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I am a travel blogger and love to travel around the world. Recently I was searching for backpacking trips on the internet and I found TheBackPackerCo. These guys have amazing trips lined up. Do check it. http://www.thebackpackerco.com/

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An ecofriendly approach for management of storage rot disease of garlic caused by Aspergillus niger

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By Naveen Katoch, Monica Sharma, AMIT SHARMA, Aditi Sharma
| Nature Verified
Abstract Black mould of garlic, caused by Aspergillus niger, is a major post-harvest disease that leads to significant storage losses. The present study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of selected biocontrol agents and plant-based biopesticides against A. niger under in vitro and storage conditions. Four isolates belonging to three Trichoderma species and six biopesticides prepared from aqueous plant extracts and cow urine extracts were tested.
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Why Do Students Take The Aid Of Online Coursework Services?

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By Monica Sharma
| 123articleonline.com
Welcome to 123ArticleOnline.com! ALL >> Education >> View Article By Author: Monica Sharma Total Articles: 7 Comment this article There is something very catchy about online coursework services that is exceedingly difficult to miss. Oftentimes, you will come to see that nearly all your classmates are delightfully taking their services, and alongside, they score higher grades and happily fulfil all their academic responsibilities.
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Climate Change, Weather Anomalies, and Agricultural Productivity in India

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By Shreekant Gupta, Laveesh Bhandari, Monica Sharma
| Economic and Political Weekly Verified
The impact of climate change on agriculture productivity is well known. Studies in India and globally have documented the impact on specific crops. However, few studies have attempted to develop a method to estimate the impact of changes in temperature and rainfall on a range of crops. In this paper, we consider all major food and non-food crops in India, namely wheat, rice, maize, sorghum, pearl millet, sugar cane, cotton, chickpea, pigeon pea, groundnut, rapeseed and mustard, and oilseeds.
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