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The Effects Of Selected Pesticides On Ten Isolates Of Terrestrial Algae., Martha Scheer Salk 1945-
The Effects Of Selected Pesticides On Ten Isolates Of Terrestrial Algae., Martha Scheer Salk 1945-
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Ten algal isolates were obtained from soil into axenic culture and placed into defined media containing from 0 to 50 ppm of DDT, 2, 4-D,2,4,5-T, rotenone, or malathion (in two purities, 95 and 99%). For nine of the isolates, growth was measured photometrically every two weeks for a period of two months. Because of the twisted growth form, of the tenth isolate, a visual estimation was used to measure its growth over the same period of time. The results of the experiments in the light were as follows: 1) 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T were generally neutral in their growth effects. However, …
Some Aspects Of Literary Criticism And The English Curriculum, Josephine Cleveland
Some Aspects Of Literary Criticism And The English Curriculum, Josephine Cleveland
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Reclamation Of Orphan Strip Mined Land In Southern Illinois And Western Kentucky : A Field Study Of The Palzo Project Of Williamson County, Illinois And The Clear Creek Swamp Of Webster And Hopkins Counties, Kentucky., Clara Ann Leuthart 1946-
Reclamation Of Orphan Strip Mined Land In Southern Illinois And Western Kentucky : A Field Study Of The Palzo Project Of Williamson County, Illinois And The Clear Creek Swamp Of Webster And Hopkins Counties, Kentucky., Clara Ann Leuthart 1946-
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The areas studied exhibit different aspects of the problem of orphan strip mines. The Palzo tract is a 192 acre parcel of orphan land in southern Illinois that is being reclaimed by incorporating sewage sludge into the spoil and seeding. Seven sampling stations were established along Sugar Creek which drains the Palzo area. Six of these stations were well above the area to be reclaimed. The seventh was located below the area receiving acid mine drainage. A study of Cairn's, Simpson's, Patten's, Margalef's, Menhinick's, and Wilhm and Dorris' diversity indices at the stations showed that such indices are misleading and …
Propagation Of Podophyllum Peltatum L. / By Kathleen W. Roush, Kathleen Wheeler Roush
Propagation Of Podophyllum Peltatum L. / By Kathleen W. Roush, Kathleen Wheeler Roush
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Food Habits Of Young-Of-The-Year Fishes In Abbey Pond, South Dakota, Randall D. Radant
Food Habits Of Young-Of-The-Year Fishes In Abbey Pond, South Dakota, Randall D. Radant
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Food habits of young-of-the-year largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides), bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus), black crappie (Pomoxis nigromaculatus), yellow bullhead (Ictalurus natalis), and yellow perch (Perca flavescens) were studied during 1973 and 1974 in Abbey Pond, South Dakota. Organisms found in young-of-the-year fish stomachs and in plankton samples were identified and counted in the laboratory. Zooplankton, aquatic insects and fish were the most important food organisms consumed by young fishes. Using Ivlev’s electivity index food electivity by the fishes for zooplankton was calculated. The size-specific food habits of young-of-the-year largemouth bass progressed from entomostracans to aquatic insects to fish. In most cases zooplanktons …
Factors Affecting The Development Of Lipase Flavor In Butter, Lawrence I. Bell
Factors Affecting The Development Of Lipase Flavor In Butter, Lawrence I. Bell
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Current trends in the dairy industry have resulted in an increase in the incidence of lipase flavored butter. Raw cream, fresh and aged 24 h, was divided into 3 fractions and heat treated at temperatures of 72 C, 85 C, and 93 C. Each fraction of cream was churned into butter, with the butter divided and stored at -28. 9 C and 4.4 C. Lipase flavor development was measured organoleptically, by acid degree value (ADV), and free fatty acids (FFA) using a colorimetric procedure. Age of the cream had a significant effect (P< .01) on FFA and. ADV .levels, whereas heat treatment .of the cream had a significant effect (P< .01) on flavor only. Storage time had a significant effect (P< .01) on FFA, ADV, and flavor and the temperature of storage had a significant effect (P< .01) on FFA ·and flavor. Correlation between FFA and ADV was 0.86. There was no correlation between flavor and either JTFA or ADV
Effect Of Rhenium On Nitrogenase Activity Of Azotobacter Effect Of Rhenium On Nitrogenase Activity Of Azotobacter Vinelandiiinelandii, Stephen L.R. Erdody
