Vol 30 Issue 1 (April 2026) - Annals of Bangladesh Agriculture

ORIGINAL ARTICLES 

First report of mungbean insect pests and their seasonal abundances under climatic influence in Southern Bangladesh

by Shefayed Naserat¹, Md. Abdullah Al Mamun^1*, Md. Abdul Baset Mia² and M. Abdul Karim¹

Genetic introgression of invasive Pangasius hypophthalmus on native Nigerian fish species

by Sanni Micheal Anuoluwapo^1*, Akano Kayode², Bamgbowu Samuel Adeniyi², Akinsulu Alaba Augustine³ and Abiala Abiala Alatise³

Salinity-induced variation in physiological and biochemical profi les of aromatic rice genotypes

by Md. Israr¹, Md. Abdullah Al Mamun², Mst. Salma Pervin³ and Md. Abdul Baset Mia^1*

Production and marketing performance of guava: evidence from Pabna district of Bangladesh

by Mahbub Alom¹, Mst Tania Parvin¹*, Khandakar Ramisha Anjum Misha¹, Debasish Chandra Acharjee¹, Md Monjurul Islam² and Armina Sarkar¹

Effectiveness of social media in enhancing communication among farmers in Sokoto state, Nigeria

by Aliyu Akilu Barau^1* and Onakpa Daniel Friday

Host plant resistance in tomato genotypes against sucking insects in relation to physiomorphic traits, leaf curl indices, and yield

by Md. Mehedi Hasan Emon, Md. Mamunur Rahman, Priyanka Roy, Hania Binta Aslam and Md Ruhul Amin^*

Growth and development of Stevia rebaudiana (Bertoni) through exogenous application of abscisic and jasmonic acid under cadmium stress

by Md. Abul Kalam Azad¹, Md. Ali-ahad¹, Samia Jahan Purnota¹, Shah Mohammad Naimul Islam¹, Haider Iqbal Khan² and Md. Ashraful Haque^1*

Effect of sowing dates on the abundance and infestation of aphid and sawfly in mustard field

by Ananna Rahman¹, Priyanka Roy¹, Md. Ruhul Amin¹, Erin Zaman² and Md. Shamim Hossain^1*

Guava-vegetable agroforestry system for sustainable production and system benefi ts following circular agriculture concept

by Md. Abiar Rahman^1,3*, Satya Ranjan Saha¹, Kh. Armane Alam¹, Nabila Nowrin¹, Tasnim Khan Barsha¹, Yeasin Arafat²

Economic viability and livelihood eff ect of floating vegetable farming: evidence from waterlogged areas of southern Bangladesh

by Md Nazmul Islam¹, Mst Tania Parvin^1*, Debasish Chandra Acharjee¹, Armina Sarkar¹, Khandakar Ramisha Anjum Misha¹, Synthia Islam¹, Yasin Ibramim Ankon¹, Md Monjurul Islam² and Mst Noorunnahar³