All operations of aquaculture production rely upon the 60% feed role as an energy source and nutrition for growth survival rate aquatic organisms, especially tilapia fish. This research aims to study feeding different food types fingerlings. A sample fingerlings was derived from Centre Aquaculture Production Business Service (BLUPPB) Karawang reared in Teaching Factory. The were stocked with ma...

Title of Document: POLLINATOR SPECIALIZATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF POLLINATION SYNDROMES IN THE RELATED SILENE, S. CAROLINIANA, S. VIRGINICA, AND S. STELLATA Richard James Reynolds, Ph.D., 2008 Directed By: Associate Professor, Charles B. Fenster, Biology Associate Professor, Michele R. Dudash, Biology Pollination syndromes are the convergent expression of floral traits in unrelated species refl...

Background: one of the most important environmental pollutants is industrial wastewaters. Discharging of colorful industrial effluents to receptive waters can lead to eutrification and it has the carcinogenic and mutagenic properties. Therefore, the aim of this study is evaluation of Acid blue 15 dye removal by dried Azolla from aqueous solution. Material and methods: The Azolla biomass was dri...

background pyrocatechol or 1, 2-dihydroxybenzene, or 2-hydroxyphenol is considered as apriority pollutant since it is harmful to organisms at low concentrations, and has been classified as hazardous pollutants. objectives the objective of this study was to examine whether azolla filiculoides, is able to remove pyrocatechol from aqueous solutions. materials and methods this study is an experimen...

Effect of Different Substrates Containing Azolla Compost and Rice Bran on Vegetative Physiological Traits Three Pothos Cultivars

We examined various media and conditions to isolate symbiotic cyanobacteria from the leaf cavities of Azolla spp. Cyanobacteria survived and multiplied to a limited extent on a medium with fructose, Casamino Acids, yeast extract, and NaNO(3) under 1% O(2). These cyanobacteria were antigenically identical to the endosymbionts.