Effect Of Rhenium On Nitrogenase Activity Of Azotobacter Effect Of Rhenium On Nitrogenase Activity Of Azotobacter Vinelandiiinelandii, Stephen L.R. Erdody
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In recent years the biochemical aspects of molybdenum have come under increasing investigation. One phase of the investigation has centered on the function of Mo in nitrogenase enzymes. One way to study the biochemical function of an element with another which may mimic its function. A vanadium containing mitrogenase from Aztobacter vinalaudii has been prepared which displays properties indicative of replacement of the Moo by V. Attempts to prepare an active tungsteu analog have been unsuccessful as W exhibits an inhibitory effect. It has been suggested that rhenium analogs of Mo-nitrogenase rather than V or W, should be more useful …
The Construction Of A Racquetball Skills Test Battery For Beginning College Women, Barbara K. Halverson
The Construction Of A Racquetball Skills Test Battery For Beginning College Women, Barbara K. Halverson
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The sport of racquetball has rapidly gained popularity throughout the country. Racquetball evolved from the game of paddleball, and confusion in the use of these two terms continues to exist. Paddleball is played with a solid paddle and a Pennsylvania 100 ball which has a pin hole through the surface. Racquetball is laying with a strung racquet and a Seamless 558 ball. The recently organized (1968) International Racquetball Association sponsors singles and doubles competition for men and women of all ages, from under nineteen(Juniors) to over forty(Masters). Racquetball has also experienced rapid growth in popularity among college women as a …
Effects Of Manganese Chloride On Blood Formation In Rabbits, Donald Wayne Kerr
Effects Of Manganese Chloride On Blood Formation In Rabbits, Donald Wayne Kerr
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The objectives of these investigations were to determine the effect of manganese on the following: red and white blood cell counts, differential counts, packed cell volume, hemoglobin, reticulocyte composition, and manganese and iron determinations in respect to possible changes in these measurements with prolonged exposure to manganese.
Factors Affecting Efficiency To Weaning In Angus, Charolais, And Reciprocal Cross Cows, Douglas A. Marshall
Factors Affecting Efficiency To Weaning In Angus, Charolais, And Reciprocal Cross Cows, Douglas A. Marshall
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The purpose of this study was to gain understanding of the variables affecting efficiency of cows and production of their calves to weaning. Specific effects of cow size, condition and milk production on efficiency were examined along with reproductive performance of the experimental females to determine net weaning efficiency. An attempt was also made to examine traits that could be used in practical situations to detect differences in cow efficiency. Considerable research has been conducted to evaluate post weaning efficiency of nutrient utilization, but due to expense and time requirements individual feeding of cows and their progeny has been limited. …
Biologic Properties Of Midwestern Isolates Of Pseudorabies, Pamela F. Leslie
Biologic Properties Of Midwestern Isolates Of Pseudorabies, Pamela F. Leslie
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Previously, pseudorabies was not considered to be a problem in the midwest but prevalence of the disease has increased over the last five years. In 1974 along, eight isolations of pseudorabies virus were made at the South Dakota Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Laboratory from outbreaks in the area of northwest Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota. As of February1, 1975, here isolations of pseudorabies virus have been made from outbreaks in the area. Iowa State Diagnostic Laboratory reported a six-fold increase in pseudorabies cases in 197 as compared to the preceding four years (5). A survey of swine in Indiana …
Metabolic Studies Of 2, 2', ³⁶4, ³⁶4', 5, 5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl In Guinea Pigs, Margaret Ann Pearson
Metabolic Studies Of 2, 2', ³⁶4, ³⁶4', 5, 5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl In Guinea Pigs, Margaret Ann Pearson
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This study was carried out to investigate the metabolism 2, 21, 4, 41, 5, 51 – Hexachlorobiphenyl (C16-PCB). This isomer is a major containing more than 50% weight-to-weight (w/w) chlorine.1 To investigate this isomer, we obtained it in 36C1 labeled and non-labeled forms. We developed procedures to isolate and purify both forms of the hexachlorobiphenyl for further study. The 36C1 labeled biphenyl was then introduced into test animals for metabolic studies.
