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Biochar-biostimulant combinations enhance nodulation, yield, and antioxidant defense in mungbean under reduced NPK fertilization

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By Mehedi Al Amin, Mahbubur Rahman, Suraiya Akter, Sayed Mohammad Mohsin, Mohammed Ariful Islam, Riaz Mahabub
| Nature Verified
Abstract Reducing mineral fertilizer inputs while maintaining crop productivity is a central challenge for sustainable grain legume production. This study evaluated whether biochar–biostimulant combinations could improve mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) performance under reduced NPK fertilization.
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Explainable and Robust Rice Leaf Disease Classification Across Heterogeneous Datasets Using Class Harmonization and ConvNeXt

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By Mahbubur Rahman, Sadia Zannat Reem, Manash Sarker
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version Rice leaf diseases pose a major threat to crop productivity and global food security. Therefore, rapid and accurate disease diagnosis is essential for effective crop management. Despite the advancements made by deep learning algorithms in automated disease detection, the majority of current deep learning-based models are built and evaluated on single-source datasets. Therefore, the generalization capability of these models is still questionable.
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Tidal woes plague Hatia ferry route

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By Mahbubur Rahman
| Daily TIMES of Bangladesh
Passengers on the Noakhali-Hatia route are facing severe hardship as tidal water regularly inundates the newly opened ferry terminal and its poorly constructed approach road. Hatia, an isolated island upazila covering about 2,000 square kilometres, is home to nearly 750,000 people. Surrounded by the Meghna River and the Bay of Bengal, its residents depend almost entirely on waterways to reach the mainland.
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