Sehrish Kanwal1, Ali Saeed1*, Muhammad Munir2, Memoona Arshad1
Life Sciences International Journal Issue 7 Volume 1
Sehrish Kanwal1, Ali Saeed1*, Muhammad Munir2, Memoona Arshad1
British Journal of Virology
Mousa Keshavarz1*, Ehsan Kamrani1, Narges Amrollahi Biuki1 and Hossein Zamani2
Saba Rafique1,2,*, Khalid Naeem1, Naila Siddique1, Muhammad Athar Abbas1, Aamer Ali Shah2, Akbar Ali1, Abdul Rahim1 and Farooq Rashid1
Nisar Ahmed Soomro*, Abdul Fatah Soomro**, Hamz Ali Samo* and
Muhammad Siddique Depar***
GROWTH AND YIELD COMPARISONS OF FOUR COMMERCIAL WHEAT VARIETIES TO IRRIGATION FREQUENCIES
... four varieties namely, Kiran, Imdad-2005, TJ-83 and T.D-1 were supplied with 3 (IR ), 4 (IR ) and 5 (IR ) irrigations during the entire cropping season. The crop given 5 irrigations resulted in 88.71% germination, 82.77 cm plant height, 10.88 tillers plant , 266.74 tillers m , 59.41 grains spike , 60.50 g 1000-seed weight and 5862.25 kg grain yield ha . The crop irrigated four times, showed bit adverse effects on growth and yield traits over 5 irrigations wit...
Mohammad Javad Golmohammadi1, Hamid Reza Mohammaddoust Chamanabad1*, Bijan Yaghoubi2 and Mostafa Oveisi3
Iqbal Javed1*, Amar Razzaq2, Mudassar Yasin3, Muhammad Ali Imran4, Haroon Javaid5, Iftikhar Nabi6, Anum Sardar1 and Shahbaz Ahmad7
Waqas Ali* and Mudasser Habib
Anum Khursheed1, Malik Muhammad Shafi2 and Haidar Ali2*
...e villages namely; Kundipiran, Kariandarar and Kulpana from union council Kahori were purposively selected. The study indicated that the majority of the sampled respondents were female. To compare the size of livestock holding paired t-test was used. Productivity of livestock kept by sampled respondents has increased significantly. About (100%) of the sampled respondents stated that there is increase in livestock productivity after the interventions of AJKRSP....
Mahdi Khojastekey1, Majid Kalantar1, Jam Zaheer Ahmed2, Samiullah Khan3, Muhammad Altaf Hussain4, Rajwali Khan5 and Sayed Haidar Abbas Raza6*
Zahra Eftekhar1, Morteza Naderi2,*, Mohammad Kaboli3, Hamid R. Rezaei4 and Nematollah Khorasani3
Iqbal Javed1, Abdur Rehman2*, Farhana Khaliq1, Amar Razzaq3, Mudassar Yasin4, Ghulam Mustafa5, Allah Bakhsh6 and Raheel Saqib7
Wen Xiong1,2*, Qitao Zeng2, Dangen Gu1 and Yinchang Hu1*
Ahmad Kiani1*, Shapour Zarifian1, Hosein Kouhestani1 and Hosein Karimzadeh2
Ehsan Kashani1, Hamid Reza Rezaei2*, Morteza Naderi3 and Nematolah Khorasani4
Eslam Moradi-Asl1*, Behnam Mohammadi Ghalehbin2, Kamran Akbarzadeh3, Jafar Mohammad-Shahi4, Hajar Afshin4
Muhammad Akram Muneer1, Khalid Munir1, Ghulam Abbas1’*, Isra Munir1, Mumtaz Ahmad Khan1, Asif Iqbal1, Munsoor ud Din Ahmad1, Muhammad Arshad Javid2, Zareen Fatima1 and Maria Arshad1
Aioub Sofizadeh1, Ehsan Allah Kalteh2, Shahin Saeedi3, Mulood Mohammadi Bavani4*
Ayaz Ahmed* and Muhammad Zulfiqar
... namely Swat, Kalam and Siran of Malakand and Hazara forest regions. The study based on cross sectional data. Data were collected from 321 randomly selected households in three JFM (experimental group) and nearby three non-JFM (control group) villages, located in the same forest-ecological and socio-economic settings. The study analyzed the effects of JFM on local livelihood by using binary logistic regression. Odds ratio analysis of the social and natural ass...
Nader M. Sobhy,1 Sunil K. Mor,2 Mohammed E.M. Mohammed,1
Iman M. Bastawecy,3 Hiam M. Fakhry,4 and Sagar M. Goyal2
A. A. Rezk1,3, K. A. Alhudaib2 and A. M. Soliman2,3
Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) with Special Reference to Pakistan: A Review on its Different Aspects
Sahar Mubashar*, Tariq Mukhtar and Nasir Ahmad Khan
Hafsa Naheed* and Hidayat-Ur-Rahman
...G.27, G.34, G.11, G.17, Siran and G.35 for tillers m-2 and G.22, G.23, G.31 for kernel weight had the bi (regression coefficient) values near to unity and had higher (coefficient of determination) Ri2. Based on the stability measure of Freeman and Perkin’s genotypes G.20, G.6 and G.29 for tillers m-2, G.11, G.10, G.34 for grains spike-1 and G.11, G.24, G.29, G.32 and G.21 for kernel weight, were having bi values almost equal to one while the Ri2 value we...
