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This book tells the story behind the first Spirodela genome sequencing project. Further, it describes the current genomics applications of these findings, and efforts to sequence new genomes within the family. The closing chapters address the sequencing of the over 1 Gigabase Wolffia genomes, which could have major impacts on genome evolution and agricultural research. The duckweed or Lemnaceae family is a collection of 5 genera and 37 species of the smallest, fastest-growing flowering plants. Many of these aquatic monocotyledonous plants can grow all over the world, in a variety of climates. Given their simplified and neotenous morphology, duckweeds have been researched for several decades as a model species for plant physiology and ecotoxicological research, contributing to our understanding e.g. of flowering response, plant circadian systems, sulfur assimilation pathways and auxin biosynthesis. In addition, duckweed-based treatment has been a favorite and feasible means, especially in developing countries, of removing phosphorus and pharmaceutical chemicals from sewage and wastewater. With a dry annual mass yield per hectare of up to 80 tonnes (equivalent to 10 tonnes of protein), duckweed is also a promising aquatic crop in new modern and sustainable agriculture. Besides being an excellent primary or supplemental feedstock for the production of livestock and fish, duckweed biomass can be utilized as a potential resource for human nutrition, biofuel, or bioplastics, depending on water quality as well as protein or starch accumulating procedures. These academic and commercial interests have led to international efforts to sequence the Spirodela polyrhiza genome, the smallest and most ancient genome in the family.
Plant genetics. --- Plant breeding. --- Agriculture. --- Plant Genetics and Genomics. --- Plant Breeding/Biotechnology. --- Farming --- Husbandry --- Industrial arts --- Life sciences --- Food supply --- Land use, Rural --- Crops --- Agriculture --- Breeding --- Plants --- Genetics --- Plant genomes. --- Portulaca oleracea. --- Akulikuli-kula --- Common purslane --- Duckweed --- Garden purslane --- Hogweed, Little --- Little hogweed --- Portulaca neglecta --- Portulaca retusa --- Purslane --- Pursley --- Pusley --- Wild portulaca --- Portulaca --- Plant genome --- Genomes
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581.9 <594> <595.11> <591.6> <592.3> <599> <954> --- 582.669 --- Geographic botany. Plant geography (phytogeography). Floras. Geographic distribution of plants--Indonesië--Maleisië--Brunei--Singapore--De Filippijnen--Papua--(voormalig Brits) --- Caryophyllineae. Caryophyllaceae. Carnations. Pinks. Campions. Ragged robin. Sea purslane. Spurrey. Catchfly. Mouse-ear. Chickweed. Pearlwort. Sandwort. Soapwort. Stitchwort
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Soil, water, and nitrogen management are critical for crop productivity and quality in horticulture as well as for reducing negative impacts on ecosystems and greenhouse gas emissions. This Special Issue is a collection of seven important research works addressing solutions or strategies that can be implemented in order to use these three factors of production in a more sustainable way and to reduce inorganic nitrogen applications by considering the great importance of circular agriculture and the use of microorganisms. Aside from the relevance of the topics in this Special Issue, the studies included within it may trigger the development of new strategies for more sustainable and environmentally friendly intensive agriculture.
Technology: general issues --- History of engineering & technology --- Environmental science, engineering & technology --- drip irrigation --- arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi --- water relations --- N and P status --- soil organic carbon --- osmoregulation --- sugar accumulation --- water stress --- xylem tissue --- mulching film --- Trichoderma --- Lactuca sativa L. --- nitrogen dose --- nutritional quality --- yield --- sustainability --- by-products --- recycle --- smart agriculture --- nitrogen efficiency --- soil organic matter --- acidic soil --- pH --- nitrogen --- nutrient uptake --- photosynthetic pigments --- antioxidant activity --- Spinacia oleracea --- hexavalent Cr --- photosynthesis --- phosphorus uptake --- Cr(VI) tissue --- leaf characteristics --- purslane --- soil contamination --- heavy metals --- Ginger (Zingiber officinale) --- biochar --- plant growth --- root morphological traits --- chlorophyll content --- soil enzymes --- n/a
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Soil, water, and nitrogen management are critical for crop productivity and quality in horticulture as well as for reducing negative impacts on ecosystems and greenhouse gas emissions. This Special Issue is a collection of seven important research works addressing solutions or strategies that can be implemented in order to use these three factors of production in a more sustainable way and to reduce inorganic nitrogen applications by considering the great importance of circular agriculture and the use of microorganisms. Aside from the relevance of the topics in this Special Issue, the studies included within it may trigger the development of new strategies for more sustainable and environmentally friendly intensive agriculture.
