Lombard, David
This PhD dissertation explores the affordances and limits of the sublime for figuring modes of materiality and non/human agency in contemporary American ecobiographical memoirs. Because the sublime has a particularly contested literary and cultural history in the United States, where the ‘American sublime’ has been conflated with problematic notion...
Jackson, R B Saunois, M Martinez, A Canadell, J G Yu, X Li, M Poulter, B Raymond, P A Regnier, P Ciais, P
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Environmental Research Letters
van der Veer, S Hamed, R Karabiyik, H Roskam, J L
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Environmental Research Letters
Weather extremes can drive substantial crop losses. Farm-level management strategies play a critical role in mitigating the impacts of and consequences for farmer livelihoods and food security. While the impacts of extreme weather on crop yields are well documented in recent studies, these predominantly focused on expansive geographical scales and ...
Raji, Tunmise Allee, Andrew Williams, Nathaniel J
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Progress in Energy
Sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries often prioritize electrification as an important component of their infrastructure development, anticipating that electricity access will stimulate local economies. Agriculture, a significant contributor to employment and Gross Domestic Product in many of these countries, stands out as a crucial sector that could...
Muller-Feuga, Arnaud
D’après les quantités de produits végétaux et animaux mis sur le marché en 2022, l’agriculture et la sylviculture ont capté 21,2±1,7 milliards de tonnes (Gt ou Pg) de CO2. La durée moyenne pondérée de ce captage et stockage par les plantes était de 9,8±2,5 années. Ces chiffres sont complétés ici par celui des parties non récoltées aériennes et sout...
Castillo, Federico Lopez-Carr, David Sanchez, Armando
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Frontiers in Public Health
Masood, Hafiza Ayesha Qi, Yetong Zahid, Muhammad Khubaib Li, Zhitao Ahmad, Salman Lv, Ji-Min Shahid, Muhammad Shafiq Ali, Hamada E. Ondrasek, Gabrijel Qi, Xingjiang
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Frontiers in Plant Science
Plant diseases caused by microbial pathogens pose a severe threat to global food security. Although genetic modifications can improve plant resistance; however, environmentally sustainable strategies are needed to manage plant diseases. Nano-enabled immunomodulation involves using engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) to modulate the innate immune system...
Flauraud, Vincent Gaveau, Fabien
« Vivre à la campagne en France, de 1815 aux années 1970 » : voilà une invitation à aborder une histoire totale de ce qui fut longtemps la situation majoritaire au sein de la société française. C’est une approche à hauteur des populations, de leur quotidien, qui est proposée ici. De 1815, sortie de l’Empire, aux années 1970, les mutations profondes...
Medellín-Azuara, Josué Escriva-Bou, Alvar Gaudin, Amélie CM Schwabe, Kurt A Sumner, Daniel A
California agriculture will undergo significant transformations over the next few decades in response to climate extremes, environmental regulation and policy encouraging environmental justice, and economic pressures that have long driven agricultural changes. With several local climates suited to a variety of crops, periodically abundant nearby pr...
Tchigossou, Genevieve Dossou, Camille Tepa-Yotto, Ghislain Koto, Massioudou Atoyebi, Seun Michael Tossou, Eric Adanzounon, Danahé Gouété, Marie Sina, Haziz Tchouakui, Magellan
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Frontiers in Tropical Diseases
Background Neonicotinoids are gradually being introduced into malaria vector control due to their mode of action that targets insect nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs). However, prior to scaling up novel insecticides, it is important to assess the susceptibility of the mosquito population to this molecule. The present study aimed to determi...