Masoomeh Sohrabi Mollayousefi1* and Babak Moghaddasi2
Faryal Malik, Mudassar Nawaz Khan* and Israr-ud-Din
...ties namely Atta Habib, Siran and Ghanemat-e-IBGE were grown in glass house and studied for their flooding stress response and ability to recover after flooding stress removal at morphological and antioxidant enzymes (catalase; CAT, superoxide dismutase; SOD, and peroxidase; POD) levels. Wheat varieties were grown for 15 days, flooded for 6 days and then recovered for 8 days after removal of flooding stress. The shoot pigmentations were suppressed as they turn...
Leila Shirani Bidabadi1,2, Mulood Mohammadi Bavani3, Fatemeh Janjani4, Abedin Sghafipour5*
Masudul Haq Wani and Arshad Bhat*
Gawhara Ahmed-Abdelmonem1*, Zeinab Aboezz2, Ahmed Habashi1, Saad Sharawi2
Kirana D.D. Adiputra1*, Tulus Maulana3 , Ekayanti M. Kaiin3, H. Hasbi2, Herry Sonjaya2
Emel Hulya Yukseloglu1, Fatma Cavus Yonar1*, Omer Karatas1, Gulten Rayimoglu1, Faruk Asicioglu1, Elif Canpolat1, Onur Ozturk2 and Itir Erkan3
R. Hadadfar1, E. Mahdikhani-Moghadam2†, S. Baghaee2 and M. S. Bajestani1
...merus, P. aestuarius, P. iranicus, P. hilarus, P. bilineatus, P. pratensis and P. bahiablancae of which P. bilineatus, P. pratensis and P. bahiablancae are new reports of these species for Iranian nematode fauna....
E. Mahdikhani-Moghadam†, J. A. A. Bub, S. B. Chery and S. Alvani
M. Behdani1†, F.J. Afshar2, M.R. Mirzaee1
M. Bajestani1†, E. Moghadam2 and K. Dolatabadi3
M. Shahi-Bajestani† and E. Mahdikhani-Moghadam
Seyedmohammad Karimi1, Mohammad Darvishi2*, Mohammad Barati3, Ramin Hamidi Frahani4, Mohammad Hassan Kazemi5
S. Alvani, E. Mahdikhani and H. Rouhani
Ikram Ullah1, Zaib Ullah2*, Junaid Khan1, Sajid Mahmood1, Zafar Iqbal3 and Naveed Akhtar2
... possible mitigation at Siran and Kaghan valleys of District Mansehra, from April-2018 to April 2019. A total of 100 inhabitants of various occupations were interviewed and questionnaires were filled from 32 villages of both valleys. Agriculture crops destruction was documented as a common conflict issue (92%), followed by livestock predation (90%), and human casualties (85%). Maiz was frequently raided crop (50%) followed by fruits and vegetables (27.1%, 22.6...
Zaib Ullah1*, Sajid Mahmood2,3, Zafar Iqbal4, Fakhar-i-Abbas5, Naveed Akhtar1 and Abdul Majid Khan6*
...conducted in Kaghan and Siran Valleys of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province of Pakistan. The different surveys (questionnaire, sighting, and sign survey) were conducted in all sites of the forests from June to November 2018. Thirteen different types of signs were observed during the field survey. Potential site selection was based on sign observation (Encounter Rate; ER). Four black bears were observed from three different spots. Two mature male bears were seen ...
Javed Hussain Umrani1, Roseena2, Ashfaq Ahmed3, Saba Iqbal2, Amtul Sami4, Mumtaz Ali Salito5 and Gulnaz Parveen2*
...TJ-83, Moomal, Sarsabz, Kiran-95) were obtained from different Agricultural Research Institutes of Sindh. The research was conducted in the Department of Crop Physiology, Faculty of Crop Production, Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam, Sindh, Pakistan. In this research, seed germination and seedling growth were analyzed under a control environment. Each replication was treated with different NaCl solutions of 0 (control), 50, 100, 150 and 200 mol m-3....
Anwar Ali1*, Muhammad Ayaz Khan2 and Nowsherwan Zarif1
...st Temperate Forests of Siran Valley of District Mansehra, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to estimate and compare carbon stocks in Guzara and Reserved Forests. Data was collected from 253 sample plots using a systematic random sampling technique. The total carbon stock in the study area was estimated as 1,374,702 tonnes. Out of this, 56% is in the soil, 33 % in aboveground biomass, 9% in belowground biomass and 2% in litter. Average carbon density was estimated as 100 t/h...
