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Potential transfer of aquatic organisms via ballast water with a particular focus on harmful and non-indigenous species: A survey from Adriatic ports

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2019
Ballast water discharges may cause negative impacts to aquatic ecosystems, human health and economic activities by the introduction of potentially harmful species. Fifty untreated ballast water tanks, ten in each port, were sampled in four Adriatic Italian ports and one Slovenian port.
Cabrini, M., Cerino, F., de Olazabal, A., Di Poi, E., Fabbro, C., Fornasaro, D., Goruppi, A., Flander-Putrle, V., Francé, J., Gollasch, S., Hure, Marijana, Lipej, L., Lučić, Davor, Magaletti, E., Mozetič, P., Tinta, T., Tornambè, A., Turk, V., Uhan, J., David, M.   +19 more
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Flower Color Change Demonstration as a Visualization of Potential Harmful Effects Associated with Ammonia Gas on Living Organisms

Journal of Chemical Education, 2019
This manuscript describes a simple yet meaningful demonstration that can be easily adopted by high-school teachers to emphasize some potential dangers associated with gas inhalation. The demonstration aims to illustrate the undesirable effects of some gases on living organisms by employing freshly cut, colored flowers and ammonia gas.
Andrzej Sienkiewicz, Iwona Rusinek, Anna Siatecka, Sonia Losada-Barreiro   +3 more
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Potentially Harmful Organisms and Substances in Feedstuffs and Animal Faeces

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Hindcasts of potential harmful algal bloom transport pathways on the Pacific Northwest coast

Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 2014
Sarah N Giddings, Parker MacCready, B M Hickey   +2 more
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Potential role of specific microRNAs in the regulation of thermal stress response in livestock.

Journal of Thermal Biology, 2021
Thermal stress is known to have harmful effects on livestock productivity and can cause livestock enterprises considerable financial loss. These effects may be aggravated by climate change.
S. A. Raza, S. Abdelnour, Aya I.M. Dhshan, A. Hassanin, A. Noreldin, G. Albadrani, Mohamed M. Abdel-Daim, G. Cheng, L. Zan   +8 more
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The role of organic amendment in soils affected by residual pollution of potentially harmful elements

Chemosphere, 2019
The addition of organic amendment in soils affected by residual pollution of potentially harmful elements (PHEs) is evaluated. The area was polluted twenty years ago and remediation actions were intensively applied, but evidence of pollution are still detected in some sectors.
Manuel, Sierra Aragón, Yasuo Mitsui, Nakamaru, Minerva, García-Carmona, Francisco Javier, Martínez Garzón, Francisco José, Martín Peinado   +4 more
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Eobania vermiculata as a potential indicator of nitrate contamination in soil.

Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, 2020
The effects of nitrates were analysed on the land snail Eobania vermiculata, a good bioindicator to assess the effects of certain pollutants in soil. It is known that the molluscs are very sensitive to contamination substances and can be used as sentinel
Rita Cofone, Federica Carraturo, T. Capriello, G. Libralato, A. Siciliano, C. Del Giudice, N. Maio, M. Guida, I. Ferrandino   +8 more
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Lead (Pb) induced Oxidative Stress as a Mechanism to Cause Neurotoxicity in Drosophila melanogaster.

Toxicology, 2021
The widespread use of lead (Pb) has caused global contamination, inevitable human exposure, and public health problems. Pb neurotoxicity has been linked to various human diseases, but its associated mechanism causing neurotoxicity is unknown.
O. Shilpa, K. P. Anupama, A. Antony, H. P. Gurushankara   +3 more
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Potential harmful effects of landfill stabilized waste: semi-volatile organic compounds and salinity, a case study in Beijing, China

Environmental Earth Sciences, 2017
Landfill stabilized waste (LSW) is the aged municipal solid waste mined from old landfills. It is a soil-like material containing high value of organic matter and nutrients and thus may be used as topsoil substitute. To evaluate the potential harmful effects, LSW was sampled from five landfills around Beijing, China.
Jing-jing Feng, Cheng-liang Zhang, Ting-ning Zhao, Li-ming Rong   +3 more
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