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Genetically Engineered Crops - A Threat to Soil Fertility? (Non-technical condensate)
Another source is plant debris. It has also been experimentally demonstrated that naked DNA (without the shielding or cell or ...
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Genetically Engineered Crops - A Threat to Soil Fertility?
DNA had transferred from the GM sugar beet plant debris to bacteria in the soil (Gebhard F and Smalla K.1999). Transfer to soil ... Similarly, vectors used in manipulating plants and animals typically contain sequences from a range of plant and animal viral pathogens, as well as antibiotic resistance genes, often originating from promiscuous ...
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Coal Energy
The heat and pressure from the top layers helped the plant remains turn into what we today call coal. HOW WE GET ... goes on a conveyor belt to a preparation plant that is located at the mining site. The plant cleans and processes coal to remove dirt, rock, ... deposit of coal depends on the pressure and heat acting on the plant debris as it sank deeper and deeper over millions of years. For the ...
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Gravel Chub - WDNR
Food Habits: Probe under rocks and crevices for desmids, diatoms, plant debris and other vegetation. Natural History: Gravel chubs spawn in early spring in swift gravel raceways ...
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Bluntnose Darter - WDNR
Natural History: They lay eggs on plants or plant debris in early May. Bluntnose darters search for chironomid and blackfly larvae, cyclops and daphnia by darting around from one perching site to another among the organic debris in sand ...
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Common garden pests
CONTROL: cultivate frequently (kills eggs), and till after harvest (kills adults); remove weeds (food) and plant debris (hibernation ... /Year: 2-3 in northern range, mor~ in south. Overwinters as pupa in crop debris. DAMAGE Attacks CABBAGE family**. LETTUCE , NASTURTIUMS. Eats large irregular holes in leaves, crawls or ...
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Water conservation
Mulching, i.e., the application of organic or inorganic material such as plant debris, compost, etc., slows down the surface run-off, improves the soil moisture, reduces evaporation losses ... Fog and dew contain substantial amounts of water that can be used directly by adapted plant species. Artificial surfaces such as netting-surfaced traps or polyethylene sheets can be exposed to ...
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12 Master Categories of Recyclable Materials
Plant debris, including leaves and cuttings; trimmings from trees, shrubs, and grass; whole plants, and sawdust. Putrescibles, including animal, fruit, and vegetable debris; cooked food; manures ... obscures much more viable business opportunities with bigger potential impacts. Reusable goods, plant debris, soil, ceramics, putrescibles, and textiles can be harvested much more easily and ...
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GRRN - Campus compost use
Minimize waste by selecting plants that are appropriate to the ...
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edible transgenic plant vaccines
In spite of those concerns the heart drug hirudin ( a drug used for treating angina ... release of genes in pollen to create crop pollution and of the vaccine itself in plant debris spread as dust and pollution of surface and groundwater with the vaccine. The vaccine antigen ...
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