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Stone Decay by Plants and Animals
1973Plants and animals can attack stone to a large extent both by mechanical and by chemical action. While the action of higher plants may be both mechanical and chemical, bacteria, the lowest kind of life, attack by chemical means only. The biotic decay is very complex and this topic has been deplorably neglected in the past.
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Computer drafting of stones, wood, plant and ground materials
Proceedings of the 6th annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques, 1979Architectural presentation drawings frequently require the drafting of stones, wood patterns, plants and ground materials, which, contrary to the majority of drafting tasks, cannot rely on repetitious procedures. This paper discusses and illustrates computer implemented algorithms which generate graphic representations of the above materials.
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Plant Cell Wall Is a Stumbling Stone for Molecular Biologists
Russian Journal of Plant Physiology, 2005Cell wall is a key structure of the plant organism engaged in numerous functions, and plants spend enormous resources on cell wall formation. Cell wall components are the most widespread organic substances on the Earth. However important is assembling plant cell wall polysaccharides, this process has been insufficiently studied by the methods of ...
T. A. Gorshkova +2 more
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A plant engineering "digital rosetta stone"
Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Web3D Technology, 2016Engineering design phases in AEC and process industry projects produce large amounts of virtual CAD data that have to be linked together, specifically in the case of nuclear power plants, before being realized in the implementation and construction phases.
Samuel Parfouru +3 more
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An Overview on Kidney Stone Based on Medicinal Plants
Research Journal of Pharmacognosy and PhytochemistryFor thousands of years, people have prized medicinal plants as a rich source of therapeutic compounds for the treatment of a wide range of illnesses. Today, a sizable portion of the population suffers from kidney stones and urinary calculi. Stone illness has increased in incidence due to changes in lifestyle.
Harshad Movaliya, Mital Gohel
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