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Water grass

Thick with Algae Old brown grass and smartweed and floating grass Fresh clean water, grass, and weeds No grass Roadside ditch grass and weeds... [Pg.45]

Structure VII (with R = CC13 and R2 = H) is useful for controlling water grass in rice paddies (9). We have done some studies on this and... [Pg.280]

One of the most significant factors affecting plant capital cost is location. Capital cost is influenced by whether the site is developed or grass roots. Developed sites generally have basic utilities, such as electrical power and water. Grass roots sites typically require the inclusion of such utility systems for the project. Additionally, at some grass roots and undeveloped sites, there is little or no local infrastructure to support the construction activity. A construction camp may be required, as well as imported construction labor. Alternatively, the project can adopt modular construction to offset the need for a large construction force. [Pg.129]

It is water that, in taking different forms, constitutes tlie earth, atmosphere, sky, mountain, gods and men, beasts and birds, grass and trees, animals down to worms, flies and ants,... [Pg.191]

Virtually anywhere water contacts organic matter in the absence of air is a suitable place for methanoarchaea to thrive—at the bottom of ponds bogs and rice fields for example Marsh gas (swamp gas) IS mostly methane Methanoarchaea live inside termites and grass eating animals One source quotes 20 L/day as the methane output of a large cow... [Pg.66]

Biomass whether trees, plants, grasses, algae, or water plants, has a heating value of 15.1 X 10 J/dry t, and is converted in integrated biomass planting, harvesting, and conversion systems to SNG at an overall thermal efficiency of 50%. [Pg.11]

The chemical characteristics of biomass vary over a broad range because of the many different types of species. Table 8 compares the typical analyses and energy contents of land- and water-based biomass, ie, wood, grass, kelp, and water hyacinth, and waste biomass, ie, manure, urban refuse, and primary sewage sludge, with those of cellulose, peat, and bituminous coal. Pure cellulose, a representative primary photosynthetic product, has a carbon content of... [Pg.13]

Land-based trees plants grasses Water-based single-cell algae multicell algae water plants... [Pg.15]

Aliphatic-Garboxylics. There are only two herbicides present in this class, trichloroacetate [76-03-9] (TCA) and dalapon [75-99-0]. These are used primarily for the selective control of annual and perennial grass weeds in cropland and noncropland (2,299). Dalapon is also used as a selective aquatic herbicide (427). Dalapon and TCA are acidic in nature and are not strongly sorbed by sods. They are reported to be rapidly degraded in both sod and water by microbial processes (2,427). However, the breakdown of TCA occurs very slowly when incubated at 14—15°C in acidic sods (428). Timing not only accelerates this degradation but also increases the numbers of TCA-degrading bacteria. An HA has been issued for dalapon, but not TCA (269). [Pg.54]

Hydrogen peroxide concentrations of 35% and above may, and 50% and above do, cause spontaneous combustion of dry grasses, wood, and leaves. Spills of concentrated hydrogen peroxide should be diluted with excess amounts of water immediately. Practically all soHd combustible materials contain sufficient quantities of catalytic impurities to rapidly decompose hydrogen peroxide, especially at 70% concentration and above. [Pg.480]

The still is charged with grass snd cold water in proportions of nee to fonr by weight. The fire is then pat nnder the still and the distillate... [Pg.84]


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