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World Journal of Environmental Biosciences

World Journal of Environmental Biosciences

World Journal of Environmental Biosciences

ISSN: 2277-8047

A public health journal serving the public health community and scientists working on matters of public health interest and importance, involving the environment.

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World Journal of Environmental Biosciences, brings articles in all areas related to Environmental science and applied Biology on quarterly basis. this journal welcomes the submission of manuscripts that fit the general criteria of significance and scientific Supremacy.
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World Journal of Environmental Biosciences is a scientific journal which provides an opportunity to share the information among the medical scientists, biologist and researchers.
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World journal of environmental biosciences releases all academic papers using the Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 4.0 (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license. As an open-access journal, all content is provided freely to users and their institutions, with no fees involved. Users are granted the permission to read, download, copy, print, search, or link to the complete articles in the journal, without needing prior consent from the publisher or authors, except for commercial purposes.
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World Journal of Environmental Biosciences will check plagiarism for all the articles before prior publication. If the plagiarism content is observed by editors, peer reviewers or by editorial staff members at any stage of publication process at the time of editing or proof reading will be communicate to author to rewrite the manuscript.
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2024 Volume 13 Issue 2
Nigella Sativa on the Improvement of Ovarian Dysfunctions in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): A Short Review
Nurul Hannah Jaafar, Sabrina Muhamad Jalani, Ruzianisra Mohamed, Siti Syairah Mohd Mutalip
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a multifactorial endocrine disorder that is commonly diagnosed in women of reproductive age. The reported incidents of PCOS are drastically increasing every year worldwide, however, the etiology of PCOS is still not fully comprehended. A traditional herb such as Nigella sativa (NS) is being consumed as an alternative to modern medications to manage the signs of PCOS. The effectiveness of NS against PCOS signs and symptoms is being widely published, but studies
2024 Volume 13 Issue 2
Characterization of Defatted Cake Prepared from Egyptian Olive's Fruit (Wateeken Cultivar) and Its Biological Activity
Fatma Abdel Wahed Singar
In the current study, we characterized the components of a defatted cake prepared from Egyptian olive fruit (Wateeken cultivar) (DCEOF) , its phenolic and squalene content, and evaluated its biological activities as radical scavenger capacity, anti-inflammatory, antitumor, and mechanism of action via apoptotic effect.  Data obtained showed that methanolic extract showed a high content of phenolic, short-chain fatty acids, and retinol; a derivative of vitamin A. The mean level of squalene wa
2024 Volume 13 Issue 2
Navigating the Hazards: A Review of Pesticides and Their Effects on Human Well-Being
Simi Shaji, Bharat Gowda, Lingaraju Honnur Gurusiddappa, Santhebennur Jayappa Veeresh, Shankramma Kalikeri, Kishore Bellari, Jaishree Tewari
Chemicals of synthetic or natural origin and pesticides are used to kill insects and other pests. These are essential to improved crop productivity in agricultural processes. The purpose of using pesticides is to increase agricultural yield while shielding the plants from harm and illness. Because pesticides are by nature harmful to people and other creatures, they must be handled carefully and disposed of properly. When pesticide contamination moves outside of the intended plant targets, it can
2024 Volume 13 Issue 2
Environmental Education, Awareness and Environmental Ethics among Pre-University students of Mysuru city, Karnataka, India
Nitisha Doddapanen, Yaswanth Kattihalli Lakshmegowda, Sidling Aardhya, Rakshitha Rajashekar, Turenjai Doolgindachbaporn, Pallavi Nagaraju
Environmental pollution and climate change have become a burning issue presently in the globe. The study was conducted to evaluate the environmental education, awareness, and environmental ethics among the pre-university students at various colleges in Mysore city. The questionnaires were prepared and circulated and presently a sample of 35 students (boys= 37% and girls = 63%) results have been analysed in the present research paper. To gauge the environmental awareness among the students. A set
2024 Volume 13 Issue 2
A Review of the Reasons for Increasing the Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Presence in Drinking Water
Scott Bergeron, Raj Boopathy, Rajkumar Nathaniel, Angie Corbin, Gary LaFleur
Water purification included the elimination of pathogenic organisms and the reduction of suspended substances in water, which was obtained by conventional methods of disinfection and filtration. But today, due to the increase in all kinds of pollution to water sources, the c ommon methods are not fully able to properly purify water. Based on the results obtained from various studies, drinking water disinfection can increase antibiotic-resistant bacteria in water environments. Water treatment may
2024 Volume 13 Issue 2
Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation and Radio Frequency on Freshwater Calanoid and Cyclopoid Copepods
Vijayan Karthikeyan, Palanichamy Muthupriya, Mantha Gopikrishna, Kandhasamy Sivakumar
Copepods belonging to planktonic species are small crustaceans found in water bodies. Plankton are the primary producers that are important for food webs and ecosystems. This study analyzes the effects of planktonic species in current telecommunication devices that emit radio frequency and produce EM fields. In recent years, there has been massive growth in the number of mobile tower stations. Case studies on the effects of radiation from these towers have been carried out in various organisms.

