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Regulation of Rooting Ability of Solanum tuberosum L. Explants by Gaseous Environment, In Vitro

1997

It has been reported by many investigators that morphogenesis of expiant tissue can be regulated by the composition of the nutrient medium as well as by the gaseous environment (Buddendorf-Joosten and Woltering, 1994). The aim of the present study was to investigate different effects on rooting ability of potato expiants in vitro, caused by limited gas exchange and IBA and BAP treatment.

HorticultureNutrientfungiBotanyMorphogenesisfood and beveragesComposition (visual arts)BiologySolanum tuberosumcomplex mixturesIn vitroExplant culture
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The Role of Micronutrients in Human Papillomavirus Infection, Cervical Dysplasia, and Neoplasm

2023

There is evidence that diet and nutrition are modifiable risk factors for several cancers. In recent years, attention paid to micronutrients in gynecology has increased, especially regarding Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. We performed a review of the literature up until December 2022, aiming to clarify the effects of micronutrients, minerals, and vitamins on the history of HPV infection and the development of cervical cancer. We included studies having as their primary objective the evaluation of dietary supplements, in particular calcium; zinc; iron; selenium; carotenoids; and vitamins A, B12, C, D, E, and K. Different oligo-elements and micronutrients demonstrated a potential prote…

Human papillomaviruMicronutrients.Cervical cancerSettore MED/40 - Ginecologia E OstetriciaCervical dysplasiaCancer prevention
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Long-term dynamics of water-borne nitrogen, phosphorus and suspended solids in the lower Don River basin (Russian Federation)

2011

A long-term study (1986–2002) of water-borne nutrient and suspended solids dynamics was undertaken on the lower Don River, which plays an extremely important role in the water supply of the Black Sea and Azov Sea basin. Suspended solids were greatest in spring and summer and were correlated to river discharge. Mean annual nitrogen concentrations increased from 1986 to 1995 and then decreased from 1996 to 2002. Unlike nitrogen, phosphorus concentrations (both phosphates and total phosphorus) gradually increased throughout the study period changing the river from an oligotrophic to upper mesotrophic status. If this trend continues phytoplankton could become nitrogen-limited leading to the dev…

HydrologyAtmospheric ScienceGlobal and Planetary ChangegeographySuspended solidsgeography.geographical_feature_categoryDischargePhosphorusta1172Drainage basinchemistry.chemical_elementManagement Monitoring Policy and LawNitrogenNutrientchemistrySpring (hydrology)PhytoplanktonEnvironmental scienceWater Science and TechnologyJOURNAL OF WATER AND CLIMATE CHANGE
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Pumping of epilimnetic water into hypolimnion improves oxygen but not necessarily nutrient conditions in a lake recovering from eutrophication

2014

To mitigate deep water oxygen depletion and its consequences, epilimnetic water was pumped into deep water of a eutrophic, 26 km 2 subbasin of Lake Vesijarvi, Finland. In winter, the mechanical mixing largely eliminated vertical differences in temperature, oxygen, and nutrients. Although ice cover prevented oxygen flux from the atmosphere, the high proportion of shallows in the basin with high oxygen concentration facilitated the avoidance of hypoxia by mixing. Despite the disappearance of anoxia in deep water, the volume-weighted mean concentrations of nutrients were not affected. In summer, the introduction of epilimnetic water into the hypolimnion improved oxygen conditions, but anoxia o…

HydrologyBiomanipulationSedimentHypoxia (environmental)chemistry.chemical_elementAquatic ScienceOxygenchemistry.chemical_compoundNutrientNitratechemistryEnvironmental scienceHypolimnionEutrophicationWater Science and TechnologyInland Waters
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Linking nutrient limitation and water chemistry in upland lakes to catchment characteristics

2003

The relationship between catchment characteristics and lake water chemistry, phytoplankton and periphyton biomass, and phytoplankton and periphyton nutrient limitation was investigated for 30 upland lakes in the U.K. These catchment characteristics included the proportion of different land cover categories in the catchment and some hydrological information. Multiple regression models could predict alkalinity, pH, total dissolved phosphorus, dissolved inorganic nitrogen, dissolved organic nitrogen, dissolved organic carbon and phytoplankton chlorophyll a from the proportional contribution of between two and six land cover categories within the catchment and explain between 42 and 73% of the …

HydrologyBiomass (ecology)NutrientchemistryEcologyPhosphorusDissolved organic carbonPhytoplanktonchemistry.chemical_elementEcosystemLand coverAquatic SciencePeriphyton
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Nutrient dependence of phytoplankton production in brown-water lakes with special reference to Lake Päijänne

