A pot research has been conducted in Horticultural Department Nursery, Faculty of Agricultural and Forestry, Duhok University, during the period of May 15, 2012-Sep. 1, 2012. The study involved in testing the effects ...A pot research has been conducted in Horticultural Department Nursery, Faculty of Agricultural and Forestry, Duhok University, during the period of May 15, 2012-Sep. 1, 2012. The study involved in testing the effects of two amended organic media （loam ＋ sheep manure and loam ＋ peat moss （1：1）） and different concentrations of seaweed （sea force 2） extract including （0, 0.5, 1, 1.5 and 2 mL/L） on growth and flowering of Periwinkle （Vinca rosea） plant. The results showed that growing vinca plants in peat moss medium and spraying sea force 2 extract with low concentrations especially 0.5 mL/L resulted in positive significant difference in vegetative and flowering characteristics.展开更多
Heavy metal pollution is one of the most important environmental problems today.Biosorption is an innovative tech-nology that employs biological materials to accumulate heavy metals from waste water through metabolic ...Heavy metal pollution is one of the most important environmental problems today.Biosorption is an innovative tech-nology that employs biological materials to accumulate heavy metals from waste water through metabolic process or physicochemi-cal pathways of uptake.Even though several physical and chemical methods are available for removal of heavy metals,currently many biological materials such as bacteria,algae,yeasts and fungi have been widely used due to their good performance,low cost and large quantity of availability.The aim of the present study is to explore the biosorption of toxic heavy metals,Cr（VI）,Cr（III）,Pb（II） and Cd（II） by algal biomass obtained from algae Sargassum wightii（brown） and Caulerpa racemosa（green）.Biosorption of algal biomass was found to be biomass concentration-and pH-dependent,while the maximal biosorption was found at pH 5.0 and with the metal concentration of 100 mg L-1.S.wightii showed the maximal metal biosorption at the biomass concentration of 25 g L-1,followed by C.racemosa with the maximal biosorption at 30 g L-1.S.wightii showed 78% biosorption of Cr（VI）,Cr（III）,Pb（II） and Cd（II） ions.C.racemosa exhibited 85% biosorption of Cd（II） and Cr（VI）,and 50% biosorption of Cr（III） and Pb（II）.The results of our study suggest that seaweed biomass can be used efficiently for展开更多
文摘A pot research has been conducted in Horticultural Department Nursery, Faculty of Agricultural and Forestry, Duhok University, during the period of May 15, 2012-Sep. 1, 2012. The study involved in testing the effects of two amended organic media （loam ＋ sheep manure and loam ＋ peat moss （1：1）） and different concentrations of seaweed （sea force 2） extract including （0, 0.5, 1, 1.5 and 2 mL/L） on growth and flowering of Periwinkle （Vinca rosea） plant. The results showed that growing vinca plants in peat moss medium and spraying sea force 2 extract with low concentrations especially 0.5 mL/L resulted in positive significant difference in vegetative and flowering characteristics.
文摘Heavy metal pollution is one of the most important environmental problems today.Biosorption is an innovative tech-nology that employs biological materials to accumulate heavy metals from waste water through metabolic process or physicochemi-cal pathways of uptake.Even though several physical and chemical methods are available for removal of heavy metals,currently many biological materials such as bacteria,algae,yeasts and fungi have been widely used due to their good performance,low cost and large quantity of availability.The aim of the present study is to explore the biosorption of toxic heavy metals,Cr（VI）,Cr（III）,Pb（II） and Cd（II） by algal biomass obtained from algae Sargassum wightii（brown） and Caulerpa racemosa（green）.Biosorption of algal biomass was found to be biomass concentration-and pH-dependent,while the maximal biosorption was found at pH 5.0 and with the metal concentration of 100 mg L-1.S.wightii showed the maximal metal biosorption at the biomass concentration of 25 g L-1,followed by C.racemosa with the maximal biosorption at 30 g L-1.S.wightii showed 78% biosorption of Cr（VI）,Cr（III）,Pb（II） and Cd（II） ions.C.racemosa exhibited 85% biosorption of Cd（II） and Cr（VI）,and 50% biosorption of Cr（III） and Pb（II）.The results of our study suggest that seaweed biomass can be used efficiently for
