Organic producers in the mid-Atlantic region of the USA are interested in reducing tillage,
labor and time requirements for grain production. Cover crop-based, organic rotational no-till …

Morphological variability of four wild species, one semi-cultivated and one cultivated species
of Theobroma L., indigenous to Brazil and introduced in the Bahian cocoa-growing region …

A diverse collection of 409 Asian rice (Oryza sativa L.) accessions originating from 79
countries was fingerprinted with 36 simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers and evaluated …

Farmers are increasingly looking to cover crops to provide ecosystem services to support
yields, while reducing off-farm inputs. Research evidence in both unmanaged and …

Many agronomic researchers measure and collect multiple response variables in an effort to
understand the more complex nature of the system being studied. Multivariate (MV) …

Simple Summary For the conservation of genetic resources in avian species, semen
freezing is very helpful. The disadvantage of this process is that spermatozoa suffer different …

While cover crops and mixtures are increasingly used to provide ecosystem services in
agroecosystems, some fundamental questions remain about how cover crop performance …

Oleaster (Elaeagnus angustifolia L.) has high pharmaceutical and nutritional values that can
be widely used in the food-drug industry. In the current investigation, morphological …

Yam bean [Pachyrhizus DC.] is a legume genus of the subtribe Glycininae with three root
crop species [P. erosus (L.) Urban, P. tuberosus (Lam.) Spreng., and P. ahipa (Wedd.) …

Understanding the association between genotype and agronomically important phenotypes
(early flowering, hard seed, and winter hardiness) will facilitate cultivar selection and inform …