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The Legal Status of Water in Quebec
Quebec Studies, 2006Le code civil du Quebec reconnait a l'eau le statut de res communis. Le concept traditionnel de chose commune apparait comme un fondement eminemment valable sur lequel articuler une gestion de l'eau qui soit compatible a la fois avec les preoccupations exprimees par le public quebecois lors de Commissions d'enquete et avec les exigences du ...
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ASSESSMENT OF MYRTUS COMMUNIS L. WATER STATUS AND WATER REQUIREMENTS
Acta Horticulturae, 2008Myrtle (Myrtus communis L.) is a naturally occurring, highly drought-tolerant, evergreen shrub or small tree that is widely distributed within the Mediterranean basin. It is classified as an aromatic species because of the essential oil compounds of the leaves and fruits.
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Synthetic Membranes for Water Purification: Status and Future
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2015AbstractMembrane technology offers the best options to “drought proof” mankind on an increasingly thirsty planet by purifying seawater or used (waste) water. Although desalination by reverse osmosis (RO) and wastewater treatment by membrane bioreactors are well established the various membrane technologies still need to be significantly improved in ...
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Carbohydrates and water status in wheat plants under water stress
New Phytologist, 1993SUMMARYChanges in sugar content during water stress and recovery were examined in leaves of two varieties of durum wheat (Triticutn durum). The drought‐resistant Mohamed Ben Bachir (MBB) from Algeria and the drought‐sensitive European variety Capdur differed in the time and type of sugar increase during water stress.
A, Kameli, D M, LÖSELδ
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A historical perspective on measurement of soil and plant water status and plant water status
Irrigation Science, 1988Surrounded by many sophisticated instruments, data acquisition systems and connecting computers, contemporary soil and plant scientists may not fully appreciate what really was known in earlier times and how the science has developed. A short review and a few examples of the growth of measurements and ideas are presented here.
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1976
The water relations of higher plants are influenced by many plant as well as environmental factors, and because of the numerous plant factors involved, it is likely that many pathogens have profound effects on the water relations of their hosts. Notable in this respect are the vascular pathogens which induce severe wilting of their hosts and which have
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The water relations of higher plants are influenced by many plant as well as environmental factors, and because of the numerous plant factors involved, it is likely that many pathogens have profound effects on the water relations of their hosts. Notable in this respect are the vascular pathogens which induce severe wilting of their hosts and which have
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Water characteristic curves and water status indicator
Water International, 2008This paper attempts to introduce specific analytical meanings for the frequently used terms “water stress” (Falkenmark 1992, Vorosmarty et al. 2000, 2005) and “water strain” (Haddadin 2007) by drawing an analogy from the science of engineering mechanics.
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The status of water spreading for ground‐water replenishment
Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1955Methods of spreading water on land surfaces and by injection are reviewed and some results given. Some localities utilizing or contemplating the me of water spreading to replenish ground‐water supplies are mentioned. Included are: (1) developments in vegetative, chemical and mechanical treatments to increase infiltration rate; (2) shaft, trench, and ...
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Status of Water Supply in Connecticut
Journal AWWA, 1961Connecticut to date has a record of freedom from waterborne disease. The natural surface and groundwater supply sources in the state are free from sewage pollution. Treatment by chlorination and filtration provides safeguards against the danger of chance contamination, which always exists.
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