Salmonella Detection By Coulter Counter Volume Displacement Using Specific Antibody Coated Latex, Gita Chandulal Parikh
Salmonella Detection By Coulter Counter Volume Displacement Using Specific Antibody Coated Latex, Gita Chandulal Parikh
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The present study was designed to determine whether this Coulter Counter for detection of Salmonella typhimurium cells. The latex particles are coated with a specific antiserum which reacts with the particulate antigen, Salmonella cells. An increase in the volume of latex antibody and Salmonella cells is detected by the Coulter Counter data and a teletype to plot the data shortens the time consumption. This method also has a potential to be completely automated.
Nitrogen Fixation And Other Microbial Activities In Soil On Antelope Range Station, Thomas J. Schneeweis
Nitrogen Fixation And Other Microbial Activities In Soil On Antelope Range Station, Thomas J. Schneeweis
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This is a study of the symbiotic and non-symbiotic nitrogen fixing organisms on Antelope Range Station. Symbiotic nitrogen fixation is carried out by the native leguminous plants and the bacterial genus Rhizobium. This bacterium causes nodules to form on leguminous plants, and this symbiotic relationship is capable of utilizing gaseous nitrogen as a nitrogen source. Some experimentation was also done on a lichen found throughout the area studies. While speciation was not attempted, the lichen specimens were morphologically similar. These lichens also represented a symbiotic relationship, but in this case a nitrogen fixing blue-green algae formed a thallus with a …
Effectiveness Of Selected Media For Removal Of Hydrogen Sulfide, Robert C. Renner
Effectiveness Of Selected Media For Removal Of Hydrogen Sulfide, Robert C. Renner
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The studies described herein represent a preliminary effort toward developing an effective and economic method for controlling odors from anaerobic lagoons. The objectives of this investigation were: 1. To determine experimentally the effectiveness of various materials in reducing odors resulting from anaerobic treatment of wastewater. 2. To provide a recommendation concerning the thickness of the most effective materials for use as a cover to reduce odors from anaerobic lagoons.
Nitrogen Fixation By Selected Native Legumes Of South Dakota, Ronald S. Shave
Nitrogen Fixation By Selected Native Legumes Of South Dakota, Ronald S. Shave
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The purpose of this study has been to advance knowledge of the nitrogen fixation potential of selected native legumes. With this objective in mind the investigation has been broken down into three segments. 1. Specimens of native legumes were sought on a state wide basis, collected, identified and preserved in a permanent herbarium. 2. Native legumes which showed good nodulation were evaluated for nitrogen fixing potential. 3. The microsymbiont was isolated from the nodules of selected native legumes and cultured.
