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Optimizing kiwifruit soil fertility and leaf nutrient status through bio-inoculant based organic nutrient management

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By Panthor Debbarma, Tridip Kumar Hazarika, T. Lalnunsangi, Jes Lalnunpuia
| Nature Verified
Abstract Excessive and imbalanced application of chemical fertilizers degrades soil physico-chemical properties and poses significant environmental risks and necessitating the development of sustainable nutrient management strategies. Organic nutrient management have emerged as holistic and dynamic alternatives for maintaining long-term soil fertility and crop productivity.
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Nutritional profiling, bioactive phytochemicals, and functional food components of wild edible fruits from the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot

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By Rody Ngurthankhumi, Tridip Kumar Hazarika, Esther Lalruatsangi, Panthor Debbarma, G. Karunakaran
| Nature Verified
Abstract Northeast India constitutes a substantial portion of the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot and harbours a wide array of wild edible fruits. These fruits significantly contribute to the nutritional security, traditional medicine, and sustainability of the region’s indigenous populations. Though they hold ethno medicinal importance and are widely used traditionally, detailed information on nutritional properties, bioactive compounds, and functional food elements is quite limited.
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