i. Recycling farm wastes and residue to the native soil itself. ii. Replenishing the nutrients depleted from the soil during crop growth. iii. Encouraging the […]

Sources of Soil Pollution Major sources (i) Industrial waste (ii) Urban waste (iii) Chemical and metallic pollutants (iv) Biological agents (v) Radioactive pollutants (vi) Agricultural […]

Mammalianorthoreovirus (reovirus) requires the host translational apparatus tosynthesize viral proteins. However, reovirus must overcome the host stressresponse mechanism that suppresses translation, a process known as […]

Walking through the grocery store I always try to look for the best buy.I always buy what’s on sale, I guess you could say I’m […]

Critical Literacy DefinitionWhat exactly is critical literacy? Critical literacy is a person’s ability to understand and analyze the world around them through in depth reading […]

Red, green, and brown seaweed produce large quantities of polysaccharides such as fucoidan, alginic acid, fucoidan, agar, cellulose, laminarin and carrageenan. Alginate is one of […]

Chapter11 Introduction        Uncontrollable flooding inside andoutside of the campus of the University of Santo Tomas have been causing problemsto the University through out the years. […]

A. Physical Properties: The physical properties include texture, structure, and colour. Soil Texture refers to the particle sizes composing the soil. These particles are classified […]

According to Timeforkids.com, “there are about 7 billion people on earth. In order to support all of these people, we need to take care of […]

I chose this World Wildlife Foundation advertisement because the simple straightforward meaning behind it has such a huge impact on our environment of using too […]