Banana Leaves
A Novel Approach in Rotary Biological Contactor Advancements using Banana Leaves for Urban Waste Water Treatment
... treatment. Banana leavesact as a bio media for attached growth system with provided ...of banana leaves and the role it plays in treatment of waste water is ...available banana leaves ...
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Proximate composition of banana leaves and estimation of fungal degradation products of the leaves at mesophilic temperature
... ground banana leaves in the presence of yeast at 33 o C for 11 consecutive days according to the degradation method described by Garba (1998) with few adjustment in the quantity and nature of slurry, ...
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Molecular Identification of Endophytic Fungi from Banana Leaves (Musa spp.)
... from banana leaves were identified using ITS (Internal Transcribed Spacer region) sequences of which 10 genera comprising 17 species were molecularly ...Fungi, Banana Leaves, Musa ...
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Manufacture Dan Characterization of Bioplastic Based on Stone Banana Leaves Powder and Carboxymethyl Cellulosa (CMC) Reinforced Gum Arabic Ikhwanuddin *1 , Kurnia Sembiring 2, Syahrul Humaidi2
... stone banana leaves powder, carboxymethyl cellulosa, and gum arabic through a melt intercalation with variation of composition stone banana leaves powder : carboxymethyl cellulosa : gum arabic ...
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NUTRITIVE VALUE AND ACCEPTABILITY OF DRY BANANA LEAVES ENSILED WITH CASSAVA PEELS AND UREA BY WEST AFRICAN DWARF SHEEP
... Dried banana leaves were collected from a banana plantation within the campus of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and cassava peels were collected from Tonkere, a village very near to the ...
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Improved Reflection Loss Performance of Dried Banana Leaves Pyramidal Microwave Absorbers by Coal for Application in Anechoic Chambers
... At microwave frequencies, various measurement techniques like free space measurement technique, resonant cavity technique, transmission line technique, dielectric probe technique are available. In this work, dielectric ...
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Comprehensive Study of High Strength Concrete with and without Natural Organic Fibres
... One of the important factor is the use of natural fibers intend to produce a sustainable green concrete by using natural fibers such as palm, banana leaves and industrial hemp fibers res[r] ...
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Alleviation of Oxidative Stress and Suppression of Inflammatory Cytokines in STZ -induced Diabetes by Banana (Musa paradisiacal), Kiwi (Actinidiadeliciosa planch) and Olive (OleaeuropaeaL.), by-products, Extract: Comparative Study
... However, TNF-α and IL-1B markers level showed no significant difference between control rats and normal rats treated with the four acetone extracts (Table 8). Post one month of the experimental treatment using extracts ...
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TRANSMISSION OF CUCUMBER MOSAIC VIRUS (CMV) INFECTING BANANA BY APHID AND MECHANICAL METHODS
... extracting banana tissues infected with CMV in ...to banana. Leaves of the inoculated plants were previously dusted with 400 mesh ...dusted leaves were inoculated with phosphate buffer ...
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MANAGEMENT OF GRADING AND PACKING OF CHEWABLE PAN
... used banana fibers and leaves for proper packing of all ...Sugarcane leaves were known as very important packing materials. Sugarcane leaves were spread in the bottom and top of the ...dags. ...
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Manufacturing and Testing of PAN Nano Fibres, Banana Epoxy Nanocomposite
... Abstract: Over past few decades composite materials, ceramics and plastics have been leading emerging materials. The applications of composite material and the area in which they are being used is growing day by day. The ...
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Control of fungal isolates responsible for postharvest crown rot of banana (Musa sp cavendish sub group, cv Grande Naine) by three fungicides in Côte D’ivoire
... dessert banana Cavendish productions in Côte were about to 290 000 and 330 946 tons (FAO, ...most banana production is exported to Europe, North America, Japan, Russia and the countries of the West ...The ...
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ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY AND RESOURCE USE IN BANANA ( Musa sapientum AND PLANTAIN ( ) PRODUCTION ENTERPRISES IN BAYELSA Musa paradisiaca STATE, NIGERIA
... that banana and plantain (Musa Spp) are important food crops which grow in the humid tropics of Africa (Nkendah & Akyeampong, 2003; Faturoti et ...of banana and plantain (BYSG, 2003), and in general, ...
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Subtropical Banana Information Kit. Agrilink, your growing guide to better farming guide
... This data provides a very basic guide to the economics of banana growing and is not intended to represent a definitive financial outcome for banana growing. Yields and prices can vary significantly ...
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Study Of Fiber Orientation Effect On Mechanical Properties Of Banana Pseudostem Fiber
... Banana fibers can be extricated by utilizing compound, mechanical or organic techniques. Compound strategy causes ecological contamination, while mechanical technique neglects to expel the sticky material from the ...
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Cultivation and Marketing of Banana in Pudukkottai District- A Study
... The banana is not a tree but a high herb that can attain up to 15 meters of height. The cultivars vary greatly in plant an d fruit size, plant morphology, fruit quality and disease and insect resistance. Most ...
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Energy Conservation Drives for Efficient Extraction and Utilization of Banana Fibre
... The machine consists of a rigid frame on which the roller rotates. The roller consists of twenty seven mild steel or stainless steel horizontals blades (6 mm size) with blunt edges all around and rotates on a free moving ...
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Knowledge, adoption and attitude on banana cultivation technology of the banana growers of Bangladesh
... of banana is mainly domestically and a small part shares in the global ...100 banana growers of Salmara village of Gaibandha district of ...the banana growers had medium level of knowledge, adoption ...
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Three Infectious Viral Species Lying in Wait in the Banana Genome
... Presence of eBSV in the genome of PKW. We screened high- density filters of the 9⫻ Musa balbisiana Pisang klutuk wulung (PKW) BAC library and two additional Musa acuminata BAC libraries (the seedy diploid Calcutta 4 and ...
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Understanding the Fodder Markets for Sustainable Development of Livestock Sector in Bihar A Rapid Appraisal Approach
... 5% 10% Leaves peppal, banyan, Jackfruit, Madras thorn, bamboo, subabul zizipher, etc & trunk banana 5% Oil cakes Linseed , mustard, others 30% Wheat bran Chokar, crushed wheat , maiz[r] ...
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