Written by G. Gioia
Published On Issue 1 Vol 4, 2024
Musca domestica is a key vector for transferring harmful pathogens from contaminated surfaces to humans. Several studies have confirmed the critical role of houseflies in the spread of various infectious diseases. This research aimed to investigate the bacterial contamination present in M. domestica from diverse environments. Samples were collected from locations such as slaughterhouses, coastal regions, hospital premises, and both rural and urban waste sites. Once collected, the samples were pl
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Written by Natacha María Noelia Schanzempch
Published On Issue 1 Vol 4, 2024
The preservation of biodiversity is essential due to the profound impacts of human activities on natural ecosystems. Human-induced factors, including the expansion of agricultural boundaries, the introduction of non-native species, and deforestation, are among the primary causes of biodiversity changes. Insects, as a key component of entomofauna, serve as valuable indicators of environmental health and play essential roles in ecological processes such as pollination and organic matter decomposit
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Written by Ghulam Ali Bugti
Published On Issue 1 Vol 4, 2024
The excessive and inappropriate use of chemical pesticides presents significant risks to the environment, natural predators in agroecosystems, and human health, leading to diseases such as skin disorders, cancer, and respiratory problems. To mitigate these dangers, it is essential to adopt alternative pest control strategies. In this context, the use of biopesticides offers a safer and climate-friendly approach to insect management. This research focused on evaluating various entomopathogenic fu
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Written by Enwa Felix Oghenemaro
Published On Issue 1 Vol 4, 2024
The emergence of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) strains has motivated this research to explore alternative treatment options. This study focuses on evaluating the combined antibacterial activity of ethanol extracts from Persea americana and Psidium guajava leaves against MRSA isolates. The plant materials were powdered and extracted by cold maceration method using 80% v/v ethanol. Phytochemical analysis followed standard protocols. The antibacterial properties of the individu
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Written by Ethiopia Agemasu Getu
Published On Issue 1 Vol 4, 2024
Maize is the most important crop in Ethiopia, but its production faces significant constraints due to various challenges, especially insect pests such as armyworms. This study was conducted to assess the occurrence of fall armyworms and investigate management strategies using different maize varieties and insecticides in the Dera district, Ethiopia. The survey was conducted in four selected Kebeles with data analysis using SPSS. A factorial experiment was designed, incorporating a randomized com
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