In this article, measures to fight against mildew of vines, monitoring the development diseases in vines and KVADRIO IKS, 30% s.с. Research work on determining biological effectiveness fungicide is highlighted.

In this article, measures to fight against oidium of grapes, monitoring the development diseases in grapes and KOBRA IKS 60% w.d.g. Research work on determining biological effectiveness fungicide is highlighted.

Due to the importance of Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) in the biological fight, it is necessary to optimize its fermentation process and decrease its production cost. Statistical analysis is used not only to optimize fermentation conditions but also to describe and predict the culture behavior. In production of biological insecticide, one of the important phases is named as sporulation upon which...

Although the government has made strides in the fight against traditional organized crime, new nontraditional organized crime groups have emerged alongside enduring forms of racketeering such as bribery and extortion. The field of organized crime groups has expanded to include new nontraditional, transnational groups from Asia and Eastern Europe among others, in addition to traditional groups l...

introduction: ramadan is a time when muslims are expected to be calm and peaceful in daily life both mentally and physiologically. some people believe that they should try to don’t have be involved in bad and deviant behaviors in ramadan. as increasing social safety and reducing crime in society are the most important concerns of the authorities , psychologists, sociologists and governments, th...

This study identifies valid orthogonal scales of Gray’s animal learning paradigms, upon which his Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory (RST) is based, by determining a revised structure to the Gray–Wilson Personality Questionnaire (GWPQ) (Wilson, Gray, & Barrett, 1990). It is also determined how well Gray’s RST scales predict the surface scales of personality, which were measured in terms of Eysenc...

In the fight against cancer, researchers have recruited an unlikely ally—a strain of Salmonella that causes food poisoning. Previously, scientists attempting to hijack this pathogen in order to target cancer struggled to balance its aggressive therapeutic actions and its harmful attacks on healthy body systems. Now, a team at the Helmholtz Center for Infection Research in Braunschweig, Germany ...