Muhammad Nawaz Shareef University of Agriculture

Maize STEM BENDING1 controls plant architecture through cell wall and auxin pathways

Abstract Crop yield is largely determined by plant architecture. Identifying the key genes responsible for maize architecture can help optimize plant architecture for high-density planting. Here, we characterized a dominant stem bending mutant ( Stb1 ) in maize, which exhibited b...

Genome-wide characterization and expression divergence of germin-like protein (GLP) family in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) in response to abiotic stress conditions

Cotton ( Gossypium hirsutum L.) is a major fiber crop that serves as the foundation of the global fiber industry. Abiotic stresses (including drought, high temperature, and salinity) have become prevalent due to climate change. Several gene families involved in various physiologi...

HUMAN EMOTIONS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING IN EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING

Emotions are a basic part of everyday life in classrooms, but their role in education has been overshadowed by a narrow focus on cognition and test performance. The present study examined the interrelations of human emotions, psychological well-being and their implications for te...

HUMAN EMOTIONS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING IN EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING

Emotions are a basic part of everyday life in classrooms, but their role in education has been overshadowed by a narrow focus on cognition and test performance. The present study examined the interrelations of human emotions, psychological well-being and their implications for te...

A cross-sectional study on identification and prevalence of hard ticks parasitizing large and small domestic animals

Ticks are blood-sucking ectoparasites transmitting pathogens that cause anemia, skin damage, weight loss, reduced meat and milk production, morbidity, and mortality in livestock. This study identified tick species and their prevalence on buffaloes, sheep, cows, and goats in Multa...