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Phytoremediation of indoor formaldehyde by plants and plant material
International Journal of Phytoremediation, 2022Formaldehyde evolves from various household items and is of environmental and public health concern. Removal of this contaminant from the indoor air is of utmost importance and currently, various practices are in the field. Among these practices, indoor plants are of particular importance because they help in controlling indoor temperature, moisture ...
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World Archaeology, 2014
AbstractPlants in archaeology tend to be studied from an anthropocentric point of view, in which they are seen as passive objects (domestication, farming, deforestation, diet, trade, food and status). Here the concept of materiality is applied to view plant–people relationships from the plant’s point of view, that is, to afford plants agency.
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AbstractPlants in archaeology tend to be studied from an anthropocentric point of view, in which they are seen as passive objects (domestication, farming, deforestation, diet, trade, food and status). Here the concept of materiality is applied to view plant–people relationships from the plant’s point of view, that is, to afford plants agency.
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Analysis of amines in plant materials
Journal of Chromatography B: Biomedical Sciences and Applications, 2000Biogenic amines are conveniently divided into aliphatic monoamines, aliphatic di- and polyamines and aromatic amines. These compounds are shown to fulfill an array of roles in cellular metabolism. Thus, amines are needed for growth and development and their metabolism appears to be coordinated with the cell cycle.
A, Bouchereau, P, Guénot, F, Larher
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2004
The premise of this chapter is not to engage in the basic technologies of materials or the varied types of plant available to the principal contractor, but rather it is concerned with the management process of these two valuable resources. Plant, if poorly managed on construction projects, suffers from low utilisation rates, and materials are renowned ...
Alan Griffith, Paul Watson
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The premise of this chapter is not to engage in the basic technologies of materials or the varied types of plant available to the principal contractor, but rather it is concerned with the management process of these two valuable resources. Plant, if poorly managed on construction projects, suffers from low utilisation rates, and materials are renowned ...
Alan Griffith, Paul Watson
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Sterilization of plant material
1987In principle there are 4 sources of infections: the plant (internal as well external), the nutrient medium (insufficiently sterilized), the air, and the research worker (inaccurate work). The most important of these is the plant itself, and plant material should be well sterilized before being isolated in vitro.
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