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Jay Bergi1*; Ratna Trivedi2

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HalophillicRhozobiumspp have been isolated from saline soils, organisms tolerated a higher salt concentration (upto 5% NaCl), also grow at pH 4 and 4.5 level in the laboratory conditions. In the soil adjusted to pH 4-7, all the strains are also utilizing different carbohydrates as a sole carbon source and were found to be more resistant to many antibiotics ( streptomycinsulphate, chloramphinicol, penicillin, tetracycline).


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Shashi Gupta Dr. Sandeep Dongore

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The background of this paper was Yoga and Positive Psychology as a practice tool in the biological processes. The paper aimed to review the concept of biological processes and the interconnection of these physical processes with the mental wellbeing of an individual. This qualitative analysis also reviewed the importance of yoga and the growing field of positive psychology being adapted by multiple health care organisations and practitioners as a practice tool for the betterment of both physical and mentalhealth. This research paper analysis was that yoga and adaptation of the components of positive psychology in an individual's lifestyle can help in boosting physical wellbeing. Yoga has proved to be a good treatment plan in ailments of many health problems and heart diseases.


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Purnendu Pramanik1, Dr. Imran Khan 2, Dr. Utpal Kumar Barman3

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In India, Litopenaeus vannamei has been approved for commercial production, and as a result, approval has been granted for the development of strict biosecurity-mandated hatcheries for this foreign species. Vannamei shrimp are the largest cultivated shrimp in terms of output and productivity, and commercial farming of them has just begun. The largest vannamei farming region in India is in Andhra Pradesh,


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Susarla Sri Varalakshmi1 , Dr. Meenu2

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High-energy-density solid-state batteries (SSBs) has a demand to be extensively utilized, requiring the need for scaling up fabrication techniques and integrating solid electrolytes that are roughly the same thickness as the separators used in ordinary lithium-ion batteries via interfacing techniques. Despite having advantageous qualities and a high degree of flexibility, Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) and Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) are still seen as techniques that have space for improvement when it comes to the production of thin film batteries. In a related perspective, the purpose of this research is to examine the underlying rationale for the widely used thin-film and CVD procedures for SSB. In order to explore the intended purpose of the study, an integrated design of survey questionnaire was issued to members of the scientific community for their participation.


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V N V Bharathi G1 , Dr. Arvind Kumar

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Surgical site infections are more unlikely to occur when surgical equipment is managed with care, and those that implement best practice standards may decrease SSI-related morbidity and mortality. The cause of more than 80% of people’s SSIs, includes persistent infection of wounds, is biofilm-forming microbes


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Jatinder Kaur

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In the current work a numerical method for explaining problems of boundary difficulties aimed at singularly perturbed differential (SPD) alteration equations through negative delay. In current articles, the stretch negative lag has stayed used for lag. The Galerkin scheme can crack threshold problems aimed at SPD difference equations. The customization development is a two-step process.


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Dr Shikha Pahare

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The integration of digital technologies into plant taxonomy has revolutionized the way researchers document, preserve, and study botanical diversity. Digital herbariums, characterized by high-resolution imaging, metadata annotation, and online databases, provide a transformative platform for cataloging plant specimens. This innovation addresses the limitations of traditional herbariums, such as fragility, storage constraints, and limited accessibility, enabling global collaboration among botanists and researchers.


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Dr. Anarse Pandurang Shripati

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Medicinal plants constitute one of the most vital resources for traditional and modern healthcare systems. However, the knowledge of their taxonomy, pharmacological properties, phytochemical constituents, and distribution is often fragmented across multiple sources. This study aims to design and develop a comprehensive relational database for medicinal plant diversity, integrating taxonomic, ethnobotanical, phytochemical, and geographical data into a unified framework. The database was structured using Entity–Relationship (ER) modeling and implemented on a relational database management system (RDBMS). Data were compiled from authenticated sources, including scientific journals, herbarium records, and pharmacopoeias. The result is an easily navigable, query-based database that facilitates advanced searches, cross-referencing of phytochemicals with therapeutic uses, and mapping of species distribution. This resource has the potential to strengthen botanical research, drug discovery, and conservation strategies.


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