The use of beneficial soil microorganisms is a promising strategy for optimizing plant growth and agricultural sustainability. The composition and activity of soil microbial communities largely determine biogeochemical cycles...
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Capsicum is a Latin plant of the Solanaceae family, native to the American continent, and cultivated all over the world. This self-pollinating crop prefers soil temperatures ranging between 20 to 30 degrees Celsius, is sensitive to frost, but not affected much by exposure to light. There are about 30 basic types of...
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Since water is normally used to deliver the chemical to the target pest, it should be considered the foundation for the application process. Whether it is from a lake, stream, or pond, it may very well be the deciding factor between ineffective and optimum product performance....
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The intensive production of strawberries coincides with the development of plasticulture in Algeria, in 1989 for the wilaya of Tipaza. Strawberry cultivation was launched on an experimental basis in Jijel in 2001-2002, on a four (4) hectare surface area. Today two (2) wilayas TIPAZA and JIJEL on the sidelines of the traditional wilaya of SKIKDA, share the strawberry market, the intensive cultivation of which covers...
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The phenomenon of leaf loss of oak trees in most Lebanese regions is due to the feeding of the larvae of the gypsy moth insect on their leaves. However, the oak tree, known for its resilience, eventually recovers, as its shoots and leaves grow back in late June, when the insect reaches the end of its larval life....
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