzymolysis pH, ultrasonic power and he addition of complex enzyme were by Plackett-Burman test. The optimal extraction conditions were obtained through the steepest climbing test and Box-Behnken test. Results: …
Optimization And Validation Of Temperature Parameters Of Burley Tobacco Baking Process, Cheng Chuan-Ling, Yang Shuo, Wang Jian-Min, Zhang Gai-Hong
Optimization And Validation Of Temperature Parameters Of Burley Tobacco Baking Process, Cheng Chuan-Ling, Yang Shuo, Wang Jian-Min, Zhang Gai-Hong
Food and Machinery
Objective: To enhance the content of aroma substances in burley tobacco after baking. Methods: Established the model between the content of reducing sugar after baking and the temperatures of the three drying zones, and optimized the temperatures of the three drying zones by the total amount of aroma substances of burley tobacco after baking. Results: The R2 of the model was 0.947, and the fitting effect was excellent. The effects of temperature in drying zone 2 and 3 on aroma enhancement of burley tobacco was greater than that in drying zone 1, and the best baking conditions were 110 …
Antibacterial Activity And Stability Of Polygonum Chinense Linn Extracts On The Staphylococcus Aureus, Yang Ai-Hua, Song Shan-Shan, Wang Wei-Wei
Antibacterial Activity And Stability Of Polygonum Chinense Linn Extracts On The Staphylococcus Aureus, Yang Ai-Hua, Song Shan-Shan, Wang Wei-Wei
Food and Machinery
Objective: To study the antibacterial activity and stability of Polygonum chinense Linn extracts against standard strains of Staphylococcus aureus in vitro. Methods: The antibacterial activity of Polygonum chinense Linn extracts on the Staphylococcus aureus were determined by oxford cup test and microdilution broth method. The OD600 nm value of S. aureus was used as an index, and the influence of pH, temperature, ultraviolet radiation and metal ions on its stability was explored. Results: The results showed that Polygonum chinense Linn extracts had certain inhibitory activity on Staphylococcus aureus, and the minimum inhibitory concentration was 8 mg/mL. In addition, Polygonum …
Research Progress On The Active Compounds Of Sea Buckthorn And Their Physiological Functions And Utilization, Ning Zhi-Xue, Niu Guang-Cai, Zhu Li-Bin, Zhu Dan, Wei Wen-Yi, Wang Si-Pu
Research Progress On The Active Compounds Of Sea Buckthorn And Their Physiological Functions And Utilization, Ning Zhi-Xue, Niu Guang-Cai, Zhu Li-Bin, Zhu Dan, Wei Wen-Yi, Wang Si-Pu
Food and Machinery
The active compounds in sea buckthorn such as flavonoids, polyphenols, polysaccharides, vitamins, unsaturated fatty acids were introduced in this review, and their physiological functions such as anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, immune regulation, anti-aging and anti-oxidation were discussed. Moreover, the problems faced during the development of sea buckthorn products, and the relative solutions were also summarized. This can help the development of sea buckthorn as functional products such as juice, wine, sea buckthorn oil, Jiaosu and yogurt, and contribute to improving the utilization value of various active compounds in sea buckthorn.
