Methane is a high-priority agricultural greenhouse gas because substantial emissions arise from enteric fermentation, anaerobic manure management, and flooded rice cultivation, while its relatively short atmospheric lifetime creates an opportunity for comparatively rapid climate benefits from sustained abatement. Yet m...
M. Karthik, V. Chandrika, D. Subramanyam et al.· Archives of Current Research...· 0 citations
Climate-smart agriculture has become an influential framework for aligning agricultural productivity, adaptation and greenhouse-gas mitigation, yet its practical meaning remains contested because no technology is intrinsically climate-smart across all places, scales and social groups. This critical narrative review exa...
M. Karthik, S. Aarthi, K. B. Hazeera et al.· International Journal of Env...· 1 citation
This critical narrative review evaluates the evidence available across four distinct intervention pathways: editing crops for selective herbicide tolerance; editing crop hosts to resist parasitic weeds; editing weeds for functional genomics or direct fitness manipulation; and developing gene-drive systems for populatio...
M. Karthik, V. Chandrika, D. Subramanyam et al.· Journal of Scientific Resear...· 0 citations
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