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*Dr.H.Rama Subba Reddy1, Dr.M.Vijaya kumar 2

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The intricate web of microbial life within wildlife bodies, collectively known as the microbiome, plays a pivotal role in shaping symbiotic relationships with their hosts. This article delves into the mutualistic partnerships and potential pathogenic interactions within the wildlife microbiome, highlighting the profound implications for ecological systems and conservation efforts. Examining the ecological impact of the microbiome, we explore its influence on ecosystem functionality and wildlife behaviour, revealing the delicate balance required for healthy biodiversity\\\\\\\\r\\\\\\\\n


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Mrs. Ratna Yadav and Dr. Jaydeep Nikam

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As air pollution is increasing and with-it global warming is increasing the plantation for beautification and balancing the greenery of area is becoming major problems as survival rate of plants is very poor. This study was done to find tolerant flowering and shrubs for plantation in Park city, society of Silvassa. By calculating the ascorbic acid content, leaf extract pH, total chlorophyll content, and relative water content and integrating them into a formula, the air pollution tolerance index (APTI) for 12 plant species was determined in order to assess the susceptibility and tolerant of plants growing in Park city, residential area of Silvassa. The outcome depicted the tolerant species' order as Jasminumsambac, VIncaroseaand many intermediate,Tectonagrandis, Gardenia jasminoides as sensitive species. The Air Pollution Tolerance Index (APTI) is an effective tool for evaluating plants as sensitive or tolerant to air pollution. If planted, tolerant plants can help reduce air pollution to some extent since they act as sinks for air pollutants.


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Dr.Sini V

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Language connects human society through a system of communication that consists of sounds, grammar and words. Language learning is more important than just conveying one’s thoughts and emotions. It is imperative part of human civilization. As it help us to preserve our culture and allows us to explore ways of life other than our own. Language affects all aspects of our life across all stages. As a tool of communication language helps us to express ourselves effectively within a group.


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  • DECIPHERING THE DYNAMIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HERBICIDES AND SOIL MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND ECOSYSTEM HEALTH

    DOI:18.A003.aarf.J14I01.200001.887683

SAMEENA RANI

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As well as giving a few ecosystem administrations like keeping up with plant creation and water quality, a healthy soil additionally manages the disintegration and reusing of soil supplements and ingests ozone depleting substances from the climate. Since the essential determinants of soil health are the variety and movement of soil microorganisms, soil health and sustainable agriculture are personally related. The capacity of a yield creation framework to reliably produce food without causing environmental harm is known as farming supportability. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF), cyanobacteria, and valuable nematodes further develop plant resilience to environmental stressors, phytohormone blend, soil supplement cycling, and the productivity with which plants use water and supplements. Agriculture methods have exhibited that culturing and natural cultivating improve soil health by raising the amount, assortment, and movement of microorganisms


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Ms Anu sharma Dr Ajit kiran kaur

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The growth of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has severely hampered the utility of these antibiotics, despite the fact that they have been vital in expanding the life expectancy of humans and improving their health. As a result of antimicrobial resistance, the efficiency of antimicrobials has decreased, which makes it more difficult to treat infections and significantly increases the chance of disease transmission, severe illness, and death. This is the most significant impact due to antimicrobial resistance. Note that antimicrobial resistance may manifest itself in a variety of ways. Due to the fact that a rising number of infections are exhibiting multi-drug resistance (MDR), the treatment landscape is getting significantly more challenging. Traditional therapies, on the other hand, are almost worthless when it comes to combating organisms that are either pan-resistant (PDR) or extensively drug-resistant (XDR). Antibiotics and other antimicrobial medications are losing their efficacy as a result of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), which makes it more difficult, if not impossible, to treat a wide variety of illnesses. Furthermore, the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed the existence of this truth. At its 75th general session, which took place in May 2007, the international committee of the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) unanimously approved the endorsement of Antimicrobial Agents of Veterinary Importance.


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Dr. Jagriti Singh

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Apart from these major fields, the new innovative discoveries using services of chemistry are coming up like waste management systems, forensic science, crime investigation chemicals, telecommunication systems, Information technology and space missions. Chemistry jobs vary in nature, salary, and required qualifications; the information and list below is intended to help you to judge the right chemistry career for you.


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Fauzia Khan

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In present time an individual’s life is not only going through social competence but working stress is also prevalent. A compromised and processed diet and mental stress is responsible of changes at biological and cellular levels. Free radicals are generated which because of their unstable nature can react unpredictably. Reactive oxygen species are free radical of oxygen and bring about a stressful condition at cellular and organ level termed as oxidative stress. Almost all prevalent diseases have been associated with oxidative stress like obesity, cancer, metabolic disorders, diabetes etc. When oxidative stress approaches the central nervous system, it causes neurodegenerative disorder. Here in this review article, we have discussed basal cause of oxidative stress, its relation to mitochondrial dysfunction, its transmission via blood brain barrier and causal factor of neurodegeneration. At last various therapeutic preventive mechanisms have also been discussed and concluded that antioxidant both in natural forms and supplementary medicine can be helpful to prevent neurodegenerative problems.


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