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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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2025 Volume 14 Issue 1
Phragmites australis L.: A Systematic Review on Botanical Description Phytochemistry and Pharmacological Application
Ahlem Frahtia, Samir Derouiche
Phragmites australis is a plant that belongs to the Poaceae family, also known as Gramineae. It is characterized by annual cane-like stems that arise from a robust and extensive rhizomatous system. P. australis is known for its pharmacological, ecological, and therapeutic properties, as it is rich in active biological substances, which endow it with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities. Many people from all over the world use basil in traditional medicine, including North African countri
2025 Volume 14 Issue 1
Bioremediation of Lead by Indigenous Bacteria Isolated from an Idol Immersion Site (Lead remediation by Pseudomonas)
Dilfuza Jabborova, Srishti Chandra, Ragini Gothalwal
Heavy metal contamination particularly lead (Pb) is a fast-emerging environmental issue around the globe with special concern in the areas where idol immersion is a major activity. The current study was undertaken to isolate and characterize a lead-resistant bacteria from Prempura Ghat, Bhopal, being one of the major idol immersion sites. From the surface, eleven bacterial colonies were isolated, out of which two demonstrated tolerance up to a significant level with lead concentration. The most
2025 Volume 14 Issue 1
Assessing the Effectiveness of Coprecipitation-Assisted ZnS/C Nanoclusters in the Photocatalytic Decomposition of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Herbicide
Rajashekara Rakshitha, Haradhanahally Chandrashekara Sinchana, Nagaraju Pallavi
The elimination of organic contaminants from water is a critical issue in the modern day. Fortunately, photocatalytic technology has showcased its efficiency to remediate refractory persistent organic pollutants. A well-known herbicide 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D), is one such persistent organic pollutant in the majority of water sources. Herein,  the photocatalytic activity of zinc sulfide/carbon (ZnS/C) was investigated in this work.  Furthermore, The aforementioned nanocomposite was
2024 Volume 13 Issue 4
Characteristics and Biodegradability of Oxidized Starch Bioplastics from Agricultural Biomass
Yacouba Zoungranan, Kouassi Kouadio Dobi-Brice, Samassi Saran, Ekou Lynda, Ekou Tchirioua
Conventional petrochemical plastics are mechanically and chemically stable but are often not biodegradable. What's more, depending on their synthetic chemical composition, these plastics can also pose a health risk by contaminating trophic and food chains. Plastics based on biodegradable biopolymers are an alternative to non-biodegradable fossil plastics. To improve bioplastics derived from local agrobiomass, two starch stocks were extracted and purified from cassava tubers. One was chemical
2024 Volume 13 Issue 4
Femoral Neck Fracture with Contralateral Hip Dislocation in a Pediatric Patient: A Case Report
Albaraa Altowijri
This case report presents the unique occurrence of a femoral neck fracture with contralateral hip dislocation in a pediatric patient, a rare and challenging injury pattern. A 9-year-old boy presented following a road traffic accident (RTA) with a right femoral neck fracture and left hip dislocation, along with a left elbow fracture. Management involved closed reduction and percutaneous screw fixation for the femoral neck fracture, while the left hip dislocation was reduced promptly in the emerge
2024 Volume 13 Issue 4
Monograph "Eniology, Ecology and Diversity" About Ecological Disaster
Sulukhan Temirbekova, Yuliya Afanaseva, Boburjon Najodov
The monograph summarizes our studies on the enzyme-mycological depletion of cereal seeds in the contaminated zone of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. April 26, 2024, marked the 38th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident. In the contaminated zone (Novozybkovsky District, Bryansk Region), field experiments were initiated to study the accumulation of radiocaesium in the grain of 42 varieties of winter rye and 92 varieties of winter wheat. From 1987 to 1993, a total of 1,532 va