Design Of Steamed Bread Machine Production Line Based On Ahp And Triz Theory, Fu Xiao-Li, Xu Qiao, Yang Shu-Feng, Zhang Bin
Design Of Steamed Bread Machine Production Line Based On Ahp And Triz Theory, Fu Xiao-Li, Xu Qiao, Yang Shu-Feng, Zhang Bin
Food and Machinery
Objective: In view of the problems of low human-computer interaction, insufficient modeling aesthetics and lack of design characteristics in the production line of steamed bread machine, the fuzzy evaluation method combined with AHP and TRIZ is used for the innovative design. Methods: The key areas of positioning design were obtained by analytic hierarchy process. The TRIZ standard engineering parameters were used to analyze the contradiction and construct the contradiction matrix. The invention principle was used to find the optimal solution of the design scheme, and the matter field analysis method was introduced to solve the specific practical problems of the …
The Influence Of Modifying Methods On The Adsorption Of Methylene Blue By Moringa Oleifera Seed Shelling Biochar, Dong Cheng, Li Mei-Ping, Guo Cai-Xia, Yu Li-Gang
The Influence Of Modifying Methods On The Adsorption Of Methylene Blue By Moringa Oleifera Seed Shelling Biochar, Dong Cheng, Li Mei-Ping, Guo Cai-Xia, Yu Li-Gang
Food and Machinery
Objective: The adsorption performance of the seed-shell biochar from Moringa oleifera prepared under different technological conditions on methylene blue was investigated in this study. Methods: The magnetic seed shelling biochar (Fe3O4-MOS) and modified seed shelling biochar (KOH-MOS) were prepared by ultrasonic-assisted K2CO3-Fe3O4 co-impregnation pyrolysis and KOH impregnation pyrolysis at 1 000 ℃, respectively. The physicochemical properties of the samples were characterized by XRD, SEM and FTIR. On this basis, the adsorption characteristics of the two kinds of biochar for methylene blue (MB) solution were determined by equilibrium adsorption method. …
Research On Multi-Party Evolutionary Game Model Of Food Supply Chain Under The Application Of Blockchain, Ren Li-Xiao, Song Xuan, Zhang Li, Zhou Na
Research On Multi-Party Evolutionary Game Model Of Food Supply Chain Under The Application Of Blockchain, Ren Li-Xiao, Song Xuan, Zhang Li, Zhou Na
Food and Machinery
Objective: The influencing factors of blockchain application in food supply chain and the behavior problems of all participants in food supply chain are worth exploring. Methods: Using the evolutionary game method, the tripartite game model of food enterprises, government and consumers was constructed, and the replication dynamic equation was established; The effects of different initial values, access cost, premium coefficient and information authenticity on the choice of tripartite strategy were analyzed. Results: The steady state of the system was related to the proportion of the initial strategy population. The block link in cost had a great impact on the strategic …
Effects Of Different Fixation Methods On The Quality Of Green Tea Processed By Purple Bud Leaves, Song Xian-Ying, Huang Yan-Mei, Cui Li-Dan, Xiao Wen-Jun, Gong Zhi-Hua
Effects Of Different Fixation Methods On The Quality Of Green Tea Processed By Purple Bud Leaves, Song Xian-Ying, Huang Yan-Mei, Cui Li-Dan, Xiao Wen-Jun, Gong Zhi-Hua
Food and Machinery
Objective: To explore the best fixation method of purple bud green tea. Methods: Using two or three leaves and a bud of self-selected purple bud strain 9803 as raw materials, fresh leaves were treated by microwave, pan-frying, steam and hot air to prepare green tea, and the representative green tea samples were selected for sensory evaluation and quality analysis of taste and aroma. Results: Among the four methods of fixation, the comprehensive score of sensory evaluation of microwave green tea was the highest (89.65), and the main physical and chemical components of microwave green tea, water extract, tea polyphenols, anthocyanins, …
Analysis For Smoke Release Characteristics Of Several Central Electrical Heated Cigarettes, He Hong-Mei, You Xiao-Juan, Liu Xian-Jun, Zhu Xian-Yan, Wang Ming-Hui, Shi Huai-Bin, Xu Ru-Yan
Analysis For Smoke Release Characteristics Of Several Central Electrical Heated Cigarettes, He Hong-Mei, You Xiao-Juan, Liu Xian-Jun, Zhu Xian-Yan, Wang Ming-Hui, Shi Huai-Bin, Xu Ru-Yan
Food and Machinery
