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A review on granules initiation and development inside UASB reactor and the main factors affecting granules formation process.

Decades of investigations and explorations in the field of anaerobic wastewater treatment have resulted in significant indications about the role importance of sludge granules in biodegradation…

Highly differentiated population structure of a Mangrove species, Bruguiera gymnorhiza (Rhizophoraceae) revealed by one nuclear GapCp and one chloroplast intergenic spacer trnF–trnL

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The results are consistent with the hypothesis that this low genetic diversity within any local population and differentiation between the different oceans or regions are caused by very low gene flow between each of the different continents coupled with frequent fluctuation of population sizes due to the change in sea level.
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Mangrove Ecosystems of Asia

Unlike other types of forests which are more spatially widespread and can be found on varied soil types, the mangrove swamp forests are restricted to sheltered coasts, islands, lagoons, estuaries and…
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Genetic structure of natural populations of Dryobalanops aromatica Gaertn. f. (Dipterocarpaceae) in Peninsular Malaysia using microsatellite DNA markers.

CONSERVATION STRATEGIES FOR ENDANGERED MANGROVE SWAMP FORESTS IN MALAYSIA

Ecosystem diversity in Malaysia is represented by various terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems from deep seas to montane forests. Species diversity is represented by about 15,000 plant species and more…

Pollen and seed morphology of rhinacanthus nees and hypoestes Sol. ex R. Br. (Acanthaceae) of Yemen

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Pollens and seeds of Hypoestes and Rhinacanthus collected from different field localities in Taiz and Soqotra Island, Yemen were investigated by using light and scanning electron microscopes and surface ornamentations observed were reticulate to cristate, an addition to the tuberculum and papillae.
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Phycoremediation of wastewaters and potential hydrocarbon from microalgae: a review

Phycoremediation is one of the biological treatments that are considered sustainable and environmental friendly method to eliminate contamination in wastewater. Other than bio-transform pollutants…

Green Approach in the Bio-removal of Heavy Metals from wastewaters

Cultivation of microalgae has been suggested as a green approach for a sustainable wastewater treatment especially heavy metal bioremediation. This study investigated the bio-removal of zinc (Zn),…
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Wastewater Treatment Using Alum, the Combinations of Alum-Ferric Chloride, Alum-Chitosan, Alum-Zeolite and Alum- Moringa Oleifera as Adsorbent and Coagulant

Aluminium sulphate (alum), an inorganic salt, is the most widely used coagulant in wastewater treatment, due to its proven performance, cost-effectiveness and availability. However, the use of…
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Aerobic treatment of kitchen wastewater using sequence batch reactor (SBR) and reuse for irrigation landscape purposes

The trend towards reuse of effluent for landscape irrigation from kitchen is driven by the need to maximise limited water resources and benefit from the plant nutrients available in the effluent. The…
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