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The American Journal of Agriculture and Biomedical Engineering

Volume 3.
Issue 11.

Volume03 Issue11

November 2021

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The American Journal of Agriculture and Biomedical Engineering

VOLUME 3 / ISSUE 11 NOVEMBER 2021
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9 articles

Agriculture and Biomedical

9 articles
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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 12 November 2021

The Influence of Laser Beams up to 10 w/cm2 on the Immune System of Animals

Zayniddin Turobovich Rajamuradov, Muxidin Xalimovich Jalilov, Ma’ruf Nasimjonovich Axrorov, Xusan Muxidinovich Jalilov

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The article discusses the impact of low-intensity laser radiation on the safety indicators of the animal's natural resilience, productivity and viability of young animals, the creation of environmentally friendly, energy-saving technology for breeding cattle.

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 30 November 2021

Research Of Anti-Corrosion Properties Of Engine Oils When The Engine Is Running

Zebo Khamidullaevna Alimova , Makhamat Makhamajanov, Ibrahim Akhmatjanovich , Karimulla Irgashevich Magdiev

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The article studied the protective properties of engineoils against corrosion of metal surfaces. The corrosive properties of oils are enhanced when there is an aggressive compound in it, as well as with an increase in humidity and air temperature. It is established that the protective layer on the path of aggressive products to metal surfaces is corrosion inhibitors, which contribute to the formation of adsorbed or chemical pellicle on metal surfaces. The results of the solubility of additives depending on the heating temperature and recommendations for their use are presented.

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 30 November 2021

Hyperspectral Order For Recognizing Rotted Oranges Tainted By Parasites

Z. Wang

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Quick and nondestructive recognition of early rot brought about by parasitic contamination in citrus organic product was a difficult undertaking for the citrus business during the postharvest natural product handling. By and large, laborers depended on the bright enlistment fluorescence method to identify and eliminate the rotted citrus natural products in natural product pressing houses. Notwithstanding, this activity was destructive for human wellbeing, and was additionally exceptionally wasteful. In this review, navel oranges were utilized as examination object. A clever technique consolidating with hyperspectral imaging innovation in the frequency district somewhere in the range of 400 and 1100 nm frequency was proposed to take care of this issue. To begin with, standardization approaches were applied to diminish the variety of ghostly reflectance force because of normal shape of navel orange surface. Then, at that point, the unearthly information of locales of premium (returns for capital invested) from ordinary and rotted tissues was examined by head part examination (PCA) for researching the presentation of apparent and close to infrared (Vis-NIR) hyperspectral information to separate these two sorts of tissues. Then, six trademark frequency pictures were gotten by examining the loadings of the primary head part (PC1). Also, a multispectral picture was set up by utilizing the remedied six trademark frequency pictures.

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 25 November 2021

Microanatomy And Histochemistry Of The Foot Of Schistosoma From Radix Luteola Mollusca

Selvi Nadar

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Microanatomy  and histochemical investigations of foot of Schistosoma from Radix luteola  . are pitiful. To date practically any remaining types of freshwater snails have been outfitted, yet Lymnaeid snails have couldn't be contemplated in light of their restricted biology. To cure the circumstance, the current work was considered and primer information on microanatomy  and histochemistry of foot of Schistosoma from Radix luteola  . has been outfitted. A progression of histochemical procedures uncover the presence of mucous organs in the foot. The foot is made out of columnar epithelial cells exchanging with enormous number of mucocytes.

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 13 November 2021

Contagious Specialists Causing Illnesses On Pomegranate Filled

Eskici Menekşe

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Cladosporium herbarum from the leaf tests, Aspergillus and Penicillium species from the natural product tests were the other normal organisms. Colletotrichum gloeosporioides and Coniella granati, known as the significant microorganisms of pomegranate, was likewise disconnected in lower rates. Botrytis cinerea was the species with most noteworthy separation recurrence from the organic product tests taken from the stockpiles and followed by Penicillium sp., Aspergillus niger, Alternaria alternata and Coniella granati. In the pathogenicity preliminaries performed under research center conditions; A. alternata, B. cinerea, C. granati and Fusicoccum aesculi caused extreme searing on pomegranate leaves, while C. gloeosporioides, C. herbarum, Pleospora herbarum, A. niger and Penicillium sp. were different microorganisms causing rot on the leaves. Because of organic product immunizations, C. granati and F. aesculi caused serious indications on the natural products, where C. gloeosporioides, B. cinerea, A. niger, Epicoccum nigrum, Fusarium semitectum and Penicillium sp. caused moderate or slight natural product decay.

 

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 30 November 2021

Antifungal And Antagonistic Properties Of The Bioconservant “Imbiocon”

Kutliyeva G.Dj., Turaeva B.I., Zuhriddinova N.Yu., Kamalova Kh. F., Asrorov Kh.A.

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The antifungal and antagonistic properties of the most effective microorganisms of lacto, bifido and spore bacteria, which are part of the bioconservant “IMBIOCON”, have been studied. It was shown that the studied cultures had the highest antagonistic activity against conditional pathogens such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus morganii 399, Serratia marcescens, Listeria monocytogenes as well as antifungal activity against Aspergillus flavus, Vertisilium dahlium and Alternaria alternata.

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 30 November 2021

Representation Of The Dampness Transfer In Cocoa Beans Microwave Pulse Drying

Everard Thomas

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The dampness move portrayal was made utilizing the assessment of mass exchange boundaries and a displaying. The assessed mass exchange boundaries were the Biot number (Bi), the diffusivity (D) and the mass exchange coefficient (km). They were given by the scientific technique for Dincer. The second Ficks law was utilized for the dampness move displaying. The outcomes acquired showed that for the entire microwave controls, the Bi qualities were incorporated somewhere in the range of 0.57 and 0.62. The D qualities, for the different microwaves powers (450 W, 600 W and 700 W), were individually 6.0110-9 m.s-1, 10.27 10-9 m.s-1and 11.9410-9 m.s-1. The km esteems changed between 9.8710-7 m.s-1and 21.3310-7 m.s-1. The Ficks model application showed a decent sufficiency between the exploratory qualities and those recreated. R of the Ficks model for the entire microwave power levels, was higher than 0.998.

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 30 November 2021

Efficiency Of Fungicides Against Mealy Dew In Pear Gardens

Umarov Zafar , Obidzhanov Dilshod , Pulatov Aziz

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In our study, the fungicide Koritus WG (0,4 kg / ha) was tested against powdery mildew found in pear orchards. The study showed a high biological effectiveness of the applied fungicide against dew disease from pear flour. Damage to leaves was from 7,1%, fruits - from 6,2%. The development of the disease ranges from 5,7 to 6,4% in leaves, and in fruits from 3,9%. The biological effectiveness ranged from 89,8% to 90,3%.

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 25 November 2021

Alleluia Investigations Of Thicket Weeds By Agroforestry Trees In Home Nurseries

Rakesh Nigham

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The weed thickness in the control was altogether (P<0.05) higher than under the tree species. The understorey weed variety was in the request for Albizzia procera > Aleurites fordii >Areca catechu > Azadiratcha indica, Gmelina arborea and Toona ciliata > Tectona grandis. No connection between the light force and supplement status of the dirt underneath the tree species with the understorey weed variety and thickness portrays less effect of the development assets on weed vegetation.

 

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