Pollen-inspired novel silver/silica composite microsphere capable of synergistic bacteria-killing for bacteria-infected wound treatment
Chemical Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 161830 - 161830
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Glycomolecules: from “sweet immunity” to “sweet biostimulation”?
Physiologia Plantarum,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
176(6)
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Climate
changes
and
environmental
contaminants
are
daunting
challenges
that
require
an
urgent
change
from
current
agricultural
practices
to
sustainable
agriculture.
Biostimulants
natural
solutions
adhere
the
principles
of
organic
farming
believed
have
low
impacts
on
environment
human
health.
Further,
they
may
contribute
reducing
use
chemical
inputs
while
maintaining
productivity
in
adverse
environments.
generally
defined
as
formulated
substances
microorganisms
showing
benefits
for
plant
growth,
yield,
rhizosphere
function,
nutrient-use
efficiency,
quality
harvested
products,
or
abiotic
stress
tolerance.
These
biosolutions
categorized
different
subclasses.
Several
them
enriched
glycomolecules
their
oligomers.
However,
very
few
studies
considered
active
molecules
biostimulation
a
subclass
own.
Herein,
we
describe
structure
functions
complex
polysaccharides,
glycoproteins,
glycolipids
relation
defense
biostimulation.
We
also
discuss
parallels
between
sugar-enhanced
with
introduce
concept
sweet
glycostimulation.
Language: Английский
Pollenquanttom: A Novel Deep Learning Tool for Discriminating Viable and Non-Viable Tomato Pollen
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
This
study
introduces
PollenQuantTom,
a
deep
learning
tool
tailored
for
automatically
analysis
of
RGB
digital
microscope
imagery
obtained
via
smartphone
cameras
tomato
pollen
grains
from
modified
Alexander's
staining.
It
revolutionizes
grain
by
automating
the
process
and
applying
convolutional
neural
networks
precise
classification
quantification
viable
non-viable
grains.
In
scenarios
with
1
to
166
per
image
(2448x3264
pixels,
72
dpi),
PollenQuantTom
achieves
remarkable
correlation
coefficient
0.992
both
traits.
Further
evaluation
through
Bland
Altman
method
highlights
its
reliability,
mean
differences
2.193
1.910
total
counts.
Beyond
accuracy,
significantly
enhances
efficiency,
processing
images
12.73-fold
80.41-fold
faster
than
manual
counting
pre-cropped
post-cropped
images,
respectively,
in
dataset
300
images.
Expanding
utility,
quantifies
counts
flower
270
accessions,
revealing
significant
genetic
variability
lowest
viability
(SVRDC4;
=
42.50±9.98%)
highest
(LE404;
98.52±69.53%).
Two-way
ANOVA
confirms
consistent
performance
across
blocks
(p
>
0.01).
represents
pioneering
tool,
advancing
quality
assessment
tomatoes.
Its
speed,
precision,
reliability
offer
valuable
support
agricultural
practices
breeding,
facilitating
critical
phenotypic
trait
evaluation.
Language: Английский
Can Photoselective Nets’ Influence Pollen Traits? A Case Study in ‘Matua’ and ‘Tomuri’ Kiwifruit Cultivars
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(12), P. 1691 - 1691
Published: June 19, 2024
The
increasing
use
of
photoselective
nets
(PNs)
raises
the
question
their
influence
on
pollen
traits.
We
aimed
to
evaluate
effect
PNs
(yellow,
pearl,
and
grey)
‘Matua’
‘Tomuri’
Actinidia
deliciosa
cultivars.
size
exine
were
studied
with
a
light
microscopy
scanning
electron
microscopy,
fertility
was
analysed
by
viability
assay
in
vitro
germination.
total
soluble
proteins
(TSPs)
sugars
(TSSs)
quantified
colorimetric
assays.
molecular
structure
grain’s
wall
Raman
spectroscopy.
from
plants
under
had
larger
width
area
lower
germination
rate.
No
significant
changes
observed
exine’s
microperforations.
TSP
TSS
contents
influenced
cultivar
(particularly
pearl
PN).
spectra
grown
presented
some
bands
that
significantly
shifted
original
position,
indicating
differences
vibration
modes
molecules,
but
no
overall
at
structural
or
organisation
level
found.
Our
study
showed
could
several
traits,
PN
inducing
greater
modifications.
results
also
support
idea
cultivars
affect
outcome
characteristics.
Language: Английский
Advances in pollen biology, and pollination strategies for date palm: A review
Maryam Maryam
No information about this author
Journal of Horticultural Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 15 - 22
Published: March 31, 2024
Date
palm
(Phoenix
dactylifera
L.)
is
an
economically
important
dioecious
plant
relying
on
viable
pollen
for
ideal
fertilisation.
This
investigation
analyses
the
influence
of
viability,
germination,
and
storage
enhanced
pollination
efficiency.
Genetic
diversity,
environmental
factors,
techniques
viability.
Storage
conditions
significantly
affect
viability;
stored
at
-30°C
maintains
higher
viability
than
4°C
or
28°C.
The
nuclear
integrity
have
been
further
proved
through
acetocarmine
test.
Drone-assisted
has
shown
potential
as
effective
method,
enabling
large-scale
precise
application,
though
research
needed
to
confirm
its
efficiency
in
date
cultivation.
Biotechnological
methods,
like
genetic
engineering
transcriptomic
analyses,
stress
resistance,
overall
quality.
Additionally,
advancement
prolonged
boosting
fertilisation
potential.
breeding
strategies
focusing
diversity
marker-assisted
selection
optimised
improved
crop
resilience.
metaxenic
effects
diverse
sources
were
also
examined,
revealing
significant
impacts
fruit
size
quality,
with
notable
variations
depending
source.
analysis
emphasises
importance
modern
their
integration
conventional
management
improve
yield
quality
palm.
Language: Английский