Objective: Studied the smoke emission characteristics of central electric heating cigarette. Methods: The release amount and stability of total and puff-by-puff mainstream smoke were investigated by taking seven domestic cigarettes (Cigarettes A-G) and one foreign cigarette (Cigarette H) as the samples. The factors that may influence smoke release stability were discussed. Results: ① The transfer ratios of nicotine and glycerol in Cigarettes H were the lowest; ② The smoke release stability of Cigarettes H was the highest; ③ The release behavior of TPM, nicotine and glycerol on a puff-by-puff basis all showed increase-decrease trend with the increase of puff sequence, …
Study On Photoelectric Detection Method Of Nitrite Content In Food With Microfluidic Mixer Chip, Pang Hao-Ran, Xie Jia-Qing, Guan Qi-Feng, Meng Xiao-Yu, Sun Ru-Qian, Zhou Fu-Yang
Study On Photoelectric Detection Method Of Nitrite Content In Food With Microfluidic Mixer Chip, Pang Hao-Ran, Xie Jia-Qing, Guan Qi-Feng, Meng Xiao-Yu, Sun Ru-Qian, Zhou Fu-Yang
Food and Machinery
Objective: A high-precision, low-cost quantitative and rapid detection method of nitrite in food based on photoelectric detection principle was proposed, and a portable nitrite detector equipped with microfluidic mixer chip was constructed. Methods: The microfluidic mixer chip was designed to realize the rapid mixing of test samples. The mixing efficiency of the chip was verified by peristaltic fluid simulation. The influence of UV curing parameters on the microfluidic mixer chip channel accuracy was analyzed, the microfluidic mixer chip was prepared. The photoelectric detection system of nitrite was designed and established. The relationship between nitrite content and induced voltage was analyzed, …
An Aptamer Colorimetric Method Was Established To Detect Chloramphenicol In Eggs Based On Dnase-Catalyzed Reaction, Cheng Hui, Liu Shun, Li Bo, Huang Yu-Lan, Zhou Tao
An Aptamer Colorimetric Method Was Established To Detect Chloramphenicol In Eggs Based On Dnase-Catalyzed Reaction, Cheng Hui, Liu Shun, Li Bo, Huang Yu-Lan, Zhou Tao
Food and Machinery
Objective: A new method for the rapid detection of chloramphenicol in eggs was established, by preparing the aptamer magnetic bead complex, based on the mechanism of inhibiting the catalytic color reaction between the DNase and heme. Methods: The aptamer and DNase was combined through complementary base pairing, and it was combined with aptamer composite magnetic beads. Furthernore, by adding different concentrations of chloramphenicol solution, the DNase and chloramphenicol nucleic acid adaptation was disintegrated by dissociation of DNase catalytic chromogenic reaction combined with hemoglobin. Results: The linear range of chloramphenicol was 0.001~100.000 mg/kg, and the absorbance was linearly correlated with the …
Real Time Detection Method Of Fruit Defects Based On Deep Learning, Zhou Sheng-An, Huang Geng-Sheng, Zhang Yi-Yun, Gao Dong-Fa
Real Time Detection Method Of Fruit Defects Based On Deep Learning, Zhou Sheng-An, Huang Geng-Sheng, Zhang Yi-Yun, Gao Dong-Fa
Food and Machinery
Objective: This study aimed to optimize and improve the CenterNet method for detecting fruit defects. Methods: the lightweight convolutional neural network of MobileNetV3 was used to replace the original backbone network of CenterNet accelerate the detection speed, improve the module of MobileNetV3, enhance the detection ability of the model for small and medium-sized defective blocks of fruit, and optimize the pre detection stage of CenterNet to increase its detection accuracy. Results: The recognition rate of significant defects such as apples with diameter > 4 mm was 99.7%, and the detection speed was 113 FPS, with the model volume of 1.31 MB. …
Simulation Analysis Of Tobacco Leaf Redrying And Drying Process Based On Comsol, Qin Ji-Wei, Wang Li-Hua, Jiang Wei, Wang Jiong-Li, Jia Tong-Peng
Simulation Analysis Of Tobacco Leaf Redrying And Drying Process Based On Comsol, Qin Ji-Wei, Wang Li-Hua, Jiang Wei, Wang Jiong-Li, Jia Tong-Peng
Food and Machinery
Objective: To study the drying shrinkage mechanism of tobacco leaves during the redrying process. Methods: Based on the theory of porous media and elasticity, combined with Fourier's law and Fick's law, the numerical simulation of the thermal expansion, hygroscopic expansion and temperature coupling process in the tobacco leaf drying process was realized. Results: During the redrying process, the maximum stress occurred when the tobacco leaves were dried for about 3 minutes. The moisture stress during the drying process was much greater than the thermal stress; During the low-temperature slow-curing process, the internal moisture evaporation rate of the tobacco leaves was …
