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2010
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Denne rapporten sammenfatter det meste av den informasjon som er tilgjengelig om påvirkninger fra veganlegg og vegtrafikk på biologisk mangfold på karplanter, epifyttiske moser og lav, og virvelløse dyr som kan relateres til norske forhold. Undersøkelser på vilt og fugl er ikke tatt med her; heller ikke undersøkelser som omhandler bruk av salt. Den dekker litteratur som daterer seg tilbake til 1930 og har hentet informasjon både fra vitenskapelige artikler og oppdragsrapporter. […]
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Anne Kjersti Bakken Astrid Johansen Olav Martin SynnesSammendrag
In experiments at the Western coast of Norway, a dry matter (DM) content regarded acceptable for baling was reached within 6-8 hours after mowing in wide-spread crops as opposed to within 24 hours for swathed crops. Samples containing Clostridiae and butyric acid were more frequent in silages wilted wide-spread for 24 hours and then windrowed than in silages wilted in swaths equally long. This difference in hygienic quality might have been caused by differences in DM content and fermentation in the two types of silages as well as by contamination of soil borne organisms through additional handling and wheeling of wide-spread crops. Rapidly wilted crops and silages had a higher concentration of water soluble carbohydrates (WSC).
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Ann Katrin Holtekjølen Anne Kjersti Uhlen Mauritz Åssveen Stefan SahlströmSammendrag
Norway has long traditions in growing oat for feed and food. A good raw material quality is an important field giving different quality parameters an increased focus. Important quality characteristics, both for feed and food, are linked to polysaccharides, particulary beta-glucan and starch. It is of great importance to enhance and optimise the polysaccharide composition according to different end-uses. New varieties are therefore developed worldwide focusing on enhanced nutritional properties. However, it is possible to improve or secure a stable quality of existing commercial oat varities by focusing on different growing conditions. In this project Norwegian commercial oat varieties were exposed to controlled climate chambers, field trials in plastic tunnels and ordinary field trials. This will give a better understanding and provide new knowledge to secure a stable raw material quality and a better utilization of Norwegian oat to different end uses. In addition, it provides an improved understanding of the relationships between climate factors experienced in a Nordic climate and the quality of fibre and starch.
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Coated wooden claddings in building facades are widely used in the Scandinavian countries, and are often preferred to other materials. Wood experience an increasing competition from other materials that are less labor intensive at the construction site and materials with less demand for maintenance thru service life, and makes further development of wooden claddings essential. Growth of discoloring moulds on exposed coated wooden claddings is mainly of aesthetic concern, and is especially disfiguring for light-colored surfaces. Growth of surface fungi often initiates repeated cleaning and shorter maintenance intervals, which in turn increase the total cost of ownership for wooden claddings. Cost and effort of ownership is often an important factor considered when choosing a product, and the traditionally good market situation for wooden claddings is therefore threatened. The development of real-time PCR (polymerase chain reaction) and taxon-specific primers has provided new possibilities for specific detection and quantification of fungi in their natural substrates. In qPCR (quantitative real-time PCR), the accumulation of the PCR product is detected for each amplification cycle. An efficient and reproducible sampling and extraction of DNA is required for a high-throughput qPCR based quantification of discoloring fungi. The authors have now adjusted DNA isolation protocols and optimized real-time PCR assays for species specific detection of fungi frequently found on painted surfaces (Aureobasidium pullulans, Alternaria alternata, Cladosporium cladosporides, Ulocladium atrum).
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Traditional wood preservatives based on biocides are effective against wood-deteriorating organisms because of their toxicity. By contrast, modified woods are non-toxic by definition. To investigate the efficiency of various wood modifications, quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) was used to profile the DNA amounts of the white-rot fungus Trametes versicolor (L.) [Lloyd strain CTB 863 A] during an 8-week-long growth period in treated Pinus sylvestris (L.) sapwood. The studied wood was modified by acetylation, furfurylation, and thermal treatment. The traditional wood preservatives bis-(N-cyclohexyldiazeniumdioxy)-copper (Cu-HDO) and chromated copper arsenate (CCA) were used as references, whereas untreated P. sylvestris (L.) sapwood served as a control. The maximum levels of fungal DNA in native wood occurred at the end of the experiment. For all wood treatments, the maximum fungal DNA level was recorded after an incubation period of 2 weeks, followed by a decline until the end of the trial. For the preservative-treated woods, Cu-HDO showed the lowest level of fungal DNA throughout the experiment, indicating that exploratory hyphal growth is limited owing to the phytotoxicity of the treatment. The other treatments did not inhibit the exploratory hyphal growth phase. We conclude that qPCR studies of hyphal growth patterns within wood should provide a powerful tool for evaluating and further optimizing new wood protection systems.
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Marie E. Olsson Karl-Erik Gustavsson Ingunn M. VågenSammendrag
Effects of heat treatment and storage on quercetin and isorhamnetin content, major and minor components of isorhamnetin and quercetin glucosides and aglycone, were investigated in onion (Allium cepa L.). The sweet onion ‘Recorra" and red onions ‘Hyred" and ‘Red Baron" were cultivated in the south part of Norway, and thereafter stored for eight months. The onions were either not field dried, but stored directly, or field dried and then stored, or field dried and then heat treated before storage. Neither storage nor heat treatment caused any major differences in total flavonol content in the investigated sweet onion as well as in the red onion cultivars. The two major quercetin glucosides differed in their changes in content during storage; quercetin-4¢-glucoside did not show any consistent changes during storage in the two red cultivars, independent of treatment, whereas quercetin-3,4¢-diglucoside increased significantly by 30 or 51 % respectively during storage in ‘Hyred" and ‘Red Baron" in the 24h heat treated onions. Isorhamnetin-4"-glucoside, which might possibly be of special interest from a human health point of view, was present at 2-3 times higher amount in the sweet onion cultivar than in the two red cultivars. Some of the quercetin glucosides present at lower concentrations, isorhamnetin-3,4"-diglucoside, quercetin-3,7,4"-triglucoside, and quercetin-7,4"-diglucoside increased during storage in all treatments in both ‘Hyred" and ‘Red Baron", though sometimes a decrease was found at the end of storage.
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Gunhild BørtnesSammendrag
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