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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"surface sterilization"”.
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Application of intense pulsed light for surface sterilization and food quality improvement
… light for improving food quality by reducing surface microbial contamination and selected mold metabolites (aflatoxins). Flashblast™ light was found to be highly effective in inactivating vegetative cells of E. coli, S. aureus, B. cereus and B. subtilis. Bacilli and A. niger spores were also …
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Studies of Nematodes Associated With Maize, Soybean, and Sunflower in Illinois and the Republic of Zambia
… of these nematodes were observed. Techniques for surface sterilization of P. scribneri were compared using streptomycin sulfate and either HgCl$\sb2$ or Ceresan Nass. Following axenization, gnotobiotic cultures of P. scribneri were established on carrot discs.
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Development of a Laboratory Protocol for the Micropropagation of Monterey Pines (<i>Pinus Radiata</i>), Año Nuevo Stand
… for the initiation, plant material collection, surface sterilization of plant material, plating in media and initiation of shoots on explants. The protocol calls for collecting shoot tips with hardened buds that have not yet elongated, then washing the shoot tips in sterile water with Tween 20 …
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Wool fabric plasma treatment: resulting properties evaluation and applications in field
… processing with particular emphasis given to the surface of this material. Plasma treatments are classified among nanotechnologies since they interact with the fiber surface only and do not alter the properties of the fiber core. Plasmas can be classified according two major categories: thermal …
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THE MICROBIOME AND THE REPRODUCTIVE ECOLOGY OF Dermacentor variabilis AND Dermacentor andersoni IN WESTERN CANADA
The geographical ranges of the Rocky Mountain wood tick, Dermacentor andersoni, and the American dog tick, Dermacentor variabilis, are largely allopatric on the Canadian prairies. Range expansion by D. variabilis to the north and west has resulted in an area of sympatry in south-western …