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2024 Volume 13 Issue 1
Turmeric, Black Pepper, and Lemon Hot Infusion for Joint and Musculoskeletal Pain: A Case Report
Ayuk Patricia, Bisrat Hailemeskel
Arthritis, affecting over 58.5 million adults in the U.S., is characterized by joint inflammation, leading to pain and reduced mobility. While common treatments like NSAIDs and DMARDs help, they often have serious side effects and don't halt disease progression. Herbal remedies like turmeric and ginger offer promising alternatives with fewer side effects, supporting their increasing use in managing arthritis symptoms effectively. Further research is needed to integrate these treatments into
2024 Volume 13 Issue 1
Phosphate-Solubilizing Bacterial Endophytes Isolated from Cherry Tomato Lycopersicon Esculentum Leaves
Azhar Abduallah Najjar
Excessive utilization of chemical fertilizers can disrupt soil fertility, with specific concern regarding the contamination of soil by phosphate fertilizers. This contamination poses risks to the environment, affecting soil, air, and water quality. Countries relying heavily on chemical fertilizers in their agricultural practices are particularly susceptible to this escalating environmental issue. However, the introduction of natural products derived from endophytic microbes offers a novel approa
2024 Volume 13 Issue 1
Gender Role and Effects on Climate Change Adaptation Practices Among Vegetable Farmers in Delta Central Zone
Sarah Enwa, O D Ogisi, Peace O. Ewuzie
In this study, we examined the gender role and the effects of climate change adaptation practices on small-scale vegetable farmers in Delta State.  Specific objectives were to; estimate the determinants of climate change adaptation strategy; (ii) examine the resilience level of vegetable farmers by gender and analyze the impact of climate change on net farm income of vegetable farmers. A purposive sampling procedure was adopted where Ethiope East, Okpe, and Uvwie local government areas were
2024 Volume 13 Issue 1
Evaluation of in vivo Encapsulated Biopolymers of Moringa Leaves (Moringa oleifera) in Ruminal Overrun
José Alfonso López-García, Mariana Madrigal-López, María Guadalupe De Gyves-Cordova, Víctor Albores-Flores, Julieta Grajales-Conesa
An experiment was conducted to evaluate encapsulating biopolymers that allowed the ruminal overrun of Moringa (Moringa oleífera) with high protein value for which the following treatments were designed in two test phases: alginate (2.0, 2.5, 3.0%) and alginate (2.0, 2.5, 3.0%) + Chitosan (0.75%) as the capturing matrix of the foliar material, under in vitro conditions and with a nested factorial design. In the next phase, those matrices that maintained greater integrity in the first phase
2024 Volume 13 Issue 1
Effects of Preservative Solutions on Shelf Life and Quality of Cut Gypsophila Flowers, Ethiopia
Lidet Tilahun, Abaynew Jemal Jenber, Asfaw Degu, Tsehay Azeref wondmeneh, Tadele Yeshiwas Tizazu
Extending the vase life of cut flowers is one of the serious problems in the floriculture industry in the study area. To this end, different types of preservatives have been used to prolong the shelf life of cut flowers. Therefore, the present experiment was initiated to identify an appropriate pulsing preservative to prolong the vase life of gypsophila at TAL Flower Farms PLC, Bahir Dar Zuria District, Ethiopia. The design was completely random and was replicated three times. The treatments wer
2024 Volume 13 Issue 1
Studying the Effectiveness of Biochar Suspension in Improving the Physicochemical Characteristics of Soil Sensitive to Erosion
Lezhang Wei, Fangqing Li, Dafeng Cai, Yu Liu, Dinggui Luo, Ya Wen
Due to the modifying properties of biochar, in recent years, the use of this substance has been considered with the aim of reducing soil erosion. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of biochar injection in the form of suspension on the chemical and physical characteristics of two types of soil sensitive to erosion. For this purpose, first, two types of biochar were produced and characterized, and then it was added to two types of soil prone to erosion in two levels in the fo

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2024 Volume 13 Issue 2

Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation and Radio Frequency on Freshwater Calanoid and Cyclopoid Copepods
Vijayan Karthikeyan, Palanichamy Muthupriya, Mantha Gopikrishna, Kandhasamy Sivakumar
A Review of the Reasons for Increasing the Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Presence in Drinking Water
Scott Bergeron, Raj Boopathy, Rajkumar Nathaniel, Angie Corbin, Gary LaFleur
Environmental Education, Awareness and Environmental Ethics among Pre-University students of Mysuru city, Karnataka, India
Nitisha Doddapanen, Yaswanth Kattihalli Lakshmegowda, Sidling Aardhya, Rakshitha Rajashekar, Turenjai Doolgindachbaporn, Pallavi Nagaraju
Navigating the Hazards: A Review of Pesticides and Their Effects on Human Well-Being
Simi Shaji, Bharat Gowda, Lingaraju Honnur Gurusiddappa, Santhebennur Jayappa Veeresh, Shankramma Kalikeri, Kishore Bellari, Jaishree Tewari
Characterization of Defatted Cake Prepared from Egyptian Olive's Fruit (Wateeken Cultivar) and Its Biological Activity
Fatma Abdel Wahed Singar
Nigella Sativa on the Improvement of Ovarian Dysfunctions in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): A Short Review
Nurul Hannah Jaafar, Sabrina Muhamad Jalani, Ruzianisra Mohamed, Siti Syairah Mohd Mutalip

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