drip irrigation --- arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi --- water relations --- N and P status --- soil organic carbon --- osmoregulation --- sugar accumulation --- water stress --- xylem tissue --- mulching film --- Trichoderma --- Lactuca sativa L. --- nitrogen dose --- nutritional quality --- yield --- sustainability --- by-products --- recycle --- smart agriculture --- nitrogen efficiency --- soil organic matter --- acidic soil --- pH --- nitrogen --- nutrient uptake --- photosynthetic pigments --- antioxidant activity --- Spinacia oleracea --- hexavalent Cr --- photosynthesis --- phosphorus uptake --- Cr(VI) tissue --- leaf characteristics --- purslane --- soil contamination --- heavy metals --- Ginger (Zingiber officinale) --- biochar --- plant growth --- root morphological traits --- chlorophyll content --- soil enzymes --- n/a
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Soil, water, and nitrogen management are critical for crop productivity and quality in horticulture as well as for reducing negative impacts on ecosystems and greenhouse gas emissions. This Special Issue is a collection of seven important research works addressing solutions or strategies that can be implemented in order to use these three factors of production in a more sustainable way and to reduce inorganic nitrogen applications by considering the great importance of circular agriculture and the use of microorganisms. Aside from the relevance of the topics in this Special Issue, the studies included within it may trigger the development of new strategies for more sustainable and environmentally friendly intensive agriculture.
Technology: general issues --- History of engineering & technology --- Environmental science, engineering & technology --- drip irrigation --- arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi --- water relations --- N and P status --- soil organic carbon --- osmoregulation --- sugar accumulation --- water stress --- xylem tissue --- mulching film --- Trichoderma --- Lactuca sativa L. --- nitrogen dose --- nutritional quality --- yield --- sustainability --- by-products --- recycle --- smart agriculture --- nitrogen efficiency --- soil organic matter --- acidic soil --- pH --- nitrogen --- nutrient uptake --- photosynthetic pigments --- antioxidant activity --- Spinacia oleracea --- hexavalent Cr --- photosynthesis --- phosphorus uptake --- Cr(VI) tissue --- leaf characteristics --- purslane --- soil contamination --- heavy metals --- Ginger (Zingiber officinale) --- biochar --- plant growth --- root morphological traits --- chlorophyll content --- soil enzymes --- drip irrigation --- arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi --- water relations --- N and P status --- soil organic carbon --- osmoregulation --- sugar accumulation --- water stress --- xylem tissue --- mulching film --- Trichoderma --- Lactuca sativa L. --- nitrogen dose --- nutritional quality --- yield --- sustainability --- by-products --- recycle --- smart agriculture --- nitrogen efficiency --- soil organic matter --- acidic soil --- pH --- nitrogen --- nutrient uptake --- photosynthetic pigments --- antioxidant activity --- Spinacia oleracea --- hexavalent Cr --- photosynthesis --- phosphorus uptake --- Cr(VI) tissue --- leaf characteristics --- purslane --- soil contamination --- heavy metals --- Ginger (Zingiber officinale) --- biochar --- plant growth --- root morphological traits --- chlorophyll content --- soil enzymes
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To celebrate the publication of 20,000 articles in Applied Sciences, we launched this Special Issue “Celebrating Applied Sciences Reaching Its 20,000 Article Milestone: Feature Papers of the Applied Biosciences and Bioengineering Section”. We have invited well-known experts in different areas of interest covered in “Applied Biosciences and Bioengineering” to submit their original research papers and review articles of the highest quality in celebrating together with our readers on this special occasion. This Special Issue has collected more than 10 papers featuring important and recent developments or achievements in biosciences and bioengineering, with a special emphasis on recently discovered techniques or applications.
