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Cosmetic Suggestion Based On Skin Condition Using Artificial Intelligence
Volume -39 | Issue - 2
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SEPTIC: Vulnerabilities in the DBMS and injection attacks are noted
Volume -39 | Issue - 2
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WearMask: Rapid In-browser Face Mask Recognition for COVID-19 Using Serverless Edge Computing
Volume -39 | Issue - 2
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Detecting and classifying brain tumors utilizing deep learning
Volume -39 | Issue - 2
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A Comprehensive Review of the Literature on Machine Learning Approaches for Detecting SQL Injection Attacks
Volume -39 | Issue - 2
Shading Treatments Improved Plant Growth and Physiological Responses of Sweet Cherry Plants Subjected to Salt Stress
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The responses of sweet cherry plant to salt stress and shading treatments were investigated in the study. The study was performed in a greenhouse with 1-year-old 0900 Ziraat sweet cherry cultivar grafted onto MaxMa 14 grown in 10 L pots. About 2 months after planting, salinity and shading treatments were initiated. Three levels of shading (40, 60 and 80%) were employed.
