Earth Sciences
- JATROPHA CURCAS: A POTENTIAL PLANT FOR BIO-FUEL
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yield obtained from 15 pilot sites established during 1991 all across Nicaragua have been between 15 and ...
Blog Post - Ashwani Kumar - Nov 9 2009 - 9:30pm
- Growth and productivity of Jatropha curcas under semi arid conditions
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in which all leading groups in Jatropha research and plantation participated including Mr Abhijit ...
Blog Post - Ashwani Kumar - Nov 24 2009 - 10:23am
- Improving Biomass Use Efficiency for Semi-Arid Regions
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after several hours of use. All engine types allow additions of vegetable oils mixed with fuels in ...
Blog Post - Ashwani Kumar - Sep 15 2010 - 1:28pm
- Insecticides and the locust plague:How harmful are these chemicals?
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whenever bands and swarms are present. The aim of preventive control is not to control all of the locusts ...
Blog Post - Helen Barratt - Sep 26 2010 - 11:03am
- BIOMASS AND BIOENERGY POTENTIAL OF SEMI-ARID REGIONS OF RAJASTHAN
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NAA and IAA in E. sntisyphilitica. Out of all the growth regulators employed on P. tithymaloides IAA ...
Blog Post - Ashwani Kumar - Jan 21 2011 - 10:15am
- Arctic Ice March 2011
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mobility is to prevent the possibility of the sea freezing all the way down. For as long as the gyre and ...
Article - Patrick Lockerby - Sep 20 2011 - 10:20am
- Part I: Bee Deaths Mystery Solved? Neonicotinoids (Neonics) May Actually Help Bee Health
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producer in the US, the number of bee colonies has hit an all-time high. The recent trend in Europe is also ...
Article - Jon Entine - Mar 17 2015 - 11:41am
- Environmental Impact Quotient: Weaknesses And A Better Solution
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leaching risk is negligible, all else being equal. For example, if the leaching risk of atrazine (a ...
Article - Andrew R. Kniss - Jul 13 2015 - 11:59am
- HYDROCARBONS IN LATICIFER PLANTS can be source of biofuel
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partially or not at all are residues of sugar cane (potential use: biogas), dung and overstood fodder in ...
Blog Post - Ashwani Kumar - Nov 15 2009 - 11:17am
- PRODUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF HYDROCARBONS IN LATICIFER PLANTS
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partially or not at all are residues of sugar cane (potential use: biogas), dung and overstood fodder in ...
Blog Post - Ashwani Kumar - Nov 28 2009 - 10:02am
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