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A Leaf-Removal Principle for Sweet Sorghum
Transactions of the ASAE, 1983ABSTRACT LEAVES on sweet sorghum stalks reduce juice quality, sugar, and ethanol obtainable from the crop, and reduce the payload of the crop. A device using rubber fingers to remove the leaves from rows of standing stalks was developed, tested and evaluated. It was simple, compact, reliable, and safe.
null G. E. Monroe +2 more
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Enhanced melanoidin removal by amine-modified Phyllanthus emblica leaf powder
Bioresource Technology, 2021Melanoidins are classified as hazardous colouring and polluting biopolymers, which are generated in very large amounts in molasses-based distillery effluent. In this study, melanoidin was removed through adsorption using amine surface-modified Phyllanthus emblica leaf powder (PELP) as a low-cost natural adsorbent.
Rahul, Verma +2 more
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Removal of DELLA repression promotes leaf senescence in Arabidopsis
Plant Science, 2014Leaf senescence is an integrated response of leaf cells to developmental age and various internal and environmental signals. However, the role of gibberellins (GA) in leaf senescence is not clear. In the current study, we investigated the effect of DELLA on leaf senescence.
Mingxun Chen +5 more
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LEAF REMOVAL AND CLUSTER THINNING TRIALS IN AGLIANICO GRAPEVINE
Acta Horticulturae, 2007Research has been carried out in “Aglianico del Vulture” production area in Rionero del Vulture county (Potenza province). In 2004 the following treatments has been compared: 1) leaf removal in the basal part of the shoot (from the first node to the one following to the last cluster) carried out at veraison time (50 % of coloured berries); 2) cluster ...
MATTII, GIOVAN BATTISTA +3 more
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A note on leaf removal in hybrid maize
The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1976SummaryThe effects of differing degrees of leaf removal was studied in maize at different stages of growth and in varying plant densities. In control (untreated) plants significantly lower grain yield/unit area at the higher density (90000 plants/ha) was associated with greater barrenness, percentage of lodging and time taken for silking.
R. P. Singh, K. P. P. Nair, K. C. Sharma
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Manganese removal from aqueous solution using a thermally decomposed leaf
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2010As a significant agricultural and industrial raw material, Mn(II) has been intensively used and widely distributed in the environment. Recent studies indicate that Mn(II) could cause acute toxicity to aqueous livings and human beings. The treatment of Mn(II) contained wastewater is stringent for environmental preservations.
Zhenze, Li +5 more
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Leaf Biosorbents for the Removal of Heavy Metals
2018The presence of heavy metals in waters is a global concern. Among various remediation technologies, biosorption is an attractive and promising process since in many cases, it is fast, selective, and highly efficient. Other advantages, such as applicability for various types of pollutants, simplicity, low cost, ease of operation, and the potential ...
Ioannis Anastopoulos +6 more
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Leaf removal and cluster thinning trials in ‘Foglia Tonda’ grapevine
Acta Horticulturae, 2017The research was carried out in the 2015 growing season in order to optimize the qualitative expression of the native Tuscan cv. Foglia Tonda (Vitis vinifera). The effects of three different treatments for yield control in comparison with the untreated (CTRL) were analyzed: two intensity of early leaf removal achieved at the end of May (4 and 6 leaves ...
L. Salvi, E. Cataldo, G. B. Mattii
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Lead Ions Removal Using Pineapple Leaf-Based Modified Celluloses
Applied Science and Engineering Progress, 2022Pineapple leaves are largely discarded in the harvest area and considered as agricultural waste. Herein, the extracted pineapple leaves fiber was altered with chelating agents to become an adsorbent for lead ions (Pb2+) removal from aqueous solutions.
Thitiwut Sukprom +5 more
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Plant Biology, 2015
AbstractPlant senescence is largely influenced by carbohydrate content. In order to investigate the impact of carbohydrate content on leaf senescence and photosystem II (PSII) during the senescence process, phloem girdling (PG), leaf removal (LR) and a combination of phloem girdling and leaf removal (GR) were performed on Alhagi sparsifolia (Fabaceae ...
G, Tang, X, Li, L, Lin, H, Guo, L, Li
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AbstractPlant senescence is largely influenced by carbohydrate content. In order to investigate the impact of carbohydrate content on leaf senescence and photosystem II (PSII) during the senescence process, phloem girdling (PG), leaf removal (LR) and a combination of phloem girdling and leaf removal (GR) were performed on Alhagi sparsifolia (Fabaceae ...
G, Tang, X, Li, L, Lin, H, Guo, L, Li
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