Bioaccumulation of hexavalent chromium in commercially edible fish grass carp, Ctenopharyngodon idella by Aslam, Sonia, Muhammad Yousafzai, Ali, Javed, Aleena

“…The current research was conducted with the aim to investigate the rate of chromium accumulation in various tissues of commercially valuable freshwater fish, Grass Carp, Ctenopharyngodon idella. Investigation included various tissues of skin, muscles, liver, swim bladder, intestine, and gills in fish. …”
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Production of major mycotoxins by fusarium species isolated from wild grasses in Peninsular Malaysia by Nor Azliza, I., Hafizi, R., Nurhazrati, M., Salleh, B.

“…The mycotoxins production by species recovered from non-agricultural hosts such as wild grasses have hitherto never been given attention. …”
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Effects of layered clothing on the post-mortem decomposition of rat carcasses on grass bushes and dead leaves by Noor Hazfalinda Hamzah, Darishini Manimaran, Khairul Osman, Nur Mahiza Md Isa, Gina Francesca Gabriel

“…All subjects were placed outdoor, 2.5 meters away from each other on grass bushes and dead leaves. Ambient temperature and humidity were recorded to observe if it associates with the post-mortem changes of the rats. …”
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Mapping sea grass coverage of Tanjung Benoa Bali using medium resolution satellite imagery sentinel 2B by Hidayah, Zainul, Vieira, Lucas De Oliveira, Safitri, Rahma, Rachman, Herlambang Aulia, As-Syakur, Abdur Rahman

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Feed intake and growth performance of goats offered napier grass(Pennisetum purpureum) supplemented with concentrate pellet and soya waste by Rahman, M.M., Abdullah, R.B., Wan Khadijah, W.E., Nakagawa, T., Akashi, R.

“…Each group was randomly allocated to each of the three treatment diets: Napier grass (Pennisetum purpureum) ad libitum and concentrate pellet at rate of 2.0% of BW, daily (T1); Napier grass ad libitum and concentrate pellet at rate of 1.4% of BW and soya waste at rate of 0.5% of BW, daily (T2) and Napier grass ad libitum and concentrate pellet at rate of 0.9% of BW and soya waste at rate of 0.5% of BW, daily (T3). …”
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The effect of epoxidized natural rubber (ENR 50) as a compatibilizer on spear grass filled low density polyethylene/soya spent powder by S.T. Sam, Nurul Hani, H. Ismail

“…Composite based on spear grass with low density polyethylene (LDPE)/soya spent powder (SSP) were prepared by using twin screw extruder at 150oC. …”
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A comparision for nutrient level in soil and plant between cut and carry and grazing pasture systems by Izzah A.H., Nurdiyana B., Wan Asrina W.Y., Norziana Z.Z.

“…Cultivating pastures in cut and carry (CC) and grazing (GZ) systems may potentially affect nutrient availability in soil and nutrient concentration of grass vegetation. The objective of this study was to compare soil nutrient availability and grass nutrient concentration between the two pasture systems namely CC and GZ, which was conducted in Universiti Putra Malaysia Bintulu Sarawak Campus (UPMKB). …”
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Effect of different types of soil covers on sediment concentration and hydraulic parameters by Zuliziana Suif, Muhammad Izzul Akhtar, Nordila Ahmad, Maidiana Othman, Mohd Asri Md Nor

“…However, sediment concentration and surface runoff that were produced by bare soil is the highest followed by gravel, then leaves, and lastly grass. Generally, the sediment production in descending order started with the bare soil, gravel, dry leaves, and grass. …”
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Phytoremediation for nutrient removal in an environmentally friendly floating cage system: a field experiment by Astuti, Lismining Pujiyani, Warsa, Andri, Sentosa, Agus Arifin, Tjahjo, Didik Wahju Hendro, Sembiring, Tarzan

“…The plants used as phytoremediation agents were water spinach and vetiver grass. Moreover, the physical filter used for processed water before recirculating to the waterbody in the FNC consists of sand, palm fiber, and limestone layers. …”
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Heavy metal content in selected flavouring plants and in ultra-basic soil of Felda Rokan Barat,Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia by Sahibin Abd. Rahim, Wan Mohd. Razi Idris, Zulfahmi Ali Rahman, Tukimat Lihan, Ramlan Omar, Liew, Kah Yan

