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Articles related to "Micro Organisms"
Where Does Petroleum Come From? You might think that gasoline and other petroleum products come from the remains of dinosaurs, but they were actually produced by plants and micro-organisms. petroleum • petroleum products • fossil • fossil fuel • fossil fuels
Chlorine For Water Treatment Chlorination of drinking water supplies has probably saved many millions of lives, and could save millions more. drinking water • chlorination • hypochlorite • bleach • pathogens
What are Micro-Organisms? There are billions, perhaps hundreds of billions of micro-organisms in a single handful of soil. mirco-organism • micro-organisms • breakdown • nutrients • gardening
What is Humus? Known as Black Gold to farmers. humus • micro-organisms • macro-organisms • mineral • organic materials
The Causes of Infection Infective illness is often the result of a breakdown in the relationship between our bodies and our resident micro-organisms. causes of infection • micro-organisms and infection • bacteria and skin • bacteria and sore throat • bacteria and large intestine
What is Soil? Plants obtain water and nutrients from the soil surrounding their root systems. Plants also use the soil to anchor them physically, allowing them to stand upright. soil • minerals • microorganisms • micro-organisms • organic matter
Composting for A Desert Garden Yard waste makes up as high as 30 percent of the solid waste of most municipalities in North America. Food waste makes up another nine percent. Composting uses this mater compost • composting • desert gardens • desert garden • microbial
Humus: An Organic Solar Battery Although the word humus is Latin for soil, humus is not soil in the strict sense. It is partially decomposed organic matter. humus • giant organic solar battery • photosynthesis • micro-organisms • macro-organisms
Organic Matter in Your Desert Soil Most desert soils contain less than one percent organic matter. Good gardening soils need three to four percent. organic • organic material • organic matter • desert gardens • humus
What are Saprotrobes? There are millions, perhaps billions of micro-organisms which come in contact with desert plants every day. saprotrobes • saprobes • micro-organisms • fungal • bacterial
What is Compost? Composting is an environmentally-friendly and natural way of returning nutrients to the soil. compost • composting • yard waste • grass clippings • organic
Fulvic Acid for Heavy Metal Detox Heavy metals interfere with major organs in your body's ability to function. Here's an easy and convenient way to detoxify on your schedule. heavy metal detox • symptoms heavy metal toxicity • kidney failure • chronic fatigue syndrome • infertility
How Allergies Occur Despite being unpleasant and occasionally serious, allergy is really a normal reaction of the body's immune system. how allergy occurs • allergy and hay fever • allergy and insect bites • allergy and infection • allergy and the immune system
What Are Urinary Tract Infections? Urinary tract infections are usually mild in nature but if untreated can develop into serious disease. In those who are highly susceptible prevention is often possible. causes of urinary tract infections • symptoms of urinary tract infections • micro-organisms and urinary tract infections • women and urinary tract infections • diabetes and urinary tract infections
Fossil Fuel Woes Fossil fuels are non-renewable energy resources; what can be done about this? fossil fuel • petroleum • energy • oil • anwar
Easy Composting in the Garden Composting directly in the garden is easy and has advantages over traditional methods. composting • gardens • organic • decomposition • worms
Soil Life What's in your soil anyway and where did your soil come from. There are lots of creepy crawly and teeny tiny things living in your soil. Here is a quick description of what you might expect to find in your soil and how it got to be soil in the first place. soil formation • soil life • bacteria • protozoa • fungi
Disease Vectors Many invertebrates can carry micro-organisms that cause diseases, but there are several ways of looking at this. diseases • vectors • fleas • ticks • mosquitos
Organic Garden Compost Great changes take place within a compost pile so that it becomes greater than the sum of its parts - there are more usable nitrates than in the original material. "Good compost • compost methods • compost making • bachteria • microorganisms
Does Your Soil Have Structure? Soil structure depends on a variety of situations. desert soil • aggregates • organic matter • poor soil structure • air and water
Scott Alexander -Organic Daylily Grower An organic view about the daylily "rust" problem. daylily rust • organic methods • daylily culture • garden • daylilies
Acidophilus Benefits The full Latin name for Acidophilus is Lactobacillus acidophilus, which means acid loving bacteria, or bacteria that thrive in acidic conditions. acidophilus • improve digestion • probiotics • healthy digestive process • nutritional supplements
Become a Marine Biologist It is possible to become involved in Marine Biology in a number of different capacities. Academics require technicians, and amateurs can play a role. marine biologist • marine biology schools • becoming a marine biologist • study and conserve whales • non academic routes
Cinnamon: History, Medicinal and Magical Uses of this Spice Well, Cinnamon may not be the cure for everything, but it certainly handles most of what ails us during cold and flu season! Find out how... home remedies with cinnamon • cinnamon and digestion • cinnamon and colds • medicinal uses of cinnamon • cinnamon oil
Even Bugs Get Bugged Aphids have endosymbionts that provide an essential amino acid called tryptophan. This endosymbiont is a bacteria called Buchnera aphidcola. buchnera aphidcola • aphids • endosymbionts • tryptophan
