Molecular characterization of indigenous microbes and its potential as a biological control agent of Fusarium stem rot disease () on maize.

stem rot disease caused by has become one of the most serious issues confronting Indonesian farmers in recent years. An alternative option for suppressing this disease is to use indigenous microbes as an eco-friendly method to reduce synthetic fungicides. The objective of the research was to identify the molecular characteristics and effectiveness of an indigenous microbial consortium in controlling stem rot disease.

Investigating the relationship between students' reading performance, attitudes toward ICT, and economic ability.

This study explores the relationship between attitudes toward ICT and reading performance in the educational context. The mediating role of attitudes toward ICT on student economic ability and reading performance was also examined. Data was collected using stratified random sampling from 240 students in senior high school and 330 undergraduate students in teacher training and education program using an online platform (eDia) and paper-based.