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2024 Volume 13 Issue 4
Archiving Outamba Kilimi National Park Wildlife Biodiversity in Different Local Languages of Sierra Leone
Moses Fayiah, Mohamed Ramadan Bah, Amara Conteh, Emmanuel Johnny Walker, Ishmael Abdul. Jalloh
The Outamba Kilimi National Park (OKNP) is characterized as a biodiversity hotspot in Sierra Leone. The identification and translations of names of wildlife species found within the Outamba Kilimi National Park into local tribal dialects/languages reflect a unique traditional, cultural, and social biodiversity conservation approach. This study aims to archive some of Outamba Kilimi National Park wildlife species in eight different local languages spoken in Sierra Leone. The identification of wil
2024 Volume 13 Issue 4
Effectiveness of Botulinum Toxin (botox) for Treatment of Nystagmus: A review
Seham Sulieman Al Hemaidi
Nystagmus is an eye movement disorder affecting both children and adults and exists in two main types; congenital and acquired. Botulinum toxin (Botox) is a neurotoxin protein produced by the Clostridium botulinum bacterium. It prohibits the production of the acetylcholine neurotransmitter from endings of axons at the neuromuscular junction, therefore inducing flaccid paralysis. Botulinum toxin has been utilized as a therapeutic agent in both congenital and acquired nystagmus. This review aims t
2024 Volume 13 Issue 4
An Overview on the Marine Benthic Dinoflagellates Effects on Human and Environment
Da-Zhi Wang
Due to the creation of biotoxins, marine benthic dinoflagellates have caused many concerns in the ecological, economic, and health sectors. The occurrence of marine toxic microalgae blooms has increased and has caused prevalent poisoning in humans. Many dinoflagellates are benthic and epiphytic, in the sense that they usually live on the bottom of coastal areas or coral reefs and macroalgae, and during widespread blooms, because of their proximity to the coast, they can cause widespread health a
2024 Volume 13 Issue 4
Stem Rust, Planting Date, Wheat Maturity and Genetic Resistance, Weather and Productivity
Bita Naseri, Shahryar Sasani
This study attempted to predict the yield of wheat cultivars differing in maturity and planting date, and resistance to stem rust in four seasons. The highest yield ranking was associated with the earliest planting date (October) with a yield improvement of 184.55% compared to the latest date (January). Planting wheat cultivars at the optimum date (November) increased the yield ranking by 153.09% compared to very late plantings. Early onset of stem rust in wheat cultivars planted at different da
2024 Volume 13 Issue 3
Climate Change Impacts, Food Security, Intra-Africa Trade and Sustainable Land Governance on Food Systems in Africa
Omobolaji Olubukunmi Obisesan, Olugbenga Aderemi Egbetokun
Climate change is an escalating environmental crisis affecting continents worldwide, with Africa experiencing a disproportionate burden as a result of reliance on rain-fed agriculture, inadequate adaptive capacities, and non-inclusive land governance systems. Coordinated efforts are essential to enhance inclusive land governance, strengthen resilience and livelihoods through community involvement, secure land tenure systems, and coherent policies. Inclusive land governance plays a vital role in
2024 Volume 13 Issue 3
Investigating the Effects of Marine Dinoflagellate Biotoxins on the Environment and Humans
Michael Joseph Lee, Sarah B. Henderson, Holly Clermont, Nikita Saha Turna, Lorraine McIntyre
Due to the creation of biotoxins, marine benthic dinoflagellates have caused many concerns in the ecological, economic, and health sectors. The occurrence of marine toxic microalgae blooms has increased and has caused prevalent poisoning in humans. Many dinoflagellates are benthic and epiphytic, in the sense that they usually live on the bottom of coastal areas or coral reefs and macroalgae, and during widespread blooms, because of their proximity to the coast, they can cause widespread health a

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2025 Volume 14 Issue 1

Assessing the Effectiveness of Coprecipitation-Assisted ZnS/C Nanoclusters in the Photocatalytic Decomposition of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Herbicide
Rajashekara Rakshitha, Haradhanahally Chandrashekara Sinchana, Nagaraju Pallavi
Bioremediation of Lead by Indigenous Bacteria Isolated from an Idol Immersion Site (Lead remediation by Pseudomonas)
Dilfuza Jabborova, Srishti Chandra, Ragini Gothalwal
Phragmites australis L.: A Systematic Review on Botanical Description Phytochemistry and Pharmacological Application
Ahlem Frahtia, Samir Derouiche

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