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Jumin Ellysia Basaruddin Faridah Bte Yusoff Yuzainee Bte. Md Latif Sarmad Dashti Ahmed Ali Najah 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2021,28(21):26571-26583
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - Reliable and accurate prediction model capturing the changes in solar radiation is essential in the power generation and renewable carbon-free energy... 相似文献
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Parsaie Abbas Haghiabi Amir Hamzeh Latif Sarmad Dashti Tripathi Ravi Prakash 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2021,28(43):60842-60856
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - Predictions of pore pressure and seepage discharge are the most important parameters in the design of earth dams and assessing their safety during the... 相似文献
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Bacteria and fungi in pristine and oily desert soil samples were counted on inorganic medium aliquots containing 0.5% hexadecane, hexadecanol, hexadecanal or hexadecanoic acid, as sole sources of carbon and energy. It was found that the carbon and energy source most commonly utilized by soil bacteria was the alkane n-hexadecane, and by soil fungi hexadecanoic acid. Representative microorganisms were isolated and identified. The most predominant bacteria in all soil samples belonged to the genera Micrococcus and Pseudomonas; less dominant bacteria belonged to the group of nocardioforms. The most frequent fungal genera were Aspergillus and Penicillium, while Microsporium and Ulocladium were minor fungi. Irrespective of the substrate on which the microbial strains had initially been isolated, the majority of the isolated microorganisms could grow, albeit to a varying degree, on an inorganic medium containing any of the remaining three substrates as sole carbon and energy sources. Bacterial strains preferred the alkane as a carbon and energy source over any of its oxidation products, while fungal strains preferred to grow mainly on the fatty acids. Quantitative analysis by gas liquid chromatography revealed that the predominant bacterial and fungal isolates had a potential for the attenuation of the alkane and its immediate oxidation products in the medium. In view of the continuous release of hydrocarbon oxidation products by oil-utilizing microorganisms in oily environments, it is interesting that the indigenous microflora contribute to the uptake and utilization of all such intermediate compounds, thus, having a potential for efficient self-cleaning and bioremediation of oily soils. 相似文献
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Khomri Zine-eddine Chabaca Mohamed Naçer Boudibi Samir Latif Sarmad Dashti 《Environmental monitoring and assessment》2022,194(7):1-20
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment - Downstream water pollution resulting from anthropogenic pressures on upstream water can cause conflicts, especially in transboundary rivers basins. This... 相似文献
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Ehteram Mohammad Ahmed Ali Najah Latif Sarmad Dashti Huang Yuk Feng Alizamir Meysam Kisi Ozgur Mert Cihan El-Shafie Ahmed 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2021,28(2):1596-1611
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - There is a need to develop an accurate and reliable model for predicting suspended sediment load (SSL) because of its complexity and difficulty in... 相似文献
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Ali N Dashti N Al-Mailem D Eliyas M Radwan S 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2012,19(3):812-820
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Transconjugant bacteria with combined potential for hydrocarbon utilization and heavy metal resistance were suggested by earlier investigators for bioremediation of soils co-contaminated with hydrocarbons and heavy metals. The purpose of this study was to offer evidence that such microorganisms are already part of the indigenous soil microflora. 相似文献
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