Brazil pilot study finds sharply different toxicity in sludge percolates
A Brazilian pilot study found that water treatment sludge percolate varied sharply in acute toxicity to microalgae according to dewatering ...
A Brazilian pilot study found that water treatment sludge percolate varied sharply in acute toxicity to microalgae according to dewatering ...
A field study of pooled third- and fourth-instar Aedes aegypti larvae at three Thai breeding sites found strong correlation between ...
A 20 wt% manganese Cu–Mn laser-cladded steel coating limited 180-day microalgal coverage to 5.81% for Chlorella and 2.52% for diatoms.
Heavy metal pollution is one of the defining environmental challenges of our time. Mining, refining, and chemical and metallurgical industries ...
Italian researchers screened coccolithophore strains under enriched nutrient and carbon conditions, finding that one Chrysotila roscoffensis strain achieved the highest ...
Brazilian researchers show that full-strength treated sugarcane vinasse can support microalgae growth, with Chlorolobion braunii growing faster in the ethanol ...
The choice of cafeteria wastewater as a cultivation substrate deserves particular attention, because food-service effluents differ in composition from typical ...
A new review shows that marine algae can yield substantial biomethane through anaerobic digestion, but salinity, cell walls, and ammonia ...
A lipid extract from the red microalga Porphyridium purpureum showed no antibacterial activity alone but synergistically enhanced ciprofloxacin against Salmonella ...
A new review maps how alternative splicing rewires stress responses in microalgae while cyanobacteria rely on self-splicing introns and inteins, ...
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