“…Twenty plants of samples namely chili, turmeric, pandan and lemon grass were collected randomly for the determination of heavy metal contents such as Fe, Cd, Co, Cu, Mn, Ni, Pb, Cr and Zn. …”
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A review of therapeutic potentials of Clinacanthus nutans as source for alternative medicines by Zainol Haida, Mansor Hakiman

“…Clinacanthus nutans, also known as Sabah Snake Grass, is an ethno-medicinal plant species belonging to the family Acanthaceae and has been widely used as a traditional remedy in Malaysia and Thailand to treat various diseases. …”
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Dialogue of life and its significance in inter-religious relation in Malaysia by Suraya Sintang, Azizan Baharuddin, Khadijah Mohd Khambali @ Hambali

“…It is a social interaction which shows the involvement of non-elite participants in the inter-religious dialogue at the grass roots level. The nonelite participation in the inter-religious dialogue is necessary to accommodate the challenge of pluralistic society. …”
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Pembudayaan etika dan penyelesaian konflik dalam kalangan agen pembangunan di Kelantan by Suhana binti Saad, Suraiya binti Ishak

“…As such, the state and federal administrators (politicians and government servants) would have opportunities for easy access to valuable resources, and thereby influence its distribution as well as development implementation at the grass roots level. From the discussion, it can be said that the development agents’ behaviour at the state and national levels has posed as hindrances to the development processes, that ultimately put the residual cost on the rakyat (citizens). …”
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Nest site selection and digging attempts of green turtles (Chelonia mydas, family Cheloniidae) at Pantai Kerachut and Telok Kampi, Penang Island, Peninsular Malaysia by Sarahaizad, M.S., Shahrul Anuar, M.S., Mansor, Y.

“…At the open beach, Green Turtles are exposed to disturbance from feral dogs, while grass areas provide less shelter than Merambong trees.…”
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Coral reef and associated habitat mapping using ALOS satellite imagery by Mustapha, M.A., Lihan, T., Khalid, L.I.

“…Distribution of live corals indicated coverage of 0.54 km2, sea grass (0.94 km2), sandy bottom (1.31 km2) and rocky shores (0.19 km2). …”
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Drivers of land use-land cover changes in the Central Rift Valley of Ethiopia by Bekele, Belew, Wei, Wu, Yirsaw, Eshetu

“…Image analysis results indicated that during the overall study period (1986-2016), grass/grazing land, agricultural land, and bare land have increased by 124%, 42%, and 34% respectively, whereas scattered acacia woodland, bush/shrubland, and swampy/marshy land have declined by 52%, 50%, and 31%, in that order. …”
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Effects of different levels of oxalic acid administration on feed intake and nutrient digestibility in goats by Mohammad Mijanur Rahman, Md. Rokibur Rahman, Niimi, Mitsuhiro, Wan Embong Wan Khadijah, Akashi, Ryo, Ramli Abdullah

“…All the animals were individually fed with Napier grass ad libitum supplemented with 300 g (fresh basis) pelleted compound feed per goat per day throughout the study. …”
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Crops and trees for function to the existing land use of Blongkeng sub watershed, Java, Indonesia by Kusumandari, Ambar

“…Blongkeng sub watershed has the area of 7,498.64 ha and consists of 92 land units and 9 land use types includes: mixed cropping, National Park, dry field, water, shrubs, settlement, grass, rice field, and dry rice field. The land area function is composed: 397 ha of protected (5.29%); 1,292.56 ha of buffer (17.24%); 1,265.51 ha of annual plant silvyculture (16.88%), and 4,543.58 ha of perennial crop and settlement (60.59%). …”
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Life cycle inventory of institutional medium-scaled co-composting of food waste and yard waste in Tropical Country by Chee, Guan Ng, Sumiani Yusoff

“…The experiments were designed to represent a batch situation in an institutional medium size composting scenario with input material of food waste mixed with grass clippings and dried leaves. Two composting runs were carried out with the intention to showcase the heterogeneity of organic waste and study the effect of windrow size on the performance of the process. …”
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Evaluation of the allelopathic potential of fifteen common Malaysian weeds by Nurul Ain M.B., Nornasuha Y., Ismail Sahid

“…A laboratory study was conducted to evaluate the allelopathic potential of 15 Malaysian common weed species of different morphological characteristics (broadleaves, sedges and grasses). They were screened using the Sandwich method (from leaf litter leachate) and the Dish pack method (for testing the presence and content of volatile compounds in weeds). …”
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