Technology: general issues --- Biotechnology --- biothiols --- blood plasma --- gold nanoparticles --- colorimetric probes --- chaperone system --- Hsp60 --- gastritis --- gastric dysplasia --- gastric carcinogenesis --- intestinal metaplasia --- LAMP --- Salmonella --- ISO 16140:2016 --- food-borne --- validation --- specificity --- sensitivity --- accuracy --- kit --- elderberry --- Sambucus nigra L. --- juice concentrate --- storage effect --- phenolic compounds --- berries --- anthocyanins' stability --- polymeric color --- ABTS•+ antioxidant capacity --- endothelial glycocalyx --- inflammatory response --- fluid loading --- surgery --- post-operative --- albumin extravasation --- serum HSP90 --- gamma-delta T cells --- acute lymphoblastic leukaemia --- halophyte --- sea purslane --- minerals --- antioxidant activity --- novel ingredient --- epilepsy --- systems biology --- protein-protein interactions --- CNS --- Gibbs homology --- drug targets --- anti-epileptic drugs --- periodontitis --- inflammation --- oils --- volatile --- heart disease risk factors --- asthma --- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease --- COPD --- epithelial-mesenchymal trophic unit --- muco-microbiotic layer --- nanovesicles --- exosomes --- outer membrane vesicles --- microbiota --- spheroid --- organoid --- van der Waals force --- fluoropolymers --- adhesion --- microstamp --- extracellular vesicles --- liquid biopsy --- biomarkers --- tumor progression --- metastasis --- drug delivery --- halloysite --- nanoclay --- regenerative medicine --- tissue engineering --- wound healing --- stroke --- yoga --- balance disability --- depression --- levetiracetam --- critically ill patients --- population pharmacokinetic modeling --- simulated dosage schemes --- intensive care unit --- biothiols --- blood plasma --- gold nanoparticles --- colorimetric probes --- chaperone system --- Hsp60 --- gastritis --- gastric dysplasia --- gastric carcinogenesis --- intestinal metaplasia --- LAMP --- Salmonella --- ISO 16140:2016 --- food-borne --- validation --- specificity --- sensitivity --- accuracy --- kit --- elderberry --- Sambucus nigra L. --- juice concentrate --- storage effect --- phenolic compounds --- berries --- anthocyanins' stability --- polymeric color --- ABTS•+ antioxidant capacity --- endothelial glycocalyx --- inflammatory response --- fluid loading --- surgery --- post-operative --- albumin extravasation --- serum HSP90 --- gamma-delta T cells --- acute lymphoblastic leukaemia --- halophyte --- sea purslane --- minerals --- antioxidant activity --- novel ingredient --- epilepsy --- systems biology --- protein-protein interactions --- CNS --- Gibbs homology --- drug targets --- anti-epileptic drugs --- periodontitis --- inflammation --- oils --- volatile --- heart disease risk factors --- asthma --- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease --- COPD --- epithelial-mesenchymal trophic unit --- muco-microbiotic layer --- nanovesicles --- exosomes --- outer membrane vesicles --- microbiota --- spheroid --- organoid --- van der Waals force --- fluoropolymers --- adhesion --- microstamp --- extracellular vesicles --- liquid biopsy --- biomarkers --- tumor progression --- metastasis --- drug delivery --- halloysite --- nanoclay --- regenerative medicine --- tissue engineering --- wound healing --- stroke --- yoga --- balance disability --- depression --- levetiracetam --- critically ill patients --- population pharmacokinetic modeling --- simulated dosage schemes --- intensive care unit
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To celebrate the publication of 20,000 articles in Applied Sciences, we launched this Special Issue “Celebrating Applied Sciences Reaching Its 20,000 Article Milestone: Feature Papers of the Applied Biosciences and Bioengineering Section”. We have invited well-known experts in different areas of interest covered in “Applied Biosciences and Bioengineering” to submit their original research papers and review articles of the highest quality in celebrating together with our readers on this special occasion. This Special Issue has collected more than 10 papers featuring important and recent developments or achievements in biosciences and bioengineering, with a special emphasis on recently discovered techniques or applications.
