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Author: S gaind
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Total Articles: 6 |
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City: Delhi |
State: Delhi
About Me: interested in latest happenings in the field of agriculture and biotechnology |
Articles by S gaind:
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Functional Foods
Functional foods may be whole, fortified, enriched, or enhanced foods. They are defined as any food or food ingredients that may provide a health benefit beyond the traditional nutrients present in it. Traditional nutrients refer to vitamins and minerals. Functional foods don't differ from conventional food, in appearance and are consumed as part of usual diet
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Agriculture
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Compost for Bioremediation of Contaminants
Compost bioremediation technology offers an option to destroy contaminants using biological activity. It has an edge over the conventional technology that involves either chemical decomposition or high temperature incineration of chemical pollutants
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Applications
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Archaea: Microorganisms With Multiple Potential
Archaea are a group of single-celled microorganisms that have no cell nucleus or any other membrane-bound organelles within their cells. Formerly, thought to be bacteria until DNA analysis, later categorized in Archaea domain. Their most positive characteristic lies in their existence under some extreme conditions of hot, acidic or alkaline environment
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Microbial Inoculants: an Approach to Sustainable Agriculture
Microbial inoculants are the formulations of beneficial living microorganisms that when added to soil, directly or indirectly, improve the nutrient availability to the host plant and promote plant growth.
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Agriculture
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Biofilms: Their Role in Agriculture
Biofilms are nature's gift to man kind that can be exploited for their diverse application in the area of food, agriculture, medical, biotechnology and environmental settings.
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Agriculture
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Bioaugmentation Technology For Cereal Waste Management
Bioaugmentation, a remediation technology, refers to the use of specific microorganisms that possess the trait to accelerate the processing of biodegradable wastes that other wise take a much longer time to decompose. These microorganisms convert waste in to more useful non polluting product in a shorter time.
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