Microstructural white matter changes using diffusion tensor imaging in patients with Cushing's disease

Bhatia, Eesh; Jain, Suvrit; Kumar, Sunil; Satish, Latha; Kumar, Rajesh; Behari, Sanjay

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“…According to Edwin (2008), widespread bush re signi cantly harms all ecological zones, with Savanna vegetation dominating area where all the damage is most severe. Total or partial loss of vegetation is one of the negative outcomes of forest res (Assaf et al, 2014;Bhatia, 2002). Farmlands and soils are directly exposed to the rain when bushes are burned (Hille & den Ouden, 2005; Inbar et al, 2014).…”

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Effects of Fire on Physical and Chemical Properties of Soil on Burned and Unburned Sample in Fwangnin Bokkos District, Nigeria

Wuyep,

Rampedi,

Ifegbesan

et al. 2024

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Slash and burnt method of agriculture have both detrimental and beneficial effects on soil fertility. Hence this study examined the effects of bush burning on soil fertility. Purposive sampling technique was used to select four samples of 500 grams of soil, two each for burned and unburned soil were collected within a depth of 0-15cm. These sampled were tested to determine their physio-chemical properties using various methods. Student’s T test was used to evaluate the significant difference of burned and unburned samples. Study revealed an increased level in soil pH, EC; N, P, exchangeable bases (Ca, Mg and Na) and coarse soil texture (sand). However, there is a decrease in soil OC, CEC, OM, K, clay and silt properties such as texture and mineralogy in the burned soil. The T test analysis indicated that there is significant difference between burned and unburned soil samples on the physical and chemical properties at p<0.021 with a mean square of -2.622. Results of the study shows that physio-chemical properties differed between burned and unburned soil samples. It is recommended that farmers should be sensitized on the implications of slash and burnt to fertility of the soil.

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