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A peer-reviewed reviews journal, complementing the subject coverage of CAB Abstracts, by focusing on animal science, veterinary medicine; applied plant sciences; agriculture; nutrition and food science; natural resources and environmental sciences. CAB Reviews provides scientists and students in these fields with timely analysis on key topics in current research. It is an authoritative resource that highlights cross-cutting themes.

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Using RT-PCR for plant RNA virus detection (Reviews)
November 2009
Plants can be infected by a wide range of viruses that often cause important agronomic, economic and social impacts. Detection of viruses at premature stages of infection is crucial to allo ... [ more ]

Perspectives on the potential for reconciliation ecology in urban riverscapes (Reviews)
November 2009
Urban riverscapes represent some of the most heavily engineered and degraded freshwater ecosystems in the world, and offer limited opportunities for restoration or rehabilitation because o ... [ more ]

Animal feeding trials for assessing GMO safety: answers and questions (Reviews)
November 2009
The safety assessment of genetically modified (GM) plants and their derived food and feed is nowadays a matter of lively debate. Any nutritional consequence of GM food consumption needs to b ... [ more ]

RNA silencing in plants and its suppression by plant viruses (Reviews)
November 2009
RNA silencing is a sequence-specific degradation of RNA and a means of regulation of gene expression via small RNA molecules. In plants, this process is commonly referred to as posttranscriptiona ... [ more ]

Forty years of farming systems classification for enhanced food security and poverty reduction (Reviews)
November 2009
Further progress towards improved food security and rural incomes and realization of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) requires a substantial increase in agricultural production ... [ more ]

Challenges to ensuring food security through wheat (Reviews)
November 2009
Dramatic increase in global food prices during 2007–2008 has caused worldwide concern relating to food security and prospects of future supply of staple food. Wheat is the staple food of ... [ more ]

How can producers access the modern agri-food chain? A Central and Eastern European perspective (Reviews)
November 2009
This article reviews the empirical literature on how farmers can access the modern agri-food chain in Central and Eastern Europe, with special emphasis on small-scale producers. We focus on tw ... [ more ]

Chromium supplementation: a tool for alleviation of thermal stress in poultry (Reviews)
November 2009
Thermal stress is one of the major causes leading to loss of production and profit in the poultry industry. Productivity in general and feed efficiency, nutrient utilization, growth rate, eg ... [ more ]

Developments in enhancing efficiency of multiplication of horticultural crops (Reviews)
November 2009
Horticultural crops have a pride of place in daily life and have become an essential component of our diet. To match the demands of the increasing population, horticultural crops must b ... [ more ]

Saturated fat and insulin resistance (Reviews)
October 2009
Obesity, type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance are highly prevalent, and these conditions are strongly related to disorders of lipid metabolism characterized by increased tissue/cellula ... [ more ]

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