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Increase in animal accidents during heatwave

Increase in animal accidents during heatwave
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Overview: Kindergarten teacher among the most popular university majors

Overview: Kindergarten teacher among the most popular university majors
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Seed-rich year for trees has covered Estonia in yellow pollen

This year, more pollen than usual can be seen across Estonia: the yellow dust has covered bodies of water, forests and car roofs alike. Dendrologists Urmas Roht and Ivar Sibul assess the phenomenon stems from trees having a seed-rich year.

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SKUAST-K bags EU project for urban green infrastructure

April 19, 2021 | BK News Service Adding another feather to its cap, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology Kashmir has bagged a prestigious European Union (EU) Project, ‘URGENT’, for the promotion of urban green infrastructure and climate-friendly liveable cities. The project has been granted to the SKUAST-K’s Faculty of Forestry under the European Union’s Erasmus education programme on ‘Urban Resilience and Adaptation through Nature-based Solutions’ as a project partner. ‘URGENT’ is yet another such prestigious project received by the university. Earlier in 2019, the university got a Rs 30-crore grant under National Agricultural Higher Education Project (NAHEP) jointly funded by the World Bank and Indian Council of Agricultural Research for the institutional development of the SKUAST-K.

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Breakthrough in plant protection: RNAi pesticides affect only one pest species

E-Mail IMAGE: The harmfulness of pesticides to beneficial organisms is one of the most serious concerns in agriculture. Therefore scientists are eagerly looking for new, more environmentally friendly and species-specific solutions. Researchers. view more Credit: Estonian University of Life Sciences The detrimental impact of pesticides on non-target organisms is one of the most urgent concerns in current agriculture. Double-stranded RNAs (dsRNAs) represent the most species-specific class of pesticides to date, potentially allowing control of a target pest without effecting other species. The unprecedented target-specificity of dsRNA is due to its nucleotide sequence-specific mode of action that results in post-transcriptional gene silencing, or RNA interference (RNAi), in the target species. The development and field use of dsRNAs, via both the insertion of transgenes into the plant genome and the application of dsRNA sprays, is a rapidly growing area of research. Simu

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