Type of repository: it is multidisciplinary. < 25% of documents is about Agriculture and Related Sciences.

Type of repository: it is multidisciplinary. < 25% of documents is about Agriculture and Related Sciences.

Type of repository: it is multidisciplinary. < 5% of documents is about Agriculture and Related Sciences.

Type of repository: it is thematic. 100% of documents is about Agriculture and Related Sciences.

Tipo de repositorio digital: Multidisciplinar. > 50% de los documentos están relacionados con Ciencias Agrícolas

Tipo de repositorio digital: Temático. 100% de los documentos están relacionados con Ciencias Agrícolas Porcentaje de documentos a texto completo: 100% El proyecto fue concebido justamente por falta de políticas de acceso abierto años atrás, especialmente de soporte a productores.

Tipo de repositorio digital: Multidisciplinar. < 25% de los documentos están relacionados con Ciencias Agrícolas.

The Rice Bibliography is an active electronic platform which serves as the key to the world’s most comprehensive collection of technical rice literature, curated by the IRRI Library and Documentation Service. With its more than 270,000 citations of rice literature in any language, this instrument is available 24/7 from any computer with internet connection, thereby effectively linking rice knowledge with scientists worldwide. These are all backed up by full text print or electronic documents. Many items carry hyperlinks to full text publications, which could be accessed within the IRRI campus. The bibliography is updated daily.

Eprints@IARI is the Open Access research outputs repository of Indian Agricultural Research Institute. Research outputs of IARI - journal papers, conference papers, reports, theses, patents etc. - are uploaded/self-archived by IARI scientists. Interested users can freely download and use documents as most of them are directly accessible and full-text downloadable. 'Request Copy' forms can be used for documents to which direct full-text download is restricted due to publisher embargo. As It is an institutionally defined repository, only scientists from IARI and its sister organisation can upload documents in it. Create login facility will be working within the IARI campus.

The Embrapa Information Agency is a web system that makes it possible to organize, store, publicize, and access technological information and knowledge generated at Embrapa and other research institutions. The information is organized hierarchically in a tree structure called the Tree of Knowledge. The Embrapa Information Agency contains all of the Trees of Knowledge developed by Embrapa’s decentralized units pertaining to agribusiness products and themes. The first three levels of the hierarchy contain generic knowledge, while the deeper levels present more specific knowledge. Each item in the Tree of Knowledge is called a node, which is defined at each successive subdivision (sub-node) of the contents. The Tree of Knowledge contains validated information about all stages of the production chain (e.g. plant cultivation and animal raising) and the most diverse themes. The information can be accessed by navigating a hyperbolic tree, navigation over hypertext, or the use of a search service: Browsing of the hyperbolic tree makes it possible to visualize the ramifications and sub-nodes of each basic node. Browsing over hypertext shows nodal and sub-nodal contents and enables access to the document file. The search service makes it possible to identify the route followed to reach the information in the hyperbolic tree when the user types in the subject desired in the search box. The advanced search option permits quality and precision retrieval of the information requested.