Insights into microbial removal of ammonia and nitrous oxide from biological air purification reactors used for livestock farming: a review by Tomoko Yasuda (21385165)

“…Current knowledge of the mechanisms of NH₃ removal, the N cycle, and the complex network of microbes involved in N transformations that are affected by operational conditions in such a system is reviewed, with special emphasis on practices at livestock farms. …”

Removing bark from wood poles by Enoch Mensah (11614809)

“…Nafana youth Godfred Kwaku stands, bent at the waist, as he uses a piece of wood to hammer the bark of a wooden pole in order to loosen and remove it. The wood was harvested from farm fields to construct the frame for a wattle-and-daub structure being built on the grounds of the Banda Cultural Centre. …”

Removing bark from wood poles by Enoch Mensah (11614809)

“…Nafana youth Godfred Kwaku stands, bent at the waist, holding a piece of wood with which he hammers a wood pole lying on the ground in order to loosen and remove its bark. The wood was harvested from farm fields to construct the frame for a wattle-and-daub structure being built on the grounds of the Banda Cultural Centre. …”

APSIM-Millet performance evaluation for plots under crop residue removal. by Louis Kouadio (21433624)

Proportion of new cases transmitted via each transmission pathway while removing a percentage of tours. by Kathleen Moriarty (16275755)

Viability of treated <i>Saprolegnia</i> spores 24 h following removal of boric acid. by Shimaa E. Ali (546485)

Viability of treated <i>Saprolegnia</i> spores and zoosporangia during treatment and post-treatment removal. by Shimaa E. Ali (546485)

Shadow costs^a of reaching nutrient targets without mussel farming and marginal nutrient removal cost of mussel farming, Euro/kg nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P). by Ing-Marie Gren (2523985)

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Batch effect on alpha and beta diversity before batch effect removal. by Daniela Gaio (8168424)

Percentage of respondents who removed manure weekly or never did it by Eva Osterman Lind (36936)

Additional file 7 of Removal of leftover feed shapes environmental microbiota and limits houseflies-mediated dispersion of pathogenic bacteria in sow breeding farms by Yunke Li (4572823)

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Table 1_Impact of removing laver (Porphyra) farming racks on the distribution, diversity and foraging behavior of waterbirds in coastal wetlands in eastern China.xlsx by Taiyu Chen (6063248)

“…</p>Discussion<p>The laver farming racks not only occupied intertidal zones with abundant food resources but also limited the ability of some waterbird species to fly and evade predators, while the removal of these racks could restore foraging habitat accessibility by removing physical barriers. …”