Call for Papers : Volume 16, Issue 05, May 2025, Open Access; Impact Factor; Peer Reviewed Journal; Fast Publication

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Life Sciences

Quantitative Analysis of Different Stages of Embryos per Brood Pouch of Mesopodopsis Orientalis from Coastal, Estuarine and Saltpan Waters

Mysids or opossum shrimps are grouped under macro-zooplankton which are used for human consumption. Mysids are harvested using hand trawl made of mosquito netting during low tide period at surface water. The study was carried out on monthly basis from one site from Coastal area, three sites from Mangrove estuarine area and three sites from Saltpan twice a month during May 2016 to December 2017.They show significant variation in their availability in different seasons. All the embryos within a single brood pouch were found at the same stage of development.

Technical evaluation of manual weeders for irrigated rice cultivation in Burkina Faso: case of rotary and cono weeders

Two rotaryweeders with, conical and hexagonal were developed and their performance was evaluated. Various parameters such as weeding efficiency, plant damage, field capacity and weeding time reduction were considered during the trial. The AfricRice rotary weeder and a hand hoe were used as controls. The Boulbi irrigated paddy field was used as the experimental setting.The trial was conducted in a completely randomized Fisher block design with 4 replications in an SRI.

Influence of Rock Phosphate and dolomite on the quality and biodegradation of a compost based on maize Biomass in Western Burkina Faso

In the context of climate change and aridity of soils, the manufacture of enriched compost, from corn stalks and with very little animal manure, has often been proposed to obtain a kind of artificial manure. Composting is a fertilization technique that is well suited to the soil. The present study was initiated in order to contribute to a better knowledge of composting with the addition of substrates under the conditions of Burkina Faso.

Cortisol level, Behavior and economics of raising pekin duck fed with fresh azolla raised under induced heat stress

With Heat stress causes detrimental effects on duck production which generate negative economic impacts. Thus, raising Pekin duck as heat stress tolerant breeds and are well-adapted to Philippine climate and feeding azolla that is well-known for its high crude protein, lysine and glutamine that can combat heat stress due to immune-modulatory effect is indeed significant alternative strategy. The study aimed to determine the stress level, behavior and economics of pekin duck fed with different levels of fresh azolla raised under induced heat stress.

Recycling of Unconventional fly ash from the bargny coal-fired power plant in Senegal for the production of Hydrauli Binders

The aim of the work is to valorize the unconventional fly ash from the Bargny coal-fired power plant, in order to address issues related to the durability of concrete structures, as well as to provide economic and environmental solutions linked to the storage of industrial waste. To this end, a physico-chemical, mineralogical and mechanical characterization of hydraulic binders was carried out at the DANGOTE cement plant laboratory. Firstly, CEM II/B 32.5 R cement from the said plant was substituted with fly ash at different substitution rates (0%, 5%, 10%, 20% and 30%).

In-Vivo digestibility and nutritive effeciency of varieties of napiergrass silage with different fermentation substrate fed to upgraded goats

With the ultimate goal of sustaining eco-friendly goat farming, identifying high quality feeds and preservation techniques to improved utilization efficiency which reduces GHGs, is vital to improve the overall goat productivity and elevate raisers profit. The study aims to determine the feeding efficiency of varieties of napiergrass fermented with various substrates on the growth, in-vivo digestibility and economics in raising upgraded goats.

Etude des effets de la densité des éclats de souches et de la fertilisation sur les proprietes chimiques du sol et de la biomasse du panicum maximum jacq. c1 en station Experimentale au Burkina Faso

The objective of this study was to assess the impact of stump splits density and fertilization on the chemical properties of soil and the chemical composition of biomass in Panicummaximum Jacq. C1. The study was conducted in a split-plot design with three replications at the INERA research station in Burkina Faso. The primary treatments consisted of three densities of Panicummaximum stumps (3 splits, 4 splits, 5 splits), while the secondary treatments comprised five types of fertilization.

Standardizations of clove oil doses and loading weight for live table size fish transportation

Globally, demands of fish have been increasing due to awareness of peoples about health. Live table size fish marketing is now becoming popular due to preference of consumer andalso fetch higher price in the market. The traditional methods of live fish transportation have significant fish mortality due to transportation stress and thus economic losses. The objective of this study was to standardize the doses of clove oil for handling and transportation as well as loading weight of fish.

Evaluation of the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) in the Vitellaria Paradoxa C.F. Gaertn Parks Land in South Central Burkina Faso

The shea tree is the one of the most important tree in the Sahel because of it economic, social and other ecosystem services for the local communities. This study aims to evaluate the level of natural regeneration of Vitellaria paradoxa C.F. Gaertn (shea) and others important trees in the agroforestry parks using the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) technique in the villages of Dongo, Katcheli and Torem, in South Central region of Burkina Faso. For this, FMNR was evaluated in five (5) farmers’ fields per village and fifteen (15) fields for the 3 villages.