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Effect of plant essential oils on the growth of Botrytis cinerea Pers.: Fr., Penicillium italicum Wehmer, and P. digitatum (Pers.) Sacc., diseases

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Samara R., Qubbaj T., Scott I., Mcdowell T., Samara R., Qubbaj T., Scott I., Mcdowell T.
Journal of Plant Protection Research
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2021
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vol. 61
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issue 4
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Meteoryt Morasko – nowe badania mineralogiczne

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Kołodziej M., Muszyński A., Idzikowski B.
Acta Societatis Metheoriticae Polonorum
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2019
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vol. 10
62-73
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The Morasko Meteorite nature reserve is located in Morasko, on the northern edge of the city of Poznań, Poland. In this area the biggest known in Central Europe iron meteorite fall occurred. New mineral phases Moraskoite Na2Mg(PO4)F and Czochralskiite Na4Ca3Mg(PO4)4 have been discovered in the Morasko Meteorite. Both are phosphates, which exist as a parts of nodules – oval inclusions which occur in some iron meteorites, including the Morasko Meteorite. This paper describes the results of our investigation on nodules separated from the Morasko meteorite. Among others, the silicates in form of pyroxene from clinoenstatite group and olivines from forsterite group were found. The presence of phosphates in the form of merrillites was confirmed by electron microprobe analyser. In the metallic parts, on contact between kamacite and taenite crystals, rims (lammelas) composed of tetrataenite were detected. This phase is known to have hard-magnetic properties and could be used as cheaper equivalent for commonly used compounds based on rare earth elements for permanent magnets production.
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Water quality of springs alongside Srebarna lake: preliminary chemical analysis / Jakość wody źródlanej wzdłuż jeziora Srebarna: wstępna analiza chemiczna

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Kraleva E., Pavlova M., Mazo Bedia E., Borisova P., Pehlivanov L.
Ecological Chemistry and Engineering S
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2012
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vol. 19
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issue 4
639-647
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The Srebarna Lake Biosphere Reserve is a protected natural site of national and international significance. It characterizes with extremely high biodiversity, being one of the last wetlands along the Lower Danube preserved in relatively natural state; the lake area is NATURA 2000 site. This study was designed to further research on the impact of intensive agriculture on the lake’s ecological status. First task was to find an evidence for link between intensive agriculture and the loading of the lake with nutrients. The second was a study on the PAH’s penetration into the lake ecosystem. An overview was made on drinking water data for 2 underground (drinking water springs). Dyakova spring’s water displayed good ecological state after measured parameters PO3-4 , NO2-3, NO- 2 and pH. Todorankina spring did not fell within the boundaries of good and very good conditions. Increased nitrate levels in water samples leads us to conclude that agriculture in this part of the surrounding area affect groundwater quality in the biosphere reserve. Results from GC-MS analysis proved, that there is no groundwater contamination, responsible for the existing (although low) concentrations of PAH found in the lake.
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Rezerwat Biosfery Jezioro Srebarna jest chronionym obiektem przyrodniczym o znaczeniu krajowym i międzynarodowym. Charakteryzuje się bardzo dużą różnorodnością biologiczną, jako jeden z ostatnich terenów podmokłych wzdłuż dolnego Dunaju zachowany w stanie względnie naturalnym; region jeziora jest objęty programem Natura 2000. Przeprowadzone badania dotyczą wpływu intensywnej gospodarki rolniczej na stan ekologiczny jeziora. Pierwszym zadaniem było znalezienie dowodów na związek pomiędzy intensywną gospodarką rolniczą i wzbogacaniem jeziora w substancje odżywcze. Drugim celem było zbadanie translokacji WWA w ekosystemie jeziora. Badaniom poddano dwa źródła wody pitnej. Woda ze źródła Dyakova charakteryzowała się dobrym stanem ekologicznym, co stwierdzono na podstawie wartości stężeń PO3- 4, NO2-3, NO-2 oraz wartości pH. Woda ze źródła Todorankina nie mieści się w granicach jakości dobrej i bardzo dobrej. Zwiększone stężenie azotanów w próbkach wody prowadzi do wniosku, że rolnictwo wpływa na jakość wód gruntowych w tej części rezerwatu biosfery. Wyniki analizy GC-MS pokazały, że wody podziemne nie są odpowiedzialne za istniejące niewielkie zanieczyszczenie jeziora przez WWA.
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