1982

A method for predicting the mean seasonal chlorophyll a concentration, the mean seasonal in vitro phytoplankton primary productivity per unit volume, the maximum daily production per unit volume and the seasonal integral production in brown-water lakes is presented. The production values can be calculated when the mean annual concentration of total phosphorus and the mean annual colour of the water are known. This method has been developed especially for practical water pollution studies to permit rapid and inexpensive estimates of major biological consequences of changes in effluent loads. The method can be applied for brown-water lakes where phosphorus is the limiting nutrient for primary…

HydrologyChlorophyll aEcologyPhosphoruschemistry.chemical_elementchemistry.chemical_compoundNutrientchemistryPhytoplanktonEnvironmental scienceProduction (economics)Water pollutionEffluentPrimary productivity
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Towards the development of a biogeochemical model for addressing the eutrophication problems in the shallow hypertrophic lagoon of Albufera de Valenc…

2015

Abstract Our study presents a biogeochemical model that aims to reproduce the ecological processes shaping phytoplankton dynamics in the shallow hypertrophic lagoon of Albufera de Valencia (Spain). The model simulates two elemental cycles (N and P), two phytoplankton groups (cyanobacteria and non-cyanobacteria), and heterotrophic bacteria. First, we examine the capacity to reproduce the observed plankton patterns, while accommodating the uncertainty related to the external forcing factors of our model (hydraulic and nutrient loading, zooplankton grazing). Sensitivity analysis is also performed to identify the most influential parameters and therefore to shed light on the knowledge needed to…

HydrologyChlorophyll aNutrient cycleEcologyEcologyApplied MathematicsEcological ModelingPlanktonComputer Science ApplicationsMacrophytechemistry.chemical_compoundComputational Theory and MathematicschemistryModeling and SimulationPhytoplanktonEnvironmental scienceEcosystemWater qualityEutrophicationEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsEcological Informatics
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Nitrogen sedimentation in a lake affected by massive nitrogen inputs: autochthonous versus allochthonous effects

2006

12 pages, and tables statics, and figures

HydrologyEcologyResidence timeParticulate nitrogenFluxAquatic ScienceSedimentationPlanktonPlanktonParticle settlingchemistry.chemical_compoundNutrientSettlingNitratechemistryProductivity (ecology)Environmental scienceN stable isotopeHydrobiologyFreshwater Biology
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Mountain dairy wastewater treatment with the use of a 'irregularly shaped' constructed wetland (Aosta Valley, Italy)

2014

Abstract In mountain areas, economical activities related to milk processing represent both a key source of income and job opportunities. One of the main characteristics of cheese production is the seasonal variability in the volume of milk processed and wastewater production that tend to limit the capacity of ecosystems to absorb their inputs. In alpine environment, the scarcity of plain surfaces and the climatic conditions results in the need for high CW performances of variable nutrient inputs in different seasons. By evaluating a CW seasonal efficiency for dairy wastewaters in a mountain region (Aosta Valley-NW Italy), this research was aimed to understand how performances of nutrient r…

HydrologyEnvironmental Engineeringcheese makingEnvironmental engineeringManagement Monitoring Policy and LawSettore AGR/02 - Agronomia E Coltivazioni Erbaceechemistry.chemical_compoundNutrientWastewaterNitratechemistryVolume (thermodynamics)Settore AGR/14 - PedologiaBOD5Constructed wetlandEnvironmental scienceSewage treatmentEcosystemOverall performancewastewaterSettore AGR/16 - Microbiologia AgrariaNature and Landscape Conservation
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A New Method to Reconstruct Quantitative Food Webs and Nutrient Flows from Isotope Tracer Addition Experiments

2020

Understanding how nutrients flow through food webs is central in ecosystem ecology. Tracer addition experiments are powerful tools to reconstruct nutrient flows by adding an isotopically enriched element into an ecosystem and tracking its fate through time. Historically, the design and analysis of tracer studies have varied widely, ranging from descriptive studies to modeling approaches of varying complexity. Increasingly, isotope tracer data are being used to compare ecosystems and analyze experimental manipulations. Currently, a formal statistical framework for analyzing such experiments is lacking, making it impossible to calculate the estimation errors associated with the model fit, the…

HydrologyFood ChainModels StatisticalLightNitrogen IsotopesIsotopeNitrogenWaterPlantsMarkov ChainsTrinidad and TobagoNutrientRiversTRACERAmmonium CompoundsAnimalsEnvironmental scienceEcosystem ecologyEcosystemEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsThe American Naturalist
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