https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/sbi-0640756.h
Our results evidence that macrophyte cutting in nutrient-rich urban streams does not necessarily lead to lower in-stream storage and metabolism but that the gain in hyporheic exchange and streambed microbial metabolic activity can compensate for reduced in-stream storage. Increased stream flow resulting from macrophyte removal may therefore even enhance nutrient and pollutant attenuation capacity of streambed sediments.Sodium-ion batteries operating at room temperature have emerged as a generation of energy storage devices to replac
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