History and Making of Stilton Cheese The King of British Cheeses, Stilton Blue Cheese is delicious served with a robust red wine, and is a versatile ingredient in savory recipes. stilton cheese • history of stilton cheese • making stilton cheese • blue stilton cheese • king of british cheeses
Home Made Sourdough Starter Making home made sourdough starter is simple and inexpensive, and provides the base for delicious homemade bread and pizzas. baking sourdough bread • making sourdough bread • sour dough • sour dough bread • sour dough bread recipe
How does my Immune System Work? There are two types of immunity - passive and active - that occurs in the body to fight disease. But how do they work and is there anything you can do to help your body? immune system • active immunity • passive immunity • phagocytosis • aids
Louis Pasteur against Disease Biography of scientist Louis Pasteur who pioneered the theory that germs cause disease, known for Pasteur Effect. louis pasteur • louis pasteur biography • pasteurization • pasteur effect • pasteur against disease
PID Risk factors for pelvic inflammatory disease include sexual activities, especially those involving a partner who has a sexually transmitted infection. pelvic inflammatory disease • pid • chlamydia • gonorrhea • sti
Stone Age Farming, a review eco-agriculture for the 21st century rock dust • paramganetism • eco-agriculture • organic gardening • ecoariculture
The Amazon Rainforest A bit about the Amazon Rainforest rainforest • amazon • medicine • animals • plants
The Gardener's Iris Book The Gardener's Iris Book is an important new book written specifically for American gardeners. It is equally suitable for beginners or pros. iris • book review • horticulture therapy • enabling garden
Tissue Turnover The role of skin cells, what can affect thier growth and production for example calcium or vitamin D and what can occur if that production becomes abnormal. an introduction to cell and tissue turnover • a description of the skin • epidermis • and the role of skin cells • psoriasis
Turquoise Beaches of Tranquility Looking for an unspoiled beach in the Caribbean? Not looking to spend a fortune on a private island? If such is the case, then look no further than Vieques Island. turquoise beaches of tranquility • variety of beaches and festivals • friendly people • beautiful beaches • vieques island
Warnings Against GMO "Warnings Against GMO" looks at Greenpeace and other organizations' warnings on GMO genetic pollution, GM food, and dwindling farmers' rights relating to seeds and crops. gmo • gm food • genetically modified organism • genetic engineering • gmo food
Water Plant Spotlight on American Frog's Bit American Frog's Bit is a spongy perennial that can do well in water gardens. water gardens • water plants • frog’s bit • limnobium spongia • free floating plants
World Food Day The theme for World Food Day and TeleFood campaign for 2004 is "Biodiversity for Food Security". flax • flaxseed oil • world food day • food supplements
1934 Dustbowl Created Desert The 1934 Dustbowl displaced millions of people, caused countless farms to go bankrupt, created a wave of unemployment in a country already gripped by economic depression. oklahoma • dust bowl • black sunday • topsoil • arable land
A Really Short History of Nearly Everything Bill Bryson explores the wonders of time and space, adapting his well-known adult text into an illustrated version suitable for readers aged 8 years and older. a really short history of nearly everything • bill bryson • science trivia • time and space • interesting scientific facts
Aboriginal Synergy Yin and Yang, Combinance Theory, Ganma, Dialectic - it's all one and the same. Opposites create, not destroy. But Western binary oppositions would have it otherwise... yin and yang • dialectic • ganma • combinance theory • synergy of opposites
Academic Writing: Narrative Being able to describe a sequence of events is a key requirement in academic writing; it could be describing an experiment; giving the background to a topic; relating an incident. elt • efl • academic writing • narrative • learning
Big Ideas of Evolution Understanding life on earth is only possible if we can avoid anthropomorphism and see things as they really are. evolution • genetics • ecology • natural classification • natural selection
Blood-suckers Feeding on the blood of another animal is a way of life found in many groups of animals, and it is one way of passing diseases to humans, their livestock and their pets. fleas • mosquitos • mosquitoes • medicinal leech • hirudo medicinalis
C17th Sweden's Naval Might at the Vasa Museum The Vasa was to be the flagship of Sweden's C17th navy but stands repaired today in a Stockholm harbour museum a symbol of both military power and tragic incompetence. vasa • vasa museum • stockholm • sweden • djurgarden
Easy Compost Making Making good compost is an art and a science but by following some straight-forward suggestions, it becomes a simple process to make organic garden fertilizer at home. compost • humus • c/n ratio • ferilizer • home made
Ecologically Responsible Scuba Diving Techniques A few simple, environmentally responsible techniques can help scuba divers and snorkelers protect fragile coral reefs and other underwater ecosystems when they dive. ecologically responsible scuba diving • ecologically responsible snorkeling • environmental issues and diving • preserving coral reefs • diver impact on coral reefs
Healing With Electronic Waves Electro-Magnetic healing, through a multi-wave oscillator, isn't new technology. It has been around since the 1930s. But, does it work? Let's take a look. alternative therapy for cancer • electro-magnetic oscillators • vibrational healing • human cell regeneration with electronic waves • electro-magnetic therapy |
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