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Agricultural Development

Tengpongsathon, K., Nanthachai K., Mason, R. and Rimkeeree H. - Consumer preference of rice-based products: cross cultural study between Thailand and Australia . ................................................................................137-153 |Content|

Animal Science

Suphalucksana, W. and Soytong, K. - Significance of Chaetomium cupreum for ruminant nutrition improvement through biodegradation ........155-163 |Content|

Biological Control

Pakdaman, B.S., Komijani, S., Afshari, H.A. and Mohammadi Goltapeh, E. - In vitro studies on the integrated control of rapeseed white stem rot disease through the application of herbicides and Trichoderma species .....................................................................................165-175|Content|

Sibounnavong, P., Sysouphanthong, P., Ly, X., Phoutasay, P., Promrin, K., Pongnak, W. and Soytong, K. - Application of biological products for organic crop production of Kangkong ( Ipomoea aquatica ) in Thailand..177-189 |Content|

Srinon, W., Chuncheen, K. and Jirattiwarutkul, K., Soytong, K., and Kanokmedhakul, S - Efficacies of antagonistic fungi against Fusarium wilt disease of cucumber and tomato and the assay of its enzyme activity..................................................................................... 191-201 |Content|

Food Technology

Abdul Karim, M.I., Mel, M., Jamal, P., Moh amed Sal l eh , M.R. a nd Alamin, N.
- Media screening of lactic acid fermentation using Lactobacillus rhamnosus .............................................................................. 203-210 |Content|

Mohamad Ramlan, M.S. , Yumi Zuhanis H-Y.H. and Rohani, B.S. - Effects of process parameters on the GSH isolation from baker yeast by autolysis ..................................................................................211-220 |Content|

Mycology

Chiramel , T., Bagyaraj, D.J. and Patil, P.C.S . - Response of Andrographis paniculata to different arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi ................221-228 |Content|

Elíades, L., Cabello, M. and Voget, C. - Soil microfungi in Celtis tala and Scutia buxifolia forests in eastern Buenos Aires Province (Argentina )
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Rezaee Danesh, Y., Mohammadi, Goltapeh, E., Alizadeh, A., Varma, A. and Mukerjii, K.G. - Distribution and abundance of arbuscular-mycorrhiza fungi from soybean rhizosphere in Iran ........................................................................................251-257 |Content|

Plant Biotechnology

Baskaran, P. and Jayabalan, N. - In vitro mass propagation and diverse callus orientation on Sesamum indicum L.-an important oil plant......259-269 |Content|

De Jesus, N.G. and Tipayno, A.C. - Performance of grafted cherry tomato (CHT501) as affected by plastic mulch and different nutrient source during wet season cropping ......................................................................271-285|Content|

Velayutham, P., Ranjithakumari, B.D. and Baskaran, P. - An efficient in vitro plant regeneration system for Cichorium intybus L.-an important medicinal plant .......................................................................................287- 298|Content|

Wiangsamut, B., Mendoza, C.T. and Lafarge, A.T . - Growth dynamics and yield of rice genotypes grown in transplanted and direct-seeded fields
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Plant Pathology

Mohana , D.C. and Raveesha, K.A. - Anti-bacterial activity of Caesalpinia coriaria (Jacq.) Willd. against plant pathogenic Xanthomonas pathovars: an eco-friendly approach ..............................................................317-327 |Content|

Verma, V.C. and Kharwar, R.N. - Efficacy of neem leaf extract against it's own fungal endophyte Curvularia lunata.......................................................................................329-335 |Content|

Nematology

Jamali, S., Pourjam, E., Alizadeh, A., and Alinia, F. - Incidence and distribution of Aphelenchoides besseyi in rice areas in Iran .........................................................................................337-344 |Content|

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