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Amendment of Microbial Metabolites to Develop Next‐Generation Formulations for Enhancing Plant Growth and Resilience

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By Sonal Srivastava, Annapurna Bhattacharjee, shilpi sharma, Vaibhav C. Agre
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Supporting Information Filename Description ppl70371-sup-0001-FigureS1.pdfPDF document, 798.9 KB Figure S1. Plant growth-promoting potential of Bacillus haynesii in Cajanus cajan (a). Measured parameters include shoot and root length (b), and fresh and dry weight (c) of the plants. Vertical bars indicate the mean ± standard deviation based on three replicates. References 1984. “Catalase In Vitro.” Methods Enzmol 105: 121–126. , , , , and . 2019.
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World Where Founders Build for Customers, Not Capital

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By shilpi sharma
| Medium
What if we woke up tomorrow and the world had no memory of venture capital? No pitch decks. No Sand Hill Road. No jargon like “runway” or “valuation.” Just founders, their ideas, and the people willing to pay for them. In this hypothetical (yet increasingly resonant) world, startups would no longer chase funding rounds. They would chase relevance.
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Where Did My Network Go?

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By shilpi sharma
| Medium
Why LinkedIn Feeds Feel Like Strangers’ Town and How We Can Fix It Every morning, I log into LinkedIn hoping to catch up with my professional circle. Instead, it feels like I walked into a networking event where everyone is shouting advice at me and I recognize no one. Do not get me wrong — many of these strangers are insightful, but it is repetitive, impersonal, and frankly exhausting. So, what is happening to our feeds? Why are we seeing more “influencers” than actual colleagues?
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