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Risk Characterization
... observe measurable adverse health effects only and are used to calculate permissible environmental concentrations. Characterizing Risk for Non-carcinogens The first step is to consider the permissible ... insignificant risk and is used as a maximum value for defining permissible environmental concentrations. Risk values for carcinogens are calculated by multiplying the lifetime average daily dose ...
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E. coli and Salmonella on animal farms: sources, survival and management
... broad-spectrum non-selective antibiotics. Under laboratory conditions, sodium chlorate is effective at low concentrations (1.25 mM, which would correspond to a concentration of 0.13 g/L). ... . 2005. Enteric pathogen modification by anaecic earthworm, Lampito mauritii. Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management. 9:15-17 Nisbet, D. J. 2002. Defined competitive exclusion cultures in the ...
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Glossary of Terms
... a low concentration area. Eventually, an equilibrium is reached where chemical is in equal concentrations throughout the system. Disinfection The process in which most microorganisms are killed, especially pathogenic ... that transports molecules out of the cell. Enteric Virus A virus of intestinal origin. Environmental Fate The fate of the chemical after it has been released into the environment. ...
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Dormancy In Plants: A Process For Survival
... any more leaves after this time. Again, this is a response to the constantly changing concentrations of plant growth regulators. From now until fall, the objective of the tree is to ... coats) in the plum and cherry family which prevent immediate germination. When spring arrives, and environmental conditions favor growth, the seedlings burst from the ground and look forward to a year ...
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Tree Physiology, Volume 2, 1986: Contents
... C. B. Davey Tree Physiology 2:47–59 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ] Physiographic, stand, and environmental effects on individual tree growth and growth efficiency in subalpine forests Merrill R. Kaufmann ... Physiology 2:327–340 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ] Effects of anaerobic growth conditions on phosphorus tissue concentrations and absorption rates of southern pine seedlings M. A. Topa and K. W. McLeod ...
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Growth and physiological responses of Pinus ponderosa Dougl ex P. Laws. to long-term elevated CO2 concentrations
... (1), J. A. Helms (2), R. J. Palassou (1) and M. P. Costella (2) 1. Environmental Sciences Division, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, P.O. Box 5507, Livermore, CA 94550, USA / 2 ... . By the beginning of the last growth season, however, the trees under the highest CO2 concentrations showed signs of stress that included accelerated needle abscision, chlorosis, and apparent alteration of tolerance ...
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Research and Reviews 1999, Special Circular 168-99
... with Commercial Conditioners J. S. Hogan and K. L. Smith Environmental Streptococcal Mastitis J. S. Hogan and K. L. Smith Efficacy ... J. L. Firkins, and N. R. St-Pierre Effect of Breed and Concentrations of Dietary Crude Protein and Fiber on Milk Urea Nitrogen A. ... . L. Eastridge, and X. Qiu Ohio Dairy Ration Program: Now with Environmental Information M. L. Eastridge and W. P. Weiss Forecasting Herd ...
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Research and Reviews: Dairy, Special Circular 169-99
... With Commercial Conditioners J. S. Hogan and K. L. Smith Environmental Streptococcal Mastitis J. S. Hogan and K. L. Smith Efficacy ... J. L. Firkins, and N. R. St-Pierre Effect of Breed and Concentrations of Dietary Crude Protein and Fiber on Milk Urea Nitrogen A. ... . L. Eastridge, and X. Qiu Ohio Dairy Ration Program: Now with Environmental Information M. L. Eastridge and W. P. Weiss Forecasting Herd ...
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DIAGNOSING PLANT DAMAGE - ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
... Includes diagnostic information on plant damage caused by both pathogen and nonliving factors such as environmental extremes, mechanical-physical damage, and chemical disorders. The book is available from: Cornell University ... in the plant, plant symptoms of deficiency and excess amounts of the element, diagnostic concentrations of the element in plant tissue and soil. Includes the major as well as ...
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Research Program - Soil and Environmental Sciences
... Program Tour of the Centre Research Program - Soil and Environmental Sciences Sustaining Soil Quality Protecting Environmental Quality Sustainable Crop Production Systems Sustaining Soil Quality Verticillium wilt, ... persistence of chemical and biological contaminants. Overseeding rye into standing corn reduced nitrate concentrations in draining waters to below the drinking water limit of 10 parts ...
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