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    Effects of Soil and Water Conservation at Different Landscape Positions on Soil Properties and Farmers’ Perception in Hobicheka Sub-Watershed, Southern Ethiopia by Tamrat Sinore, Dinsa Doboch

    Published 2021-01-01
    “…The result revealed that the clay, soil moisture content, soil pH, OC, TN, Av.P, and CEC were higher in soil bund with desho grass as compared to adjacent soil bund only, whereas, bulk density, silt, and sand contents were higher in adjacent soil bund only compared to soil bund with desho grass. …”
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    Microbial Isolates from Vegetable Foreign Bodies Inhaled by Dogs by Sara Flisi, Manuel Dall’Aglio, Costanza Spadini, Clotilde Silvia Cabassi, Fausto Quintavalla

    Published 2018-01-01
    “…Grass awns can harbor bacteria and fungi, causing grass seeds foreign body-related disease (GSFBD). …”
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    Study on Water Purification Effect of Different Plants in Constructed Wetland of South China by YANG Yongmin, SUN Yiting

    Published 2022-01-01
    “…Constructed wetlands feature low operating costs and investment,no secondary pollution,good landscape effects,and fast results in short construction periods.In the construction of constructed wetlands,plants play an extremely important role in the purification of sewage from wetlands.To screen suitable wetland plants under the climatic conditions in south China,this paper studies the adaptability of plants to low-concentration domestic sewage and determines the purification efficiency of pollutants and the relationship between the activity of root-zone matrix enzymes and purification efficiency.The test results reveal that rushes,river grass,heliconia,and shell ginger are obviously not suitable for the simulated constructed wetland environment irrigated by sewage,while pickerelweed,cattails,calamus,elephant grass,coix,and windmill grass grow fast and have large biomass,which are suitable for planting in sewage environment.Considering indicators such as the adaptability,purification ability,stress resistance,and landscape effect of the tested wetland plants to the sewage environment,it is concluded that the elephant grass,calamus,cattails,coix,windmill grass,calla,philodendrons,Echinodorus Osiris,and pickerelweed are more suitable for the constructed wetland system.There is a significant correlation between the phosphatase activity and urease and the COD<sub>Cr</sub> removal rate of potted plants,and the enzyme activity of the root-zone matrix urease is not significantly correlated with the TN removal rate and TP removal rate of potted plants.…”
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    Genomic analysis of antimicrobial resistant Escherichia coli isolated from manure and manured agricultural grasslands by C. Tyrrell, C. M. Burgess, F. P. Brennan, D. Münzenmaier, D. Drissner, R. J. Leigh, F. Walsh

    Published 2025-02-01
    “…Through culture dependent approaches this study identified 46 E. coli isolates in porcine and bovine manure, non-manured and manured soil, and manured grass. The grass isolation highlights grass as an environmental reservoir for E. coli. …”
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    Trade-offs between carbon conservation and profitability in crop cultivation: unlocking potential through diversifying crop allocations regionally by Eveliina Kiiaki, Kari Hyytiäinen

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…Optimal strategies include reducing spring crops and fodder grass while increasing nitrogen-fixing grasses and high-profit crops like clover grass, green manure, potato, and sugar beet. …”
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    Research on Soil Anti-scourability in Karst Area Based on Artificial Simulated Rainfall and Undisturbed Soil Scouring Experiment by WEI Xiaocha, LONG Xiaomei, TANG Xin, LIU Yang, XIAO Yang, LI Hongguang

    Published 2020-01-01
    “…In general, the sediment yield of shrub-grass land was largest, followed by coniferous forest and broad-leaved forest, and the sediment yield of different vegetation types increases gradually with the increase of the slope. (2) The soil anti-scourability of shrub-grass land is lowest at the slope of 15°, which is obvious different from the broad-leaved and coniferous forest, but in the slope of 45°and within 4~12 min of rainfall scouring, the soil anti-scourability of broad-leaved forest is the strongest, followed by shrub-grass land and coniferous forest. …”
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