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    <title>Herbicidal efficacy and selectivity of pendimethalin, oxadiazon and their tank mixtures to direct seeded onion</title>
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    <description>Title: Herbicidal efficacy and selectivity of pendimethalin, oxadiazon and their tank mixtures to direct seeded onion
Authors: Nasr Eldin, K. Abdalla; Abdel Gabbar, T. Babiker
Abstract: Production of direct seeded onion is constrained by weeds and complete loss of crop yield is not&#xD;
uncommon. Field trials were undertaken to study the influence of sequential applications of the&#xD;
herbicides pendimethalin, oxadiazon and their tank mixtures on efficacy and selectivity to direct&#xD;
seeded onion. Experiments were undertaken at the Gezira and Shendi Research Stations. Onion (cv&#xD;
Saggai) seeds were planted on ridges. Grassy weeds were predominant at the Gezira Research Farm&#xD;
(62 and 69%), while at Shendi Research Farm broad-leaved weeds were the most common (71%).&#xD;
Pendimethalin at 1.19 and 1.79 kg a. i. ha-1, applied at planting, effected excellent and persistent&#xD;
control (85-100%) of grassy weeds. The herbicide at the low rate displayed inconsistent performance&#xD;
on broad-leaved weeds across seasons and sites, while at the high rate it was toxic to the crop.&#xD;
Unrestricted weed growth reduced the onion bulb diameter by 55- 61% and bulb yield by 86-93%.&#xD;
Pendimethalin at 1.19 kg a. i. ha-1, applied at planting, followed by oxadiazon and/or their tank&#xD;
mixtures 2 or 4 weeks after crop emergence provided adequate weed control and significantly&#xD;
increased bulb size and yield. The bulb diameter and yield, obtained, were often comparable to those&#xD;
of the weeded control.&#xD;
Keywords: Direct seeded onion, weed, oxadiazon, pendimethalin, broad-leaved weeds, grasses
Description: Production of direct seeded onion is constrained by weeds and complete loss of crop yield is not&#xD;
uncommon. Field trials were undertaken to study the influence of sequential applications of the&#xD;
herbicides pendimethalin, oxadiazon and their tank mixtures on efficacy and selectivity to direct&#xD;
seeded onion. Experiments were undertaken at the Gezira and Shendi Research Stations. Onion (cv&#xD;
Saggai) seeds were planted on ridges. Grassy weeds were predominant at the Gezira Research Farm&#xD;
(62 and 69%), while at Shendi Research Farm broad-leaved weeds were the most common (71%).&#xD;
Pendimethalin at 1.19 and 1.79 kg a. i. ha-1, applied at planting, effected excellent and persistent&#xD;
control (85-100%) of grassy weeds. The herbicide at the low rate displayed inconsistent performance&#xD;
on broad-leaved weeds across seasons and sites, while at the high rate it was toxic to the crop.&#xD;
Unrestricted weed growth reduced the onion bulb diameter by 55- 61% and bulb yield by 86-93%.&#xD;
Pendimethalin at 1.19 kg a. i. ha-1, applied at planting, followed by oxadiazon and/or their tank&#xD;
mixtures 2 or 4 weeks after crop emergence provided adequate weed control and significantly&#xD;
increased bulb size and yield. The bulb diameter and yield, obtained, were often comparable to those&#xD;
of the weeded control.&#xD;
Keywords: Direct seeded onion, weed, oxadiazon, pendimethalin, broad-leaved weeds, grasses</description>
    <dc:date>2018-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Assessment of municipal solid waste profile of Shendi City, River Nile State, Sudan</title>
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    <description>Title: Assessment of municipal solid waste profile of Shendi City, River Nile State, Sudan
Authors: Omar Yousof, Mohamed Ali; Eltigani Osman, Musa Omer
Abstract: A cross sectional study was conducted to assess the solid wastes status of the household in Shendi&#xD;
City, Sudan. Questionnaire, interviews and observations were used. Results showed that 30% - 55%&#xD;
of the household produce about a kilogram a day per person, while 22% - 40% generate 5 or more&#xD;
kilograms daily. More than 50% of the household of different classes store their waste at home near&#xD;
the toilet, kitchen or other commodities in the house. Although most of the households were using&#xD;
suitable methods to store their solid waste (covered bins: 03%-09%; and closed plastic bags: 67%-&#xD;
74%), however, in some of the household the waste stored at the collection point (03%-06%) or other&#xD;
improper methods (05% - 18%). The most common types of solid waste from the household in the&#xD;
study area are accumulation of various municipal wastes (35%-47%), organic matters (32%-41%) and&#xD;
plastics (07% -23%). In conclusion, a daily solid waste generation per capita in Shendi City is&#xD;
relatively high. Uncontrolled collection and indiscriminately storage of the waste can create breeding&#xD;
sites suitable for insect or parasites that may pose risks to public health.
