... the
uptake and degradation of organic matter by microorganisms, then DOM should play a
key role in the stabilisation and destabilisation of soil organic matter, and thus, in C
dynamics and C pools of soils. ... reserved.
Keywords: Bioavailability; Biodegradation; Dissolved organic matter; DOC
1. Introduction
In the past 10 years, much progress has been made...
... explained
in Chaminda et al. (2010) and in the Appendix of this paper.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Biodegradability of zinc binding sites in river water DOM
Fig. 1 represents the variation of ... within or less than two weeks.
Biodegradability of zinc binding sites in DOM of WWTP effluent in river water
Fig. 3 shows the variation of DOC, UV
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and SUVA du...
... Y. and Yamada E. (2004). Determinations of humic substances and other
dissolved organic matter and their effects on the increase of COD in Lake Biwa,
Anal. Sci., 20, 159-164.
Gurung T. B. and ...
Res. Inst., 22, 161-170. (in Japanese)
Hayakawa K. and Takahashi M. (2002). Behavior of dissolved organic matter in the
northern basin of Lake Biwa and curre...
... that growing Chinese brake fern in conjunction
with phosphate amendments increases the effectiveness of remediating As-contaminated soils, by increasing As uptake and
decreasing As leaching.
Published ... contamination from the leaching losses
of wood preservatives. As arsenic accumulates in soils,
there may be an increase in health risks resulting from
As leaching into ground...
... Journal of Water and Environment Technology, Vol.1, No.2, 2003
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Effect of dissolved organic matter (DOM) and biofilm on the adsorption capacity of powdered
activated carbon in activated ... the effect of DOM and biofilm attached onto PAC were decrease in adsorption capacity of PAC in the aeration tank.
The objective of this study is to clarify the e...
... producers and form the base
of the food chain. Algae account for 4–27% of the total
microbial biomass in the soil (McCann and Cullimore,
1979) and are involved in maintaining soil fertility and
oxygen ... of
dissolved organic carbon after soil drying and rewetting as
an indicator of metal toxicity in soils. Soil Biol. Biochem.
33, 235–240.
Mong, H.B., Brown, L.R.,...
... studies have also included the effects of Ca on
the binding and dissolution behavior of OM in soils and
aquatic systems. Mandal et al. (2000) examined the effects
of Ca and Mg on Ni binding by FA. They ... Jordan et al. (1997)
examined the increased mobility of Pb in the presence of
natural organic matter in a sandy soil. They found that peat
humic acids had a high...
... digesting pUI2509 with HindIII and
KpnI,andinsertedintopRK415digestedwithHindIII and
KpnI, to give pGAK247 (Fig. 3).
A1.2-kbBglII–KpnI fragment from pUI2509, containing
an intact copy of opgI, ... digesting
pNFR15 with HindIII and KpnI,andinsertedintopRK415
digested with HindIII and KpnI, to give pNFR20 (Fig. 3).
A1.8-kbStuI–SmaI fragment from pNFR12, containing
opgC, was inserted i...
... professionals is a dominant factor
in defining, controlling and scoping the work of the
allied health professionals [21,22] as extending pharma-
cists’ roleinprimarycaremayaffecttheautonomyand
control ... status, chronic dis-
ease status, smoking, drinking, exercise habit, possession
of Chinese and/ or western medicine insurance coverage,
and income (Table 3). Multinomial logistic...
... years. The
cumulative incidence of stroke in patients with single
antiplatelet treatment was higher than that in patients
receiving the combination of antiplatelet and antico-
agulation therapy ... recurrent thrombotic infarction in the
combination of antiplatelet and anticoagulation ther-
apy group showed an INR before the recurrence of
2.0, so the possibility of ina...