Hypoglycemic Effect Of Perilla Leaf Extract On Type 1 Diabetic Mice, Qi Xin, Lu Xin-Tong, Lin Chang-Qing, Cui Cheng-Bi
Hypoglycemic Effect Of Perilla Leaf Extract On Type 1 Diabetic Mice, Qi Xin, Lu Xin-Tong, Lin Chang-Qing, Cui Cheng-Bi
Food and Machinery
Objective: This study focuses on exploring the effect of perilla leaf extract on hypoglycemic in type 1 diabetic mice. Methods: Streptozotocin (STZ) was used to induce the establishment of type 1 diabetes (T1DM) mouse model, and then the normal group, model group, perilla leaf extract high-dose group (400 mg/kg), perilla leaf extract low-dose group (200 mg/kg), positive group (150 mg/kg) were investigated. During the test, the food intake and water consumption of the mice were recorded, and the fasting blood glucose (FBG) of T1DM mice was measured every week, and the glucose tolerance level (OGTT) was measured on the 28th …
Detection Of Mixing Proportion Of Stem By Near Infrared Spectroscopy Combined With Linear Non-Negative Regression Coefficient Regression Method, Liu Jing, Hu Jian-Xi, Yang Fang-Fang, Gao Hui, Yang Pan-Pan
Detection Of Mixing Proportion Of Stem By Near Infrared Spectroscopy Combined With Linear Non-Negative Regression Coefficient Regression Method, Liu Jing, Hu Jian-Xi, Yang Fang-Fang, Gao Hui, Yang Pan-Pan
Food and Machinery
Objective: To establish a rapid method for the determination of stem content in finished tobacco by near infrared spectroscopy. Methods: The finished tobacco mixed with different proportion of stem silk (5%, 8%, 11% and 14%) was used as the test object. The near infrared spectrum information of pure stem silk, pure leaf silk and tobacco mixed with different proportion of stem silk was collected, respectively. Orthogonal Partial Least Squares Discrimination Analysis (OPLS-DA) was used to identify the overall difference of the near infrared spectral information of the above three kinds of samples. Variable Importance for the Projection (VIP) feature spectrum …
Evaluation Of Cigarette Quality Stability Based On Similarity Analysis Of Smoke Components, Zhang Wei, Yu Qi-Chang, Qi Da-Wei, Zhou Yan, Wu Da, Lu Jie
Evaluation Of Cigarette Quality Stability Based On Similarity Analysis Of Smoke Components, Zhang Wei, Yu Qi-Chang, Qi Da-Wei, Zhou Yan, Wu Da, Lu Jie
Food and Machinery
Objective: The evaluation methods of cigarette quality stability based on different indexes are compared, which provides a theoretical basis for the selection of evaluation indexes of cigarette product quality stability. Methods: Used the heart-cutting two-dimensional gas chromatography (HC-2D-GC) to analyze the key components in cigarette smoke components. The fingerprint of qualified products was established, and the stability of cigarette product produced in different places within three years was evaluated by Euclidean distance similarity. The results were compared with the method based on the conventional parameters of cigarette smoke. Results: The smoke stability evaluation method based on the conventional smoke gas …
Advances In Research On The Rapid Detection Of Probiotics, Lu Xiu-Li, Li Bai-Liang, Huo Gui-Cheng, Yue Ying-Xue, Guo Jia-Yao
Advances In Research On The Rapid Detection Of Probiotics, Lu Xiu-Li, Li Bai-Liang, Huo Gui-Cheng, Yue Ying-Xue, Guo Jia-Yao
Food and Machinery
The rapid detection methods of traditional probiotics, the next-generation probiotics based on immunological detection technology and molecular biology detection technology was reviewed, and the rapid detection technology development was prospected.
Research Progress On Biological Activity And Quality Control Of Panacis Japonici Rhizoma, Shen Pei-Yao, Zhang Ye, Li Yu-Qin, Yan Jian-Ye, Wang Yuan-Qing
Research Progress On Biological Activity And Quality Control Of Panacis Japonici Rhizoma, Shen Pei-Yao, Zhang Ye, Li Yu-Qin, Yan Jian-Ye, Wang Yuan-Qing
Food and Machinery
The biological activities of Panax japonicus, including the effects on nervous system, digestive system, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular system, immune system, endocrine system and other systems were summarized and the quality control of saponins, nucleosides, polysaccharides and amino acids in Panax japonicus was analyzed in this paper. And its future research was prospected.