Fatemeh Beheshti1, Maliheh Safavi2, Mohammad Reza Akbari Eidgahi1,3, Parviz Kokhaei4, Mehdi Vazirian5 and Ali Akbar Shabani1,3*
Moustafa A. Zaghloul1*, Mohamed F. Azooz1, Saleh E. Ali1*, Heba M. Soliman1, Maha M. Sayed1, Mohamed H. Kafafy2 and Alaa R. Morsy1
Madbouly, H.M; Orkhan, M.H**; Nagwa El-khoty
Seyed Ahmed Reza Hashemi1, Teymour Aminrad1, Asadullah Ali Muhammad2*, Mastooreh Doustdar3 and Parastoo Mohebi Derakhsh3
Behrouz S. Vafaee,Alireza Farokhzad,Behnam Tahmasebpour,Vajiheh Narimani,Raheleh Chasemzadeh,Masoud M.H. Rahmati
Parviz Shimi , Reza Poorazar , Mohammad Jamali , Nasser Bagherani-Torshiz
H. Salimi , Mansoor Montazeri, M. Fereidoonpour M. Akhavan
Mehdi Minbashi Moeini,Hossien Jafary,Seyed Hossien Nazer Kakhki,Sirous Hassan Nejad,Maryam Aleefard
Ebrahim Gholamlipour Alamdari , S.S. Deokule
Batoul Samedani, Azar Maknali , Ebrahim Mamnoii
Masoumeh Younesabadi , ATIEH SAFAR NEJAD , ALI REZA SAVARI NEJAD , HABIB OLLAH KASHIRI
Mohammad Ali Baghestani, Eskandar Zand , Saeid Soufizadeh
Mohammad Ali Baghestani, Eskandar Zand , Saeid Soufizadeh
Robab Shabkhiz,Farrokh Ghahremaninejad,Sogol Fereidounfar
Mahmud Masumi,Tahereh Ghahramani,Ashkan Bahmani Fath Abadi,Eskandar Zand
Fariha Iqbal, Nowsherwan Zarif and Tariq Mahmood
M. Ayaz
... gattu (small truck) in Siran
Forest Division, N.W.F.P. show that the average travel
speed of loaded and empty gattu in the forest roads is
5.6 and 7.9 km/hour, respectively. A gattu generally
carries an average load o f about 15 logs, with a volume
of 6.75 m3 (239.6 cft) under bark. The cost of timber transportation is
calculated as Rs. 19.91/m3/km (Re.0.56/cft/km). It was
observed that road gradient has considerable effect on
tr...
K. M. Siddiqui M. Ayaz and A. Jah
...nd adjoining Guzaras in Siran Forest Division
every year at a rate of 1.099 tonnes /ha/annum. Out
this 72.2% is woody and 27.8% is non-woody fuel. Woody
fuel constitute about 0.62% of the total growing stock
and 31% of the annual increment. Therefore, these
forests have a limited use other then fuel wood
collection heavy collection of fuel wood by the people
is a socio-economic condition of the people and gradual
substitution of wood fuel with commerci...
Gerhard Stoehr
... with an
angledozer in Siran Forest Division was calculated as
Rs.10.30/m3 (US$ 0.56/m3) of loose earth and Rs.12.83/m3
(US$0.69/m3) of un-excavated earth. These figures of cost
of angledozer provide useful information for cost
estimation of road construction projects, with the use
of angledozer, in mountainous regions of Pakistan....
Anwar Ahmad Khan and Shakeel Haider Zaidi
K.M. Siddiqui and M. Khan
...g.) in Dader Forest of Siran Forest Division for supply to the forest departments. The seed trees were highly malformed and slow growing at the lowest level of the species altitudinal range e.g. 1000 meters. About a kilogram of this seed was procured and sown in the nursery at Nawanshehr (Abbottabad) alongwith the seed of this species which was collected from seed stands selected from amongst the best natural stands of chir pine in the sam...
Ghaus Mohammad Khattak
...1924 to 1939) and Upper Siran (1927 to 1954) but could not be made to work under the conditions then prevailing. Currently all these forests are being worked under the selection system as applied to Pakistan (Champion, Seth and Khattak, 1965). Yield has been prescribed in a variety of ways: (1) by number of trees = total number o f exploitable trees divided by assumed time of passage from the class next below the exploitable, to the exploitable size. (2) by vo...
Anwar Ahmad Khan and Altaf Ahmad
...s has been completed in Siran, Dir, Chitral, Gallies, Kaghan Forest Divisions and part of Baluchistan. Survey of medicinal plants in Rawalpindi North, Rawalpindi South and Murree Forest Divisions would give a complete picture of the availability of medicinal plants in hilly forests of Pakistan.
According to the revised working plan for Murree Kahuta Forests of Rawalpindi District for the year 1953-54 to 82-83, the said Forest Divisions ar...
According to the revised working plan for Murree Kahuta Forests of Rawalpindi District for the year 1953-54 to 82-83, the said Forest Divisions ar...
Seyed Ahmadreza Hashemi1, Mastooreh Doustdar2, Asadullah Ali Muhammad3* and Reza Abbaspour Naderi4
Yasser Asaad Hameed Al-Shareef, Firas Hussain Kadim Abawi*
Masoumeh Younesabadi1*, Parviz Sharifi Ziveh2 and Sepideh Hatami3
