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Biofertilizers
These are specific fungi that match with a number ... growth and development. While selecting fungi, the right fungi have to be matched with the plant. There are specific fungi for vegetables, fodder crops, flowers, trees, etc. Mycorrhizal fungi can increase the yield of ...
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Biodiversity Conservation in Britain: Science Replacing Tradition
But ... becoming extinct in Britain nearly every year. Since each may carry specific endoparasites, and other major taxa such as fungi are also declining, we may be losing biodiversity at ...
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soils resource paper
A soil's chemical (mineral type, moisture, temperature), biological (microbes, fungi, organic composition, soil fauna), and physical properties (texture, porosity, permeability, structure) are products ... of soils is an approach that embraces particular and relevant information about a specific site and its managers. Zimmerer (1993) calls for specificity in soil management that ...
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The Eternal Threat (Do or Die)
Figure 2 ... enough cause further extinctions. A general example might be a host specific parasite - once the host (e.g. bird, beaver, or bee) becomes ... the parasite as it has nothing to live on. A classic specific example concerns the famous dodo bird, killed off by excess hunting ...
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Environmental Restoration: Understanding Disturbance
We can develop a site history by looking backwards with: aerial photographs, interviews ... as ants (which function in many drylands like worms do in more moist soils), bacteria, fungi, microarthropods, nematodes, springtails, protozoans, termites and yeasts play important roles in soil nutrient cycling, ...
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Kind Planet Environmental Info - Biodiversity - Part of Our Environmental Forum
Genetic Diversity Genetic diversity refers to the different genetic makeup up of individual plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms. It includes both genetic variation within a single species and between different ... often used to mean "species richness," or the number of different species present in a specific habitat. However, it can also be measured in terms of either "species abundance" - the ...
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Terms Beginning With "I"
In chemistry, a substance that shows a visible change, usually ... data on performance and cost. (See: Established treatment technologies.) Inoculum: 1. Bacteria or fungi injected into compost to start biological action. 2. A medium containing organisms, usually ...
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An Office Building Occupant's Guide to Indoor Air Quality | Publications | Indoor Air | Air | US EPA
Some of the key pollutant categories include: Biological contaminants. Excessive concentrations of bacteria, viruses, fungi (including molds), dust mite allergen, animal dander, and pollen may result from inadequate maintenance ... as a series of PDF files. Go to the Table of Contents and select a specific section or form, or download a "zipped" file containing all of the PDF files. Building ...
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General Microbiology/Microorganisms/Eukaryotes/Fungi: by Microbes.info
Fungi/fungi.html The Kennell Lab Studying all things mitochondrial, especially mitochondrial genetics of filamentous fungi. Within this website you can ...
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INHS Fungi Collection
All information found on this site falls under the INHS's Internet License Agreement. (NOTE: Illinois specific lists are marked with ) CURATORS Dr. Andrew N. Miller, Fungi Curator Dr. J. Leland Crane, Fungi Curator Emeritus ABOUT THE FUNGI COLLECTION Fungi represent the ...
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