The Development Experience Of British Food Gdas Labeling And Several Enlightenments To China, Huang Ze-Ying, Huang Bei-Xun
The Development Experience Of British Food Gdas Labeling And Several Enlightenments To China, Huang Ze-Ying, Huang Bei-Xun
Food and Machinery
This study carried out a case study on food GDAs (Guideline Daily Amounts) labeling in British. It was found that GDAS labeling which has been implemented for over 20 years, changed from BOP (Back of Package) labeling to FOP labeling. The labeling shows the amount of energy, sugar, fat, saturated fat, and salt per serving, as well as the percentage of the recommended daily intake by using the specific nutrient system measurement model. The labeling lacks of color coding and visual icon, and its implementation is not as effective as most FOP labels. Therefore, it is suggested to display …
Diversity And Composition Of Plant Species In The Geita Gold Mining Catchment Area, Tanzania, Mariam G. Mgendi, Mkabwa Lawrence Manoko, William J.S. Mwegoha
Diversity And Composition Of Plant Species In The Geita Gold Mining Catchment Area, Tanzania, Mariam G. Mgendi, Mkabwa Lawrence Manoko, William J.S. Mwegoha
Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
A study on the diversity of plant species is of vital importance for the conservation of natural ecosystems that are increasingly being threatened by various anthropogenic activities. Greater diversity makes ecosystems healthier and resilient to stress, thus providing its services on which humans depend. This study aimed to assess the health of the ecosystem around the Geita Gold Mine (GGM) based on the diversity and composition of plant species. Two transects with a total of 14 sampling sites were established where the number of plant species were systematically recorded using nested quadrats. The diversity of species was determined using species …
Influence Of Surfactant-Humectant Adjuvants On Physical Properties, Droplet Size, And Efficacy Of Glufosinate Formulations, Estefania G. Polli, Guilherme S. Alves, Jesaelen Gizotti De Moraes, Greg Robert Kruger
Influence Of Surfactant-Humectant Adjuvants On Physical Properties, Droplet Size, And Efficacy Of Glufosinate Formulations, Estefania G. Polli, Guilherme S. Alves, Jesaelen Gizotti De Moraes, Greg Robert Kruger
Department of Agronomy and Horticulture: Faculty Publications
Glufosinate efficacy is inconsistent among weed species and under environmental conditions that favor rapid droplet drying. Surfactant-humectant adjuvants could maximize glufosinate efficacy by increasing wetting and penetration into the leaf surface while decreasing evaporation rate (ER). However, there is a lack of information in the literature about the interaction of surfactant-humectants adjuvants with glufosinate. The objective of this study was to investigate the influence of surfactanthumectant adjuvants on the physical properties, droplet size, and efficacy of two glufosinate formulations. Laboratory, greenhouse, and field studies were conducted at the Pesticide Application Technology Laboratory of the University of Nebraska- Lincoln. Treatment design …
Prosopis Glandulosa Persistence Is Facilitated By Differential Protection Of Buds During Low- And High-Energy Fires, Heath D. Starns, Carissa L. Wonkka, Matthew B. Dickinson, Alexandra G. Lodge, Morgan L. Treadwell, Kathleen L. Kavanagh, Douglas R. Tolleson, Dirac L. Twidwell Jr, William E. Rogers
Prosopis Glandulosa Persistence Is Facilitated By Differential Protection Of Buds During Low- And High-Energy Fires, Heath D. Starns, Carissa L. Wonkka, Matthew B. Dickinson, Alexandra G. Lodge, Morgan L. Treadwell, Kathleen L. Kavanagh, Douglas R. Tolleson, Dirac L. Twidwell Jr, William E. Rogers
Department of Agronomy and Horticulture: Faculty Publications
Rangelands worldwide have experienced significant shifts from grass-dominated to woody-plant dominated states over the past century. In North America, these shifts are largely driven by overgrazing and landscape-scale fire suppression. Such shifts reduce productivity for livestock, can have broad-scale impacts to biodiversity, and are often difficult to reverse. Restoring grass dominance often involves restoring fire as an ecological process. However, many resprouting woody plants persist following disturbance, including fire, by resprouting from protected buds, rendering fire ineffective for reducing resprouting woody plant density. Recent research has shown that extreme fire (high-energy fires during periods of water stress) may reduce resprouting …
Incentivizing Wellness Through Community Supported Agriculture: Reflections On Shareholder Impacts Of An Employer-Based Csa Voucher Program, Jairus J. Rossi, Timothy A. Woods
Incentivizing Wellness Through Community Supported Agriculture: Reflections On Shareholder Impacts Of An Employer-Based Csa Voucher Program, Jairus J. Rossi, Timothy A. Woods
Agricultural Economics Faculty Publications
