Study on Performance of Different Fodder Crops under Low Cost Green House Hydroponic Fodder Production System

Hydroponics play most significant role in augmenting fodder shortage and helps for dairy production efficiently. A study was conducted to assess the performance and suitability of different crops under low cost green house hydroponic fodder production unit at SHE&CS Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Yagantipalle. Four varieties of cereals grains and four verities of Pulses were tested. One kilogram grain each of the variety was soaked for 12 hours in water for sprouting in air tight condition for 36 hours. The sprouted seed was spread in trays of size 2.5 ft X 1.5ft and kept in the Hydroponic Unit. Automatic sprinkling of water was managed by cyclic timer. Chemical fertilizer was not used. Data on sprouted seed weight and weight of biomass after 5 days was recorded using electronic weighing balance. The high biomass yield after 5days in cereals was recorded in Bajra followed by sorghum, Barley and Maize. Among pulses Pillipesara yielded highest weight followed by Cowpea, Lucerne and Horse gram. Highest plant height among cereals was recorded in Barley and cowpea in pulses. The difference among all the varieties in respect of biomass yield and plant height was found to be significant. Negative correlation was found between plant height and biomass yield

Overview of Root End Filling Materials

Root end filling is one of the most important aspects of the periradicular surgery. The purpose of root end filling material is to establish a impermeable seal of all the apical avenues of the root canal system and prevent the percolation of bacteria or their products between the root canal systems and periradicular tissues. The purpose of this article is to provide with a comprehensive review of studies on sealing ability, biocompatibility and clinical outcomes of Amalgam, Zinc Oxide Eugenol cements, Intermediate Restorative Material, Glass Ionomer Cement, Retroplast. Mineral Trioxide Aggregate and Biodentine when used as root end filling material

Post COVID-19 multisystem inflammatory syndrome in adults: a new clinical challenge

The spectrum of novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues to evolve since its outbreak in November 2019. Although COVID-19 most commonly causes substantial respiratory pathology, it can also result in several extra pulmonary manifestations. Association between COVID-19 disease and a multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) and adolescents has now been well defined. However, case reports describing a similar phenomenon in adults are sparse. We presented a case of 42 year old male who presented 3 weeks after initial COVID-19 infection with acute ST elevation myocardial infarction, splenic artery thrombosis, generalized anasarca, with hepatic and renal dysfunction, but minimal respiratory symptoms. He had a turbulent hospital course. However timely suspicion of presence of multisystem inflammatory syndrome in adult (MIS-A) and use of hemoadsorption filters helped to save his life

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AbstractA new, graph based research document clustering technique (GRD-Clust) is introduced based on frequent senses rather than frequent keywords as per the traditional document clustering techniques.GRDClust presents text documents as hierarchal document-graphs and utilizes an Apriori paradigm to find the frequent sub graphs, which reflect frequent senses based on support and confidence. We highlight the different types of plagiarism and address the issues of plagiarism of text, plagiarism of ideas, mosaic plagiarism, self-plagiarism, and duplicate publication. Different documents eschewed of plagiarism by identifying the alleged terms are considered. An act of plagiarism can have several repercussions when an article does not score high on clarity or lacks conciseness, the deficiency is typically unintentional. 1

Ecogenomics reveals metals and land-use pressures on microbial communities in the waterways of a megacity

10.1021/es504531sEnvironmental Science and Technology4931462-147