Technology: general issues --- Biotechnology --- biothiols --- blood plasma --- gold nanoparticles --- colorimetric probes --- chaperone system --- Hsp60 --- gastritis --- gastric dysplasia --- gastric carcinogenesis --- intestinal metaplasia --- LAMP --- Salmonella --- ISO 16140:2016 --- food-borne --- validation --- specificity --- sensitivity --- accuracy --- kit --- elderberry --- Sambucus nigra L. --- juice concentrate --- storage effect --- phenolic compounds --- berries --- anthocyanins’ stability --- polymeric color --- ABTS•+ antioxidant capacity --- endothelial glycocalyx --- inflammatory response --- fluid loading --- surgery --- post-operative --- albumin extravasation --- serum HSP90 --- gamma-delta T cells --- acute lymphoblastic leukaemia --- halophyte --- sea purslane --- minerals --- antioxidant activity --- novel ingredient --- epilepsy --- systems biology --- protein–protein interactions --- CNS --- Gibbs homology --- drug targets --- anti-epileptic drugs --- periodontitis --- inflammation --- oils --- volatile --- heart disease risk factors --- asthma --- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease --- COPD --- epithelial–mesenchymal trophic unit --- muco-microbiotic layer --- nanovesicles --- exosomes --- outer membrane vesicles --- microbiota --- spheroid --- organoid --- van der Waals force --- fluoropolymers --- adhesion --- microstamp --- extracellular vesicles --- liquid biopsy --- biomarkers --- tumor progression --- metastasis --- drug delivery --- halloysite --- nanoclay --- regenerative medicine --- tissue engineering --- wound healing --- stroke --- yoga --- balance disability --- depression --- levetiracetam --- critically ill patients --- population pharmacokinetic modeling --- simulated dosage schemes --- intensive care unit --- n/a --- anthocyanins' stability --- protein-protein interactions --- epithelial-mesenchymal trophic unit
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To celebrate the publication of 20,000 articles in Applied Sciences, we launched this Special Issue “Celebrating Applied Sciences Reaching Its 20,000 Article Milestone: Feature Papers of the Applied Biosciences and Bioengineering Section”. We have invited well-known experts in different areas of interest covered in “Applied Biosciences and Bioengineering” to submit their original research papers and review articles of the highest quality in celebrating together with our readers on this special occasion. This Special Issue has collected more than 10 papers featuring important and recent developments or achievements in biosciences and bioengineering, with a special emphasis on recently discovered techniques or applications.
biothiols --- blood plasma --- gold nanoparticles --- colorimetric probes --- chaperone system --- Hsp60 --- gastritis --- gastric dysplasia --- gastric carcinogenesis --- intestinal metaplasia --- LAMP --- Salmonella --- ISO 16140:2016 --- food-borne --- validation --- specificity --- sensitivity --- accuracy --- kit --- elderberry --- Sambucus nigra L. --- juice concentrate --- storage effect --- phenolic compounds --- berries --- anthocyanins’ stability --- polymeric color --- ABTS•+ antioxidant capacity --- endothelial glycocalyx --- inflammatory response --- fluid loading --- surgery --- post-operative --- albumin extravasation --- serum HSP90 --- gamma-delta T cells --- acute lymphoblastic leukaemia --- halophyte --- sea purslane --- minerals --- antioxidant activity --- novel ingredient --- epilepsy --- systems biology --- protein–protein interactions --- CNS --- Gibbs homology --- drug targets --- anti-epileptic drugs --- periodontitis --- inflammation --- oils --- volatile --- heart disease risk factors --- asthma --- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease --- COPD --- epithelial–mesenchymal trophic unit --- muco-microbiotic layer --- nanovesicles --- exosomes --- outer membrane vesicles --- microbiota --- spheroid --- organoid --- van der Waals force --- fluoropolymers --- adhesion --- microstamp --- extracellular vesicles --- liquid biopsy --- biomarkers --- tumor progression --- metastasis --- drug delivery --- halloysite --- nanoclay --- regenerative medicine --- tissue engineering --- wound healing --- stroke --- yoga --- balance disability --- depression --- levetiracetam --- critically ill patients --- population pharmacokinetic modeling --- simulated dosage schemes --- intensive care unit --- n/a --- anthocyanins' stability --- protein-protein interactions --- epithelial-mesenchymal trophic unit
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