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Title: Guidelines for dealing with predatory publishers/publishing: A working document
Author(s)Date: 2022-09-28Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThe phenomenon of predatory publishing and publishers is a challenge that needs to be addressed, as it undermines the quality of scientific endeavor and practice. This publication aims to provide practical guidance on how ... -
Title: Dealing with predatory publishers/publishing: Answers to some of the most common questions
Author(s)Date: 2023-03-10Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThis Question and Answer (Q&A) document is meant to guide on important aspects of predatory publishers/publishing, such as what an author can do after submitting an article to a predatory journal, what the consequences ... -
Title: Occurrence and distribution of barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) isolates in central Ethiopia
Author(s)Date: 2010-11-26Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessA survey for BYDV was carried out in Ethiopia during the main rainy season of 1995 and the short rainy season of 1996 in the major barley-growing areas of the Arsi, North Shewa (Oromiya and Amhara regions) and West Shewa ... -
Title: Soil‐boron affects straw quality and other agronomic traits in two cultivars of barley
Author(s)Date: 2008-11-11Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessBoron (B) toxicity in crops occurs in many dry areas. However, the effect of high external B levels on straw quality is not known. In this greenhouse study, the responses of straw yield, straw quality, and other characters ... -
Title: Comparison of European with West Asian and North African winter barleys in tolerance to boron toxicity
Author(s)Date: 2002-02-28Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessThree plastic-house experiments were conducted to compare the tolerance of European with West Asian and North African (WANA) winter barleys to boron (B) toxicity. Experiment I screened 24 winter barley entries with diverse ...