'Nutrient levels' diaporamas de présentation

September 29 th 2012 | New Orleans, Louisiana

Water Environment Federation | Student Design Competition. The Upgrade and Expansion of the Port Dover Water Pollution Control Plant. Ryerson Design Team. September 29 th 2012 | New Orleans, Louisiana. Agenda. 1. Introduction Current Process Overview Design Philosophy

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Poultry CDE Review

Poultry CDE Review. Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office Catrina Kennedy and Dr. Frank Flanders, March 2006. Next. Next. Next. Next. Next. Next. Next. Next. Next. Next. Next. Click the pictures to enlarge. Next. 1. 2. Placing Class. 3. 4. Next. Next. Next. Next.

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Passing on characteristics

Passing on characteristics. What makes this baby human? What determines its gender?. In all living things, characteristics are passed on in the chromosomes that offspring inherit from their parents.

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Aquatic Biodiversity

Aquatic Biodiversity. Chapter 8. Why Should We Care about Coral Reefs. Biodiversity Important ecological and economic services Moderate atmospheric temperatures Act as natural barriers protecting coasts from erosion Provide habitats Support fishing and tourism businesses

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Total Maximum Daily Load for Nutrients in Malibu Creek and Lagoon

Total Maximum Daily Load for Nutrients in Malibu Creek and Lagoon. Melinda Becker and Rod Collins Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board November 4, 2004. Nutrient Impairments. Aquatic toxicity, generally related to nitrogen as ammonia

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Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems

Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems. SNC1D0. Canadian Biomes. Boreal Forest. Boreal Forest. Boreal Forest. Abiotic Factors Warmer than tundra (no permafrost) Soil has some water, but is acidic Precipitation is ~ 40 cm/year Biotic Factors Coniferous Trees (mainly)

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Michael Chislock, Kristin Adamson, Jim Stoeckel, and Alan Wilson Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures Auburn

Plankton Community Dynamics near the Saugahatchee Creek Embayment: Variable Effects of Phosphorus Loading and Zooplankton Grazers on Algal Abundance. Michael Chislock, Kristin Adamson, Jim Stoeckel, and Alan Wilson Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures Auburn University.

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Seagrass Josie Strahle

Seagrass Josie Strahle. Grow in meadows Reproduce sexually and asexually Flower in summer emerged to 1.5m Originated on land and adapted to water High genetic diversity. Significance of Seagrasses. Provide nursery areas for juvenile fish and crustaceans

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Agronomic Value of Nutrients in Biosolids

Agronomic Value of Nutrients in Biosolids. Randall Warden A & L Great Lakes Laboratories Fort Wayne, IN Quality Analyses for Informed Decisions. Presentation Outline. Assessment of nutrient levels Soil testing Biosolids analysis Crop nutrient requirements and responsiveness

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Gone Fishin’: Effects of Nutrient Loading on Food Webs

Gone Fishin’: Effects of Nutrient Loading on Food Webs. The Tsunami Group “ A Wave of Change ” Facilitator: Leesa Sward with P. Bologna, S. Chamberlin, J. Kastler, B. Livingston, N. McHenry, K. Rosenfeld. Description of Concept and Course.

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HAB presentation at HBOI

HAB presentation at HBOI. Harmful Algae Blooms in Belize. Nutrient thresholds for Belize. Martinique 1987, HAB shift. HAB species on shallow vs. deep reefs. Nitrogen theory; sewage vs. agriculture. Negril Jamaica. Negril Jamaica, collapsed reef and HAB. Beach Erosion and Toxic waters.

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Protecting the Wetlands

Protecting the Wetlands. By: Sarika Mujumdar, Celeste Cappadoccia, and Ashley Christian. WHAT ARE WETLANDS?. Swamps Marshes Peatlands. THE PROBLEM!. Wetlands are being drained and filled in for agricultural and recreational businesses

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Introduction to Crop Injury

Introduction to Crop Injury. Outline. What is a noninfectious disorder? Differences between noninfectious disorders and disease Symptoms and what to look for in the field Types of disorders: Environmental Nutrient deficiency Chemical injury Mechanical injury Other problems.

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Anemia

Anemia . Anemia . Hb being below the referance range for the age and sex The normal ranges vary with age -neonate < 14g/dl -1-12mths < 10mg/dl -1-12y< 11 g/dl. Causes of anemia can be from. Reduced cell production Increased destruction Blood loss. Clinical Features:-.

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ECOLOGY 2.5

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Eutrophication - Remediation

Eutrophication - Remediation. Eutrophication in the Sea of Azov. Source: SeaWiFS Project, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center and ORBIMAG. Developed by Richard Sandford with contributions from Martin Bloxham and Paul Worsfold , . Eutrophication - Remediation.

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Comparisons of Nutrient Levels

Comparisons of Nutrient Levels. Appleton East High School. Hypothesis. Results. Bar and Whisker Representations. We began with a few basic research questions:

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Sub-soiling to break hardpan, followed by ripping to widen furrows is an effective water harvesting technique

Integrated soil fertility and water management farmers field school. A KARI scientist stressing the importance of legumes in crop rotations. Integrated soil fertility and water management methods for increased crop production in the drylands of Kenya.

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Main features of Shifting Cultivation

Main features of Shifting Cultivation. The following characteristics could be describe/explained Clearings made in the rainforest by cutting and firing trees (slash and Burn) Largest trees often left because they are difficult to move and can provide a source of food in the form of fruit.

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Situation

High weed infestation two years following irrigation well curtailment. This is a typical scene in many formerly irrigated fields due to their abandonment. Future Plans:

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