Nutrient availability
Significance of Plankton Community Structure and Nutrient Availability for the Control of Dinoflagellate Blooms by Parasites: A Modeling Approach
... Parasites of genus Amoebophrya have been identified as potentially important biotic factors controlling dinoflagellate blooms [ 13 , 14 ]. Host abundance has been proposed as the main fac- tor affecting infective rates ...
16
How nutrient availability influences acclimation to shade of two (pioneer and late-successional) Mediterranean tree species?
... soil nutrient availability ...nutrient availability. Q. pubescens benefited from the higher nutrient availability by lowering the light-driven plastic response in aerial support ...
10
Bacterial carbon dependence on freshly produced phytoplankton exudates under different nutrient availability and grazing pressure conditions in coastal marine waters
... inorganic nutrient availability and grazing pressure on the source of the carbon used for bacterial production was investigated for the first time by tracking the short-term transfer (24 h) of carbon from ...
14
Modulation of the expression of mimivirus-encoded translation-related genes in response to nutrient availability during Acanthamoeba castellanii infection
... acid availability is sensed by the GCN2 protein kinase that is activated by uncharged ...acid availability sensor operates in ...between nutrient availability sensing of the host amoeba and ...
9
Enhanced growth of halophyte plants in biochar-amended coastal soil: roles of nutrient availability and rhizosphere microbial modulation
... plant nutrient availability in the saline-sodic soils were still needed to be ...high nutrient availability related to the halophytes ...
46
Physiological and behavioral responses of phytoplankton communities to nutrient availability in a disturbed Mediterranean coastal lagoon
... maximal growth rates shape the phytoplankton functional responses to nutrient availability.. The community 97.[r] ...
55
Influence of afforestation with eucalypts in Congolese Savannas on longterm nutrient availability in the soils
... soil nutrient reserves. The effects of Eucalyptus stands on long-term nutrient availability in sandy soils were studied in the coastal plains of Congo, using a biogeochemical cycle ...
8
Complex plant community responses to modifications of disturbance and nutrient availability in productive permanent grasslands
... and/or nutrient availability may result from comparisons of several facets of diversity, including taxonomic component and trait-specific responses in terms of diversity and mean ...
30
Determinants of nutrient limitation in cancer
... by nutrient availability (Vander Heiden and DeBerardinis ...a nutrient upon which it is dependent, the cell will not be able to survive, or divide as rapidly, as it would if given an excess of that ...
25
Nutrient management of immature rubber plantations. A review
... a nutrient budget for rubber plantations, in Hainan Island (Chen et ...of nutrient budget was combined with leaf di- agnosis and the use of a geographic information system to provide spatially explicit ...
22
Soil aggregation may be a relevant indicator of nutrient cation availability
... 1999 ). Different methods may be used to study the aggregation status of soils (i.e. the properties and abundance of different aggregate size classes). Studies which were mainly carried out on agricultural soils (Andreux ...
13
Cooperative nutrient accumulation sustains growth of mammalian cells
... www.nature.com/scientificreports/ nutrient sharing between cells), cell growth in the SMR system is similar to what is observed in bulk cul- ture in terms of size, inter-division time, and mass accumulation rate 3 ...
9
Just-Right Consistency: reconciling availability and safety
... The CAP Theorem states that a system cannot be both CP and AP [14]. It seems there are only two alternatives: a conservative CP system that makes guarantees, but has high cost and low availability; or a bold AP ...
18
Nutrient regulation in ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae): a review
... Newly arrived ants in novel habitats such as invasive ants consume food items that can be different from foods usually encountered in their native habitats. Invaders are believed to be more flexible and able to collect a ...
15
Cadmium, a toxin and nutrient for marine phytoplankton
... The same low level of inorganic cadmium that enhances the growth rate of zinc- limited cells restores the activity of carbonic anhydrase, thought to be the key enzyme limitin[r] ...
137
Techniques for nutrient recovery from manure and slurry
... the nutrient cycling for a long ...the nutrient requirements of ...consequence, nutrient removal and recovery from manure has received a lot of attention in regions with intensive livestock farming ...
45
Statistics of building fires: availability and use
... This paper will examine the present fire data collection system and the types of data collected on building fires, to determine if they are adequate for use by fire researchers, code [r] ...
26
Availability of Broadband Internet Access: Emperical Evidence
... While availability is mostly determined by capabilities at the local central office (determined by the exchange code – the first three digits of a North American phone number, after the area code), DSL ...
31
Assessments of long-term uranium supply availability
... Additionally, a net-present-value (NPV) analysis was used to model annual uranium exploration investment as a function of historical discovery costs; historical discovery, deve[r] ...
58
Robust EGNOS Availability Performances under Severe Ionospheric Conditions
... the availability compared to the EGNOS ...the availability values over the region shows that it has a minimum around the Mali but increases near the two western ...an availability area spreading ...
7