Description: A cross sectional study was conducted to assess the solid wastes status of the household in Shendi&#xD;
City, Sudan. Questionnaire, interviews and observations were used. Results showed that 30% - 55%&#xD;
of the household produce about a kilogram a day per person, while 22% - 40% generate 5 or more&#xD;
kilograms daily. More than 50% of the household of different classes store their waste at home near&#xD;
the toilet, kitchen or other commodities in the house. Although most of the households were using&#xD;
suitable methods to store their solid waste (covered bins: 03%-09%; and closed plastic bags: 67%-&#xD;
74%), however, in some of the household the waste stored at the collection point (03%-06%) or other&#xD;
improper methods (05% - 18%). The most common types of solid waste from the household in the&#xD;
study area are accumulation of various municipal wastes (35%-47%), organic matters (32%-41%) and&#xD;
plastics (07% -23%). In conclusion, a daily solid waste generation per capita in Shendi City is&#xD;
relatively high. Uncontrolled collection and indiscriminately storage of the waste can create breeding&#xD;
sites suitable for insect or parasites that may pose risks to public health.</description>
    <dc:date>2018-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Conventional and modern techniques for the analysis of some Sudan clays</title>
    <link>http://http://repository.ush.edu.sd:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/527</link>
    <description>Title: Conventional and modern techniques for the analysis of some Sudan clays
Authors: Aisha, Abass AbdAlla; Ibrahim, Mohamed Ahmed
Abstract: This study was conducted to determine the main elements contents of clay samples collected from&#xD;
different parts of Sudan (Omdurman, Marawi, Blue Nile, Kosti, Umm Ali and Portland cement) using&#xD;
gravimetric and volumetric techniques as classical chemical analysis and compare the results obtained&#xD;
to the X-ray fluorescence as a physical method of analysis adopted recently. The results obtained from&#xD;
chemical analysis were as follows: losses on ignition were in the range 1.06 to 24%; SiO2 were in the&#xD;
range 20-70%; Al2O3 9-33%; Fe2O3 0.05-9.40%; MgO 2-10%; CaO 0.6-61.07; K2O, 0.1-3.6% and&#xD;
Na2O 0.11-4%, depending upon the type of soil whether koalinite, montmorillonite or illite. The XRF&#xD;
analyses showed some agreement to chemical analysis in a loss on ignition, Fe2O3, Al2O3 and CaO,&#xD;
however, differ in K2O, Na2O, SiO2 and MgO.&#xD;
Keywords: Sudan clay, analysis, Chemical, XRF.
Description: This study was conducted to determine the main elements contents of clay samples collected from&#xD;
different parts of Sudan (Omdurman, Marawi, Blue Nile, Kosti, Umm Ali and Portland cement) using&#xD;
gravimetric and volumetric techniques as classical chemical analysis and compare the results obtained&#xD;
to the X-ray fluorescence as a physical method of analysis adopted recently. The results obtained from&#xD;
chemical analysis were as follows: losses on ignition were in the range 1.06 to 24%; SiO2 were in the&#xD;
range 20-70%; Al2O3 9-33%; Fe2O3 0.05-9.40%; MgO 2-10%; CaO 0.6-61.07; K2O, 0.1-3.6% and&#xD;
Na2O 0.11-4%, depending upon the type of soil whether koalinite, montmorillonite or illite. The XRF&#xD;
analyses showed some agreement to chemical analysis in a loss on ignition, Fe2O3, Al2O3 and CaO,&#xD;
however, differ in K2O, Na2O, SiO2 and MgO.&#xD;
Keywords: Sudan clay, analysis, Chemical, XRF.</description>
    <dc:date>2018-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Expert system for diagnosing and prescribing the treatment for three of the heart diseases (myocardial infarction, angina and rheumatic fever)</title>
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    <description>Title: Expert system for diagnosing and prescribing the treatment for three of the heart diseases (myocardial infarction, angina and rheumatic fever)
Authors: Bushara, Nazim Osman
Abstract: This paper studies an essential topic in artificial intelligence that deals with the process of diagnosing&#xD;
and prescribing the medication for three heart diseases, namely myocardial infarction, angina and&#xD;
rheumatic fever, using expert system technique. The proposed expert system will assist beginner&#xD;
physicians in detecting and describing treatment for the disease, beside, reducing the time for a correct&#xD;
diagnosis and diagnostic errors. This technique has been designed using visual basic programming&#xD;
language and SQL for the database, and has tested in the Sudan’s Center for the Heart Diseases and its&#xD;
experimental results showed that this system did quite better than non-expert physicians and about&#xD;
57% as a well as the expert did.&#xD;
Keywords: Heart diseases, diagnosis, expert system.
Description: This paper studies an essential topic in artificial intelligence that deals with the process of diagnosing&#xD;
and prescribing the medication for three heart diseases, namely myocardial infarction, angina and&#xD;
rheumatic fever, using expert system technique. The proposed expert system will assist beginner&#xD;
physicians in detecting and describing treatment for the disease, beside, reducing the time for a correct&#xD;
diagnosis and diagnostic errors. This technique has been designed using visual basic programming&#xD;
language and SQL for the database, and has tested in the Sudan’s Center for the Heart Diseases and its&#xD;
experimental results showed that this system did quite better than non-expert physicians and about&#xD;
57% as a well as the expert did.&#xD;
Keywords: Heart diseases, diagnosis, expert system.</description>
    <dc:date>2018-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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