Computer Simulation Of Western Equine Encephalitis Virus Transmission To Horses In South Dakota By The Culex Tarsalis Mosquito, Richard Frank Schryer
Computer Simulation Of Western Equine Encephalitis Virus Transmission To Horses In South Dakota By The Culex Tarsalis Mosquito, Richard Frank Schryer
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This research is an attempt to develop a computer simulation model that will be capable of illustrating the effect of various factors on the outcome of a simulated equine encephalitis epidemic. It is intended that through computer simulation techniques, I will become possible to better understand the factors that contribute to or reduce the magnitude gained of an encephalitis epidemic in horses. Subsequently, the knowledge gained by computer simulation could provide the groundwork for the development of a model that will be capable of projecting the likelihood of an epidemic based on mosquito populations and WEE infection rates as they …
The Infiltration Of A Lagoon Effluent For Final Waste Treatment, William B. Sherman
The Infiltration Of A Lagoon Effluent For Final Waste Treatment, William B. Sherman
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The study and literature herein described was instituted for the purpose of examining the application of the stabilization pond effluent at Madison, South Dakota, to a soil type present in that area. The literature emphasized the importance of investigating the soil and water at each location because of variations witnessed in nearly every land application system that has been studied. With much assistance from officials of Madison, South Dakota, a lysimeter study was performed at the Madison lagoon by passing stabilization pond effluent through local soil,, collecting the resultant water to measure the rate of infiltration and analyzing the resultant …
Supplementation Of Opaque-2 And Normal Corn With Lysine And Tryptophan For Finishing Swine, John G. Volz
Supplementation Of Opaque-2 And Normal Corn With Lysine And Tryptophan For Finishing Swine, John G. Volz
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The Purpose of the research reported herein was to further investigate the adequacy of normal and opaque-2 corn as sources of lysine and tryptophan for finishing swine. The criteria used to measure the value of these two amino acids were growth performance, plasma-free amino acids and carcass data.
Nitrogen Fixation By And Isolation Of Rhizobium Species From Native Legumes From A Tall Grass Prairie In South Dakota, Richard S. Steece
Nitrogen Fixation By And Isolation Of Rhizobium Species From Native Legumes From A Tall Grass Prairie In South Dakota, Richard S. Steece
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This thesis is concerned primarily with the occurrence of nitrogen fixation in native legumes on burned vs. unburned sections of the tall grass prairie. It is also concerned with the isolation of the root nodule bacteria and their identification as rhizobia. Various other biological data such as plate counts a of soil bacteria and azotobacter plate counts along with the influence of abiotic factors such as temperature, soil moisture and organic matter were determined to see in a relationship could be detected with nitrogen fixation.
Encephalitis Epidemiology In South Dakota : The Development And Use Of An Encephalitis Simulation Model And A Computerized Human Serum Bank To Determine Western And St. Louis Encephalitis Activity, Curtis Dean Wilson
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The investigation reported here represents an attempt to relate a virus vector simulation model with field observations made in South Dakota over the past years. The viruses that will be examined are two encephalitis viruses, western equine encephalitis (WEE) and St. Louis encephalitis (SLE). Since the encephalitis viruses are grouped within the arboviruses, viruses transmitted by an arthropod vector, any epidemiological study of the human and horse encephalitis outbreak process must include a study of the vector, in this case mosquitoes, and the factors affecting that vector. It is this complex relationship of virus, vector and hosts that led those …
Amino Acid Additions To A Low Protein Corn-Soy Diet For Egg Production, Ali Baghaye Kashani
Amino Acid Additions To A Low Protein Corn-Soy Diet For Egg Production, Ali Baghaye Kashani
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The present study was conducted to determine if the protein level of layer diets could be lowered from the: commonly used 16 percent to 12 percent by supplementation of some of the essential amino acids without reducing the performance of hens. The amino acids used were methionine, lysine, tryptophan and isoleucine. Egg production, egg shell thickness, interior egg quality, body weight, feed efficiency and free amino acid content of the albumen of eggs produced were criteria used to measure the (--) to treatment.
Prevalence Of Listeria Monocytogenes In A Bovine Associated Environment, Verne D. Brakke
Prevalence Of Listeria Monocytogenes In A Bovine Associated Environment, Verne D. Brakke
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Listeria monocytogenes has emerged into the realm of disease causing bacteria as a pathogen of public health importance. Its opportunistic and ubiquitous nature has led to an ever increasing number of case reports implicating this organism in human and animal disease. Following its discovery Listeria has been observed in many countries from the tropics to the arctic (6). In addition to human subjects, Listeria has been found with a very wide host range which includes 37 mammals, 17 fowls, ticks, fish, crustaceans, silage, soil, dust, slaughter house waste, stream water, sewage and mud.