Community supported agriculture (CSA) programs are emerging as popular consumer options for produce acquisition. While many researchers have discussed the impacts of CSA on economies, communities, and the environment, others are interested in documenting how produce-based CSA shapes health. In this paper, we evaluate whether and to what extent CSA incentive programs, funded by diverse employer groups in central Kentucky 2015–2018, impact shareholder wellness. To evaluate impact, we use two distinct types of data: we compare shareholders’ perceived frequency of food lifestyle behaviors from pre- and post-season surveys, and we examine anonymized medical claims from a subset of these participants …
Quantitative Analysis Of Production And Its Components For T.Durum Wheat Varieties Under The Conditions Of The Syrian Coast, Paul Khoury , Salih Kebili
Quantitative Analysis Of Production And Its Components For T.Durum Wheat Varieties Under The Conditions Of The Syrian Coast, Paul Khoury , Salih Kebili
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
This study was carried during 1998-2000 to evaluated six varieties of American and Asian durum wheat belonging to the international group of Vavilov Institute for plant breeding (VIR), and four European varieties in traduced under the conditions of the coastal area of Syria. These varieties were compared with two local varieties in terms of important economic and agricultural traits. The best variety will be selected for subsequent use in breeding programs (Selection or Hybridization). A statistical analysis was performs, which showed significant differences among varieties and between varieties and the control. Correlation and regression analysis in addition to several other …
Classification Of Phytoplankton Species In Different Habitats From The Coastal Parts Of The Sea Region North Of Lattakia, Nadim Mahmoud, Sawsan Musa
Classification Of Phytoplankton Species In Different Habitats From The Coastal Parts Of The Sea Region North Of Lattakia, Nadim Mahmoud, Sawsan Musa
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
Water samples were collected monthly during 1999, from four sites, of different habitats. The study revealed the existence of a total of 120 phytoplankton species, composed of 76 Bacillarophyte, 37 Dinoflagellate, 3 Cyanophyte and 4 Chliorophyte species. Moreover, the study also revealed considerable physio - chemical variations in their water, as well as considerable variations in chlorophyll a. The physio - chemical variations of water, in the four stations most likely is responsible for the variations of the phytoplanktonic species found in them and their population densities.
Thermodynamic Potassium In Iraqi Soils, Ahmed Al-Zubaidi, Shatha Al-Rubaie
Thermodynamic Potassium In Iraqi Soils, Ahmed Al-Zubaidi, Shatha Al-Rubaie
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
In order to characterize the status and behavior of potassium in Iraqi soils thermodynamically, twenty eight surface soil samples were collected from different locations to represent the most dominant soil groups in Itrg (put thin names) Chemical, physical and mineralogical characteristics were determined. The potassium forms of soluble, exchangeable, non - exchangeable, mineral and elemental were determined. Thermodynamic parameters related to potassium such as ionic strength, activity coefficient of potassium, activity ratio (K+: Ca2 + + Mg2 +) and the free energy of replacement (DF) of K+: Ca2 + mg2+ were …
Isolation Of Proteins That Have The Ability To Inhibit Potato Y Virus (Pvy) Replication From Datura Plants - Jimson Weed Datura Strmonium, Raqeeb Al-Ani, Osama Al-Issawi, Shaalan Al-Mashaikhi
Isolation Of Proteins That Have The Ability To Inhibit Potato Y Virus (Pvy) Replication From Datura Plants - Jimson Weed Datura Strmonium, Raqeeb Al-Ani, Osama Al-Issawi, Shaalan Al-Mashaikhi
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
Two protein portions from Datura inhibiting the multiplication of PVY “were obtained by filtration through sephadex G - 100. The first was maintained its activity at 60 с for 10 min; whereas the other lost its activity at this temp. The SDS- polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of the heat resistant one revealed the presence of 8 polypeptides with molecular weights; 12000 , 13000 , 22000 , 25000 , 29000 , 40000 and two other of smaller molecular weights . No serological reaction was ovserced between these proteins and the antiserum of PVA, PVS, PVM, PVX and PVY. No precipitate was observed …
Agricultural Credits In Jordan : A Field Survey For Irbid District, Fawzi Al-Khatib
Agricultural Credits In Jordan : A Field Survey For Irbid District, Fawzi Al-Khatib
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This study examines problems and obstacles facing agricultural credit in Jordan in general, and Irbid district in particular.A questionnaire was designed for this this purpose.The statistical results were analysed and the Five point Likert Scale was applied, Using the well-known ( SPSSX).The study suggests the creation of a new agricultural credit institution to replace the actual infective credit organizations.The study ends with recommendations and policy implications for desistion maker in Jordan.4