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The use of biotic and abiotic components of Red Sea coastal areas as indicators of ecosystem health
Ecotoxicology, 2015A biomonitoring study was conducted using some biotic (Pomadasys hasta and Lutjanus russellii fish) and abiotic (water and sediment) components of the Red Sea coast of Hodeida, Yemen Republic along two polluted sites (Al-Dawar beach and Urj village) in comparison to a reference site (Al-Nukhailah beach).
Wael A, Omar +2 more
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Handbook of Soil Sciences (Two Volume Set), 2018
Nitrogen is an important limiting element in streams (Dodds and Smith, 2016), as well as a pollutant that stimulates unwanted algal growth. Further, ammonia and nitrate can both be toxic to vertebrates, including humans, at high concentrations (Thurston ...
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Nitrogen is an important limiting element in streams (Dodds and Smith, 2016), as well as a pollutant that stimulates unwanted algal growth. Further, ammonia and nitrate can both be toxic to vertebrates, including humans, at high concentrations (Thurston ...
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THE STATE OF KNOWLEDGE OF WATER QUALITY AND MAJOR BIOTIC COMPONENTS OF THE MHLATHUZE ESTUARY
Southern African Journal of Aquatic Sciences, 1998Summary This note briefly introduces the concept of the Environmental Reserve of the New Water Act as well as the set of papers hereafter which deal with specific components of the ecology of the Mhlathuze Estuary. These were prepared for an Estuarine Flow Requirements study of the system.
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Sorption of Trace Elements by Biotic and Abiotic Soil Components and Their Composites
2010With the increasing discharge by excessive application of fertilizer and the development of various industrial productions, the pollution by trace elements in natural environment has received great attention in recent decades. The sorption of trace elements on soil components is considered to be a vital process in controlling their mobility and ...
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Soil Temperature Interactions with the Biotic Components of Vascular Wilt Diseases
1989Temperature is an environmental factor which strongly affects wilt diseases since it has an influence on each of the three biotic components involved in the production of the syndrome of wilt diseases, i.e., the pathogen, the host plant and soil microorganisms. Surface temperatures vary with latitude and altitude and change cyclically each day and each
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Efficacy of biotic components in constructed wetlands for mitigating pesticides
2023Saloni Sachdeva +4 more
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