Cyanobacteria, also known as blue green algae are one of the important ubiquitous oxygen
evolving photosynthetic prokaryotes and ultimate source of nitrogen for paddy fields since …

Increase in global human population and depletion of natural resources of energy, the
viable supply of food, and energy without posing any threat to the environment is the current …

Taking into consideration, the challenges faced by the environment and agro-ecosystem
make increased for suggestions more reliable methods to help increase food security and …

Cyanobacterial diversity in soil crusts has been extensively studied in arid lands of
temperate regions, particularly semi-arid steppes and warm deserts. Nevertheless, Arctic …

A qanat or kariz is a slightly slo** underground aqueduct used to transport water from
wells or aquifers to the surface for irrigation and drinking supply. A cyanobacterial strain was …

Simple Summary This publication focuses on a comparative biodiversity survey of
cryptogamic covers along a dune chronosequence in the Baltic Sea compared to an inland …

Microalgae and Cyanobacteria are ubiquitous in nature, as a primary microbial
photosynthetic agent. With the most productive agricultural areas already under cultivation …

A cyanobacterial mat colonizing the wall of a qanat was found to be responsible for
damages affecting the passage of water through the water supply system in Golestan …

Cyanobacteria (blue green algae) are present abundantly in rice fields and are important in
maintaining the rice field fertility through nitrogen fixation. An investigation on cyanobacteria …

From the last two decades, expansion or setting of new industries, mining areas, and uses of
huge amounts of pesticides in agriculture creates a pressure on environment by changing …