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ISSN: 2578-6598
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Research Article Pages 161-170
Abstract: The two bokashis significantly improved (p < 0.01) the production of amaranth compared to the control, whereas the application of the compost marketed by Songhaï did not result in a significant improvement in yields. The best results in terms of amaranth biomass production were obtained from treatments combining the supply of bokashi with one or two biopesticide sprays per week.
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Review Article Pages 150-160
Abstract: Euadenia trifoliolata (Capparaceae) is a tropical forest plant. It is used in the pharmacopoeia for its medicinal properties and for that it is overexploited. Information on propagation techniques of E. trifoliolata domestication and its wild management are still missing. The study conducted on nurseries aimed to obtain some young plants from cutting stems.
Review Article Pages 146-149
Abstract: Dementia is a neurocognitive condition that affects individuals in the later stages of adulthood. Cognitive decline affecting memory, thinking, and behavior, alongside symptoms of depression and anxiety are typically present in individuals with dementia. Horticultural therapy is the interaction between people and plant-based activities, allowing for positive benefits through aspects of physical, social, cognitive and behavioral domains.
Research Article Pages 135-145
Abstract: The scope of the study was the average climate impact of tomato, cucumber, and lettuce produced in heated greenhouses. The functional unit was one kilogramme of final product at the farm gate. Comparable data sets were used in the situation in 2004 and 2017.
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