Propagation Of Selected Native Prairie Plants By Leaf Tissue Culture, Bernard Erlyn Ellis
Propagation Of Selected Native Prairie Plants By Leaf Tissue Culture, Bernard Erlyn Ellis
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Preservation of our native prairie has long been neglected while extensive farming practices have reduced the native prairie to isolated areas of untillable land. These diminishing acres of prairie (Jenkins 1971, Tinker 1971) are our remaining link with the stable environment after man has disrupted the landscape to his advantage. The objective of this investigation was to produce plantlets of selected native prairie plants by leaf tissue culture and to eventually establish them in the field. In doing this it was necessary to study the characteristic of each species in both culture and field behavior. Twenty species were selected for …
The Relationship Between Sociological And Biographical Variables And Self-Concept Scores Of Four- And Five-Year Old Children, Linda E. Derscheid
The Relationship Between Sociological And Biographical Variables And Self-Concept Scores Of Four- And Five-Year Old Children, Linda E. Derscheid
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The purpose of this study was to provide information concerning factors that could relate to the self-concept development of four-and five-year old children. The factors studies were: age, sex, birth order family size, socioeconomic status, whether or not the child had attended nursery school, day care, or Head Start, how long the child had attended the preschool program, and the type and quality of the preschool environment.
Food Habits, Growth, And Production Of Young-Of-The-Year Walleyes, Stizostedion Vitreum Vitreum (Mitchell), In A South Dakota Pond, Ronne E. Walker
Food Habits, Growth, And Production Of Young-Of-The-Year Walleyes, Stizostedion Vitreum Vitreum (Mitchell), In A South Dakota Pond, Ronne E. Walker
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A 12.45 hectare South Dakota pond was stocked with 25,000 walleye, Stizostedion vitreum vitreum (Mitichell), fingerling on 13 June, 1973. Walleyes were monitored for growth rate and food habits until 13 September, 1973. Walleyes were removed from the pond using various methods in order to evaluate the efficiency of removal methods. The average total length and average weight of walleyes in the pond increased from 43.5 mm and 0.50 g on 13 June to 167.1 mm and 41.25 g on 13 September. This was a gain of 123. 6 mm and 40.75 g or an average daily increase of 1.34 …
Remote Sensing Of Water Quality In Prairie Lakes, Brian D. Thoreson
Remote Sensing Of Water Quality In Prairie Lakes, Brian D. Thoreson
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The possibility of predicting prairie lake water quality using remote-sensing data during the 1974 open water season was investigated. Water quality samples were collected to coincide with satellite (LANDSAT-1) overpasses ad low-altitude aircraft flights. Twelve different remote-sensing estimates were taken from LANDSAT-1 imagery, low-altitude aerial photographs, ground-based radiometer, and ground-level photographs. These were correlated with prairie lake water transparency (secchi depth) and algae abundance (chlorophyll ‘a’ and total cell concentrations). For predictive purposes multiple regression analysis were performed using the three water quality parameters as independent variables. The correlations between the three water quality parameters and physical factors (rainfall, solar …
A Proposed Curriculum For Pharmacy Administration Program For Nigerian Pharmacy Schools, Darego Wilson Maclayton
A Proposed Curriculum For Pharmacy Administration Program For Nigerian Pharmacy Schools, Darego Wilson Maclayton
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The Effects Of Thyroid Inhibition On Ovarian Function And On Theconcentration Of Estradiol-17b In Reproductive And Pituitary Tissues Of The Golden Hamster / By Larry Marvin Robinson, Larry Marvin Robinson
The Effects Of Thyroid Inhibition On Ovarian Function And On Theconcentration Of Estradiol-17b In Reproductive And Pituitary Tissues Of The Golden Hamster / By Larry Marvin Robinson, Larry Marvin Robinson
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A Study Of The Public Drinking Establishment As A Social Institution, John Douglas Caulfield
A Study Of The Public Drinking Establishment As A Social Institution, John Douglas Caulfield
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