A field experiment to standardize the growing media for maximizing seed germination of ber (Ziziphusmauritiana var. rotundifolia) was conducted in nursery Experimental Orchard, Department Horticulture, CCS HAU Hisar. The study were garden soil and sand with different proportion vermicompost, FYM cocopeat constituting 16 treatments. randomized block design. results revealed that Media T7: Garden...

Utilization of maggot as a substitute for protein source feed ingredients can be solution to overcome the high cost feed. However, inappropriate growth media caused maggots inhibited. Palm kernel cake, vegetable and fruit waste have nutritional content which has potential medium growing maggots. The purpose this study was determine best on various media. treatments given in were P0A = 100% palm...

The choice of soilless growing medium for plant nutrition, growth and support is crucial for improving the eco-sustainability of the production in horticultural systems. As our current understanding of the functional microbial communities inhabiting this ecosystem is still limited, we examined the microbial community development of the two most important growing media (organic and mineral) used...

Introduction The use of social media and other electronic communication is increasing exponentially with growing numbers of social media outlets, platforms and applications, including blogs, social networking sites, video sites, and online chat rooms and forums. Nurses often use electronic media both personally and professionally. Instances of inappropriate use of electronic media by nurses hav...

Background: Challenge between parents and their children is a rapidly growing phenomenon in Iran. The communication challenge of adolescence with emphasis on social media in this study is a phenomenon that based on the changes and developments of adolescence, can affect the nature and quality of family relationships, question the authority of parents, and cause changes in regulations. The prese...

New media are often addressed within the growing field of surveillance studies, but technologies predating the late twentieth century are rarely considered. This essay challenges conventional histories of modern surveillance by highlighting the cultural impact of three ‘old’ new media: photography, the phonograph, and the telephone. Drawing upon the work of historian Carlo Ginzburg (1990), I ar...