F. Eivazi

Enhancing Biodegradation of Herbicides Using Biobed Systems

B. Chu, F. Eivazi

Impact of Long-Term Cover Cropped Organic Farming Practices on the Development of Disease Suppressive Soils

Nahom Taddese Ghile, Sougata Bardhan, F. Eivazi

Abstract Numerous field studies have reported the disease-suppressive properties of the system in organic farming and cover crop practices. This research examined how long-term organic farming with cover-cropped systems enhance soil disease suppressiveness and changes the chemical composition of the rhizo-sphere related …

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Evaluating the Efficacy of Thiolating Agents for Biochar Surface Modification

Oluyinka Aduloju, F. Eivazi, Sougata Bardhan, Zahra Afrasiabi

As a cost-effective sorbent, modified biochar has received increasing attention for the removal of heavy metal contaminants. Among several chemical modification methods, introducing thiol functional groups onto the surface of biochar has been identified as an effective enhancement approach for the heavy …

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Comparison of cover crop termination methods for small-scale organic vegetable production: effect on soil fertility and health

F. Eivazi, Jaime C. Piñero, Marianne Dolan-Timpe, William Doggett

Termination methods and the timing of the termination of the cover crops are critical factors determining the efficacy of cover crops in improving soil fertility and quality. We hypothesized that different termination methods will produce varying quantities of organic residue which will …

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Selected Enzyme Activities Under Different Land Use Management in Lower Missouri River Floodplain Soils

Jamshid Ansari, F. Eivazi, Stephen H. Anderson, Sougata Bardhan

Floodplains are vital and productive ecosystems that provide essential biological, and hydrologic functions. However, human modifications to floodplains, such as urbanization, and agriculture have increased the need to assess the impacts of land use changes on the sustainability of their functions. Riparian …

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Bacterial community diversity for three selected land use systems as affected by soil moisture regime

Jamshid Ansari, Sougata Bardhan, F. Eivazi, Stephen H. Anderson et autres

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Atomic Spectroscopy-Based Analysis of Heavy Metals in Seaweed Species

Randall Lindenmayer, Lucy Lu, F. Eivazi, Zahra Afrasiabi

This review compiles different analytical methods reported by the researchers studying heavy metal contents in seaweed samples from a variety of natural and commercial sources. Heavy metals in seaweed affect environmental health and human health due to seaweed’s role in the aquatic …

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Row Crop, Agroforestry, and Forested Land Use Systems in Floodplain Soils

Jamshid Ansari, Morgan P. Davis, Stephen H. Anderson, F. Eivazi et autres

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Effects of silver nanoparticle size, concentration and coating on soil quality as indicated by arylsulfatase and sulfite oxidase activities

Yutong Xue, Prashank Mishra, F. Eivazi, Zahra Afrasiabi

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Impact of Different Land Use Management on Soil Enzyme Activities in Missouri River Floodplains

Jamshid Ansari, F. Eivazi, Stephen H. Anderson, Sougata Bardhan

Land management activities that provide higher soil organic carbon stimulate microbial activity and enzymatic reactions. Riparian forest, agroforestry, and row-crop agriculture treatments are among common land-use systems in the lower Missouri River Floodplain (MRF) region in New Franklin, MO. The study of …

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Size, concentration, coating, and exposure time effects of silver nanoparticles on the activities of selected soil enzymes

Prashank Mishra, Yutong Xue, F. Eivazi, Zahra Afrasiabi

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Nutritional Composition of the Green Leaves of Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa Willd.)

Safiullah Pathan, F. Eivazi, Babu Valliyodan, K. B. Paul et autres

Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa Willd.) grain is often eaten worldwide as a healthy food, but consuming nutrient-rich quinoa leaves as a leafy green vegetable is uncommon. This study evaluated the potentiality of leafy green quinoa as a major source of protein, amino acids, …

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