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Agricultural Research Updates - Volume 25 (Hardcover)
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Among management systems that are intended to prevent soil erosion
or degradation is the no-tillage system which allows for the
accumulation of vegetal material of plant material on the surface,
over which the next crop will be sown or planted. Agricultural
Research Updates. Volume 25 opens with a presentation of the
results of research on different sustainable systems of soybean and
maize production in northwest Sao Paulo. Following this, the
authors review the feasibility, convenience and challenges
accompanying various drying technologie from conventional methods
(sun drying, hot air-drying, vaccum drying and freeze drying) to
smart drying technologies (hybrid drying, near infrared
reflectance, refractance window drying amd ultrasonic drying).
Other topics reviewed in this compilation include packaging
antioxidant activity that prevents food tainting; packaging
antimicrobial properties that prevent food contamination; and
packaging biodegradability to meet environmental protection
requirements. Next, the authors investigate the occurrence,
characterization and survivability of two pathogenic vibrios,
namely Vibrio cholerae and Vibrio parahaemolyticus in fish-based
street food. The detection of these two pathogens is completed
using Loop mediated isothermal amplification, multiplex polymerase
chain reaction and thiosulphate citrate bile-salt sucrose. The
following study aims to investigate the prevalence and
characteristics of toxigenic Campylobacter jejuni in ulam
(Malaysian salad vegetables) at retail outlets in Terengganu. The
prevalence of these genes at retail outlets is determined by
multiplex-PCR/the charcoal cefoperazone deoxycholate agar method
for 123 vegetable samples. The authors close by describing a recent
technology in stimulating glucosinolates concentrations in Brassica
plants using recycled animal manures. This need for natural
fumigants in horticultural crops has increased due to the national
prohibition of synthetic soil fumigants such as methyl bromide and
ethylene dibromide.
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