10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AEROPLANKTON»
Discover the use of
aeroplankton in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aeroplankton and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Bacterial Aeroplankton of the Upper Layers of the ...
There, and their occurrence and viability in the upper layers of the atmosphere have been studied very little, particularly with regard to different meteorological situations and at different seasons of the year, Yet these are precisely the ...
S. Klyuzko, Joint publications research service arlington va, 1960
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Planktology: Aeroplankton, Algae Scrubber, Artificial ...
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Monitoring Environmental Materials and Specimen Banking: ...
Considerations for the Monitoring of Aeroplankton Aeroplankton includes viruses, bacteria, protozoa and algae, pollen, and certain insects that are transported passively through the air. They are introduced into the air from many sources.
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Advances in Aerobiology: Proceedings of the 3rd ... - Strona 4
I asked myself, '' Who was actually the originator of the term ' aeroplankton " ?" Pasteur and other investigators of his time and later, certainly knew that there are things like bacteria and fungal spores in the air around us. The expression ...
R.M. Leuschner, Boehm, 2013
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The Life of the Swift, Micropus Apus (L.), in Relation to ... - Strona 42
As, however, Palmen (1944) has stated, the proportion of such insects in the whole aeroplankton must be regarded as very unimportant. The direction of the wind seems, likewise, to have some importance. According to Glick the largest ...
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Toimituksia: Annales. Biologica. Series A.. 4 - Strona 42
As, however, PALMEN (1944) has stated, the proportion of such insects in the whole aeroplankton must be regarded as very unimportant. The direction of the wind seems, likewise, to have some importance. According to GLICK the largest ...
Suomalainen Tiedeakatemia, 1951
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Experientia: Supplementum - Wydanie 51 - Strona 3
I asked myself, "Hho was actually the originator of the term 'aeroplankton'?"Pasteur and other investigators of his time and later, certainly knew that there are things like bacte— ria and fungal spores in the air around us. The expression ...
Ruth M. Leuschner, Gund Boehm, 1987
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Behavior as an ecological factor - Strona 18
It is evident that temperature is one of the most important factors controlling the amount of aeroplankton. Wherever and whenever the temperature is favourable, insects usually appear in abundance. The temperature on the ground surface (the ...
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Advances in aerobiology: proceedings of the 3rd ... - Strona 3
I asked myself, " Who was actually the originator of the term ' aeroplankton ' ? " Pasteur and other investigators of his time and later, certainly knew that there are things like bacteria and fungal spores in the air around us. The expression ...
Ruth M. Leuschner, Gund Boehm, 1987
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Podręcznik palynologii: metody i problemy - Strona 54
Aeroplankton. Otaczająca nas atmosfera nigdy nie jest zupełnie wolna od unoszącej się w powietrzu drobniutkiej zawiesiny organicznego i nieorganicznego pochodzenia. Organiczna część tej zawiesiny, którą nazywamy aeroplanktonem, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AEROPLANKTON»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
aeroplankton is used in the context of the following news items.
Building the Microbial Hitchhikers Guide to the Solar System
Years ago, NASA scientist David J. Smith discovered microorganisms, known as aeroplankton, floating in the upper atmosphere — a place that's not associated ... «Discover Magazine, Oct 15»
Tablica Mendelejewa wisi w powietrzu. Czym oddychają Polacy?
Warto też wiedzieć, z czego składa się miejski aeroplankton: bakterie, grzyby czy inne organiczne drobinki - o tym cisza. Dioksyn, które są potencjalnie trujące, ... «Wyborcza.biz, Mar 15»
Hugh Raffles, 2010, Insectopedia, Pantheon Books, New York, 465 …
Le ciel devient miroir de l'océan et les insectes forment un "aeroplankton". Raffles nous rappelle que la première chose à ne pas oublier de cette première lettre ... «Revues.org, Jun 14»
Alpine Swifts, Migrating Birds, Can Stay In Flight For 6 Months At A …
Instead, swifts can eat midair by feeding on aeroplankton (or arial plankton), bits of bacteria, fungus, insects and other little things that float on air currents. «iScienceTimes.com, Oct 13»
Alpensegler fliegen 200 Tage nonstop
Alpensegler ernähren sich hauptsächlich von sogenanntem «Aeroplankton», winzigen Tierchen, Sporen, Pollen oder Pflanzensamen, die durch die Luft treiben. «Tierwelt, Oct 13»
Explosive dispersal: Microbes hitch a ride on volcanic eruptions
These airborne microbes, collectively referred to as "aeroplankton," can transmit diseases and directly influence the weather and climate by seeding the ... «Ars Technica, Sep 13»
Anti-rape slogan on T-shirt transforms rapist into a good human being
... against corruption”, “Flag march against the hunting of humpbacked whales in the Pacific Ocean” and “Newspaper collection drive to preserve aeroplankton”. «Firstpost, Jun 13»
Museum-quality science needs you
Garrett knows that the white-throated swift he just spotted east of the bird-viewing platform eats "aeroplankton"--airborne bugs--and literally flies around all day. «LA Observed, Jun 13»
The air around us is teeming with life — it's just too tiny to see
Consider tiny seeds and small arthropods (spiders and insects); these form part of what is known as aeolian plankton, or aeroplankton. The association between ... «The Japan Times, Aug 12»
'Insectopedia'
Unmoored, they turned to the ocean, began talking about the "aeroplankton" drifting in the vastness of the open skies. They told each other about tiny insects, ... «New York Times, Mar 10»
