Water hyacinth, the devastating weed grows in water bodies either naturally or as a result of human interference, is considered threat to environment due its negative effects on aquatic ecosystems. To alleviate impact utilization those become better mean recent decades. As such, hyacinth known has potential be utilized nutrient source via composting, all most types composting techniques are app...

this study was conducted to evaluate changes in antioxidants, free proline, relative water content and determination of root colonization of four commercial wheat (triticum aestivum l.) cultivars (azar2, darab2, shiraz, and falat) inoculated with the fungus glomus intraradices, under four water regimes of 100, 75, 50, and 25% of field capacity in the year 2010 at the school of agriculture, shir...

in some regions of isfahan, although there is no soil and water salinity limitations, quality of sugar beet root is very low because of using high amount of irrigation water. a study was conducted to determine the relation between low irrigation and quality and quantity of sugar beet. in this study, a line source irrigation system for six water use treatments (from 10770 to 8554 m3/hec) was use...

In order to investigate the effect of drought and salinity stress on caper plant (Capparis spinosa), a factorial experiment including two factors consisting of drought and salinity levels based on randomized complete block design (RCBD) with five blocks were carried out at College of Agriculture, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran. After pretreatment, seeds were germinated in petri dishes and then...

A framework for the classi cation of features with respect to scale is proposed where the visual impression of features is linearly combined at dif ferent scales The framework is applied to typical feature extraction tasks as a tool for the identi cation of images of similar visual content A possi ble formulation of queries for retrieving images by primitive visual content taking scale into acc...

K+ is the most abundant cation in cells of higher plants, and it plays vital roles in plant growth and development. Extensive studies on the kinetics of K+ uptake in roots have shown that K+ uptake is mediated by at least two transport mechanisms, one with a high and one with a low affinity for K+. However, the precise molecular mechanisms of K+ uptake from soils into root epidermal cells remai...