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2008
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Stig Morten Thorsen Lars Egil Haugen Mats HöglindSammendrag
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Magnus Halling Lars NesheimSammendrag
I denne artikkelen vert det vist reusltat frå eit EU-prosjekt om sukkerinnhald i raigras. I eitt forsøk i Sverige og eitt i Norge vart det tatt ut prøver til sukkeranalyse i første og andre slått, kvar veke frå tre veker før slått.
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Ingrid Holtsmark Dimitris Mantzilas Vincent Eijsink May Bente BrurbergSammendrag
The Gram-positive plant pathogen Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. sepedonicus is the causal agent of potato ring rot, a wide-spread disease that causes huge economical losses. One strategy that may aid in gaining control of the disease is the development of agents that specificially inhibit growth of the pathogen. In this work, narrow-spectered antimicrobial substances that are secreted by the closely related tomato pathogen, Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michiganensis, have been purified and studied. These antimicrobials exert growth inhibitory activity against Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. sepedonicus, and may become useful as control agents in the battle against the potato pathogen. The antimicrobial substances include a 14 kDa bacteriocin, a 2145 Da type B lantibiotic, and a series of non-proteinaceous antibiotics with molecular masses around 800-900 Da, putatively belonging to the tunicamycin family. The lantibiotic peptide, michiganin A, resembles actagardine, which is a type B lantibiotic produced by the actinomycete Actinoplanes liguriae. Both these peptides share traits with mersacidin, a well-known type B lantibiotic, including a conserved residue that is thought to be important for the antimicrobial activity of mersacidin.
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Trygve S. Aamlid Oiva NiemelainenSammendrag
Dette foredraget presenterer foreløpige resutater fra et prosjekt med vekstreguleringsmidlet Primo MAXX på golfbaner i Norden. Resultatene indikerer at Primo Maxx bør godkjennes til bruk på golfbaner. Forsøka har vist at vi kan oppnå bedre overvintring og 20% reduksjon i mengde avklipp ved å tilføre Primo Maxx ofte og i små doser, uten at dette går ut over grasets visuelle kvalitet. For store doser vil derimot gi kvalitetsreduksjon. Mer forskning er nødvendig vedrørende optimale doser og tilførselsintervaller til ulike grasarter og på ulike deler av golfbanen.
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Incomplete combustion during vegetation fire can lead to the conversion of plant and soil organic matter (OM) into charcoal. The thermally altered OM is considered to contribute to the stable pool of soil C. Most of the data on thermal alteration of plant material were obtained in the laboratory, whereas fire consequences on ecosystem C storage calls for data collected in natural-fire conditions. The objective of this study was to relate the quality of visually-identified litter charcoal and the temperature recorded during a scrubland prescribed fire. Litter was sampled before and after the fire along a transect in the 30 ha experimental site. Litter-size fractions were analyzed for chemical composition and properties by elementary and isotopic analysis, solid-state 13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, differential scanning calorimetry and quantification of oxidation-resistant pyrogenic C. The maximum temperature reached within the litter layer during fire was assessed with thermo-sensitive paints. Our results showed that fire had little effect on bulk litter composition because the fire event induced a large litter fall of both charred and non-charred material, resulting in the impossibility to distinguish new-litter-input and charring processes. As a consequence, the visual identification and separation of burned and unburned material constituted an essential preliminary step for chemical characterization of thermally altered organic matter. Fire temperatures ranged from 370 to 650°C. Charring signifi- cantly increased the litter C concentration by 115 to 142 mg g"1 under the effects of dehydration and aromatization processes occurring above 370°C. A significant correlation appeared between the production of aromatic structures, the decrease of O-alkyl C contribution and the temperature. The relationship between the maximum temperatures reached during the natural fire and the chemical transformation of the litter organic matter appeared highly consistent with previous results obtained under controlled conditions. Heating also led to a significant decrease of the 13C that we interpret as a higher thermal sensitivity of 13C-rich molecules. The elemental composition, NMR and thermal spectra are consistent with the low oxidation-resistant C concentration of this natural charcoal (16±5 % OC), reflecting a low condensation degree compared to graphitic-like model. These findings suggest that leaf-derived charcoal produced during natural vegetation fire may have a lower C storage potential than previously assumed.
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Life on earth depends on water and where running water occurs on earth, there is life. Nevertheless, existing modelling approaches in hydrology almost completely neglect the biological aspects of water flow. We claim that ignoring biological behaviour and interaction in catchment runoff modelling is too restrictive, and that computational theories can be used to formalise behaviour and interaction and model the biological impact on runoff. To demonstrate this, starting with a general classification of catchment behaviour, as documented in runoff data, we will use symbolic dynamics to quantify randomness and complexity in the time series. This approach shows that runoff records from very different catchments show common behaviour. This behaviour can be fitted to a one-parametric curve, stratified into three regions. In this manner, it becomes possible to represent and classify types of interactive behaviour that cannot be generated algorithmically. This suggests that physically based catchment models do not properly represent all types of interactive behaviour, and that signatures of biological interaction are present in runoff data.