How face-like objects and averted gaze faces orient our attention: The role of global configuration and local features.

In real life, people perceive nonexistent faces from face-like objects, called face pareidolia. Face-like objects, similar to averted gazes, can direct the observer's attention. However, the similarities and differences in attentional shifts induced by these two types of stimuli remain underexplored.

Effects of ensiling period and lactic acid bacteria inoculation on aerobic stability of silage in forage infected with leaf spot disease.

When forage crops are ravaged by leaf spot disease, producers face an unavoidable dilemma: a careful consideration of adopting specific measures to make use of the damaged forage. Furthermore, silage is often exposed to air during production, feeding, storage, and transportation. The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of three ensiling periods (15, 30, and 60 days), two crops (Italian ryegrass, and oats), and three additives [control group (CK), inoculated with YM3, and HT1] on the health and fermentation quality of silage infected with leaf spot disease during aerobic exposure.