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Methane is produced in termite guts, by symbiotic bacteria and protozoa, during food digestion. Photo courtesy of Tim Myles. Termite methane does not ... methods originally developed for reducing methane production in ruminant livestock. Similar kinds of methanogenic bacteria and protozoa can be found in the guts of ruminant livestock and termites, so ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
In fish, bioluminescence can occur two different ways, through symbiotic bacteria living on the fish, or through self-luminous cells called photophores. Some species of deep ...
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Farm Tour Vocabulary
Stanchion: device used to restrain a cow inside the barn, but allows for some up ...
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Down On The Farm? Yields, Nutrients And Soil Quality
"Agrichemicals are blocking the host plant's phytochemical recruitment signal," said Fox. "The agrichemicals are cutting the lines of communication between the host plant and symbiotic bacteria. ... Fox. "We showed that by applying pesticides that interfere with symbiotic signaling, the overall amount of symbiotic nitrogen fixation is reduced. If this natural fertilizer source is not ...
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In contrast to how symbiotic bacteria respond to phosphorus in dry land plants, Sundareshwar's group found that adding extra phosphorus to a pristine coastal wetland can prompt the non-symbiotic bacteria that reside ...
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SoundNet - Whaling seen as threat to scavengers
The new worms, whose Latin name means "bone devourer ... others found nowhere else. The bacteria found in the Monterey Bay worms are the only lipid-degrading symbiotic bacteria known. Researchers believe enzymes isolated from whale fall bacteria may some day be useful in ...
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Conservation of Wildlife and Nature Bill 1999
Lichenes (that is to say a plant formed by the symbiotic association of a fungus and an alga); "marine mammal" has the ...
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PISCES - Florida Everglades
Phylum Cnidaria (synonym: Coelenterata) with radial symmetry, includes jellyfishes, corals, and hydroids. commensalism - symbiotic association in which one partner benefits while the other receives neither a benefit ... to capture live fish. Back to Index D decomposition -breakdown of matter by bacteria and fungi, changing the chemical makeup and physical appearance of materials. defoliation - to ...
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Bacteria Give Coral an Orange Glow (10/04/04)
Bacteria Give Coral an Orange Glow (10/04/04) Bacteria Give Coral an Orange Glow This story entered on 4th Oct, 2004 05:53:04 ... also supply carbon to cyanobacteria, suggesting a symbiotic relationship between the two organisms. The presence of cyanobacteria in corals highlights the important role that symbiotic relationships can potentially play in species diverse ...
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