#mesocosm — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #mesocosm, aggregated by home.social.
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Paving the way for sustainable solutions: Africa’s first permanent #mesocosm facility has been launched in Marrakesh, #Morocco. It will be used to test nature-based solutions for treating wastewater from olive oil production – a potential source of water for irrigation in arid regions. The expertise was provided by IGB: https://www.igb-berlin.de/en/news/unusual-business-trip
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Paving the way for sustainable solutions: Africa’s first permanent #mesocosm facility has been launched in Marrakesh, #Morocco. It will be used to test nature-based solutions for treating wastewater from olive oil production – a potential source of water for irrigation in arid regions. The expertise was provided by IGB: https://www.igb-berlin.de/en/news/unusual-business-trip
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New publication: Effect of an #antidepressant on aquatic ecosystems in the presence of #microplastics: A #mesocosm study. #sustainability #fluoxetine #pharmaceutical #ecosystemfunctioning
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#Virus control
This exciting new research explores the influence of #virus #infection in changing the balance of organic matter degradation between #bacteria and #eukaryotes in #marine #carboncycling during #phytoplankton blooms.
Based on #mesocosm studies, this research demonstrates how #viruses infecting different #microorganisms change community dynamics and the release and potential fate of marine carbon from primary production.
Learn more in this new research in Nature Communications on:
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#Virus control
This exciting new research explores the influence of #virus #infection in changing the balance of organic matter degradation between #bacteria and #eukaryotes in #marine #carboncycling during #phytoplankton blooms.
Based on #mesocosm studies, this research demonstrates how #viruses infecting different #microorganisms change community dynamics and the release and potential fate of marine carbon from primary production.
Learn more in this new research in Nature Communications on: