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استعمال المجهر الالكتروني الماسح لتحديد التراكم الحيوي لايونات بعض العناصر الثقيلة وتاثيرها في بعض انواع الطحالب == Using the Scanning Electron Microscopy to Determine the Bioaccumulation Of The Ions Of Some Heavy Metals and Their Effect On Some Types Of Algae

Author name: سعاد حسين علي البدري
Supervisor name: صباح ناهي ناصر | احمد محسن عذبي
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Dhi Qar
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امكانية تحفيز بعض الطحالب المعزولة محليا لانتاج الوقود الحيوي == Possibility of stimulation of some locally isolated algae for production of biofeul

Author name: ثائر محمد ابراهيم العكيلي
Supervisor name: ابراهيم مهدي عزوز السلمان
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
University: University of Baghdad
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
First pages:
Abstract: In the current study, samples of algae have been collecting from( Springs , Streams and Rivulets)including in northern of Iraq (the area on the Iraqi - Iranian and Turkish borders, and from the middle in the areas of (Tarmiya and Alabegi) several races of used algae in biofuels such as : Scendesmus spp , S . quadricouda , S . Dimorphus,Chroococcus sp. ,Chlorococcum humicola , Microcystsp. , Asterococcus sp. ,Chlorella sp , Oscillotoriasp. , Anabena sp , Nostoc. sp. , Ankistrodesmus falcatus.diagnosed , were isolated and prepared pure cultures of Asterococcus sp. , S dimorphus, C.humicola and were selected three culture medium (BG11, Chu13, Chu10)for culturing and development of these algae under controlling conditions (2 ± 25 ° C, intensity of illumination 3000 Lux and 8 : 16 light : darkness system).Experiments include three axes, the first representing the study of the influence of media - type and installed in curves and growth rates (K) and doubling time(G) and estimate the biomass of the tested algae, in addition to monitoring the effectiveness of the quality of the medium in the chemical content of algae and of (total of lipids, proteins, carbohydrates content and fatty acids). A second include the treatment are (remove nitrogen from the media, addition NaCl with 2 g.l - 1, addition of vitamins mixture (B1, B6, B12) in the following concentrations (0. 1, 0.1, 0. 01) mg .l - 1, respectively and change the current speed (as a mixing factor) of 400 and 850 l. h - 1). Third axis include the efficiency of the Photobioreactor system test (Tubular Photobioreactor named( I.TH.1) designed by a researchers for the purpose of comparison between culturing in bottles and the possibility of the application of expandingproduction in the reactor system of 120 liters, for testing C. humicola in Chu13media.The results showed that the highest growth rate recorded in BG11 for Asterococcus sp, was 0.343 cells . day - 1 depending on the absorbance values at of 650 nm wavelength, while the highest rate depending on the number of cells scored in Chu13 after the addition of vitamins mixture for C.humicola was 1.16 cells .day - 1, while the lowest growth rate(K) scored in Asterococcus sp, In Chu10 after the removal of nitrogen and reached 0.04 cells . day - 1, as less doubled time(G) scored when Chu13 after the addition of NaCl to Asterococcus sp, and reached 1.12 day depending on the absorbance values, while less doubling time(G) was relying on the number of cells in C.humicola in Chu13 after the addition of vitamins and amounted to 0.257day.The highest doubled time(G)13.7 and 15.05 day was scored in BG11 after removing N2 form culture medium of Asterococcus sp, depending on the absorbance values and the number of cells respectively. The highest biomass value recorded at Asterococcus sp with current speed 400 l.h - 1 and amounted to 0.724 mg .g - 1 dry weight,while the less biomass0.203 mg.g - 1 dry weight at the same algal after the addition of NaCl to Chu10 .The highest value of total lipids recorded at removing nitrogen from the Chu13 inS.dimorphus amounted 320.8 mg . g - 1 (dry weight) while it was less than at the C.humicola in control. As Chu10 recorded the highest percentage of total lipids was registered at S.dimorphus in BG11 after removing nitrogen and stood at 81.48%. The lowest percentage was registered with C.humicola in Chu10 amounted to 32.49%.The highest amount of total proteins , when Asterococcus sp developed at current speed of 400 l . h - 1 in Chu13 amounted to 299.7 mg . g - 1 (dry weight), while the least value was registered at S.dimorphus amounted to 8.9 mg . g - 1 in BG11 - free of nitrogen. While recorded the highest percentage of total proteins when Asterococcus sp, after the addition of NaCl to BG11media and amounted to 51.17%, while the lowest percentage was registered to the same alga after removing nitrogen from the BG11 and amounted to 5.7%.Results prepared that the highest amount of total carbohydrates, was recorded in the S.dimorphus when the velocity of 400 l . h - 1 and amounted to 63.09 mg . g - 1 (dry weight), and the least amount was registered in Asterococcus sp in Chu10 after the addition of vitamins. While the highest percentage recorded for carbohydrates in S.dimorphus in control BG11 reached 41.67%,and the lowest percentage was in Asterococcus sp at Chu10 after the addition of a mixture of vitamins and stood at 4.65% .When the follow - up impact of the transactions used in the experiments in quality and quantity of fatty acid (Luric, Palmetic, Stearic, Lionoleic, α - liolenic, Oleic, Archidic, DHA), we find that the the final concentrations have varied significantly, recorded acids Luric, Palmetic, Stearic higher concentrations when Asterococcus sp. In Chu13 after the addition of NaCl first and, second and was 46.7, 381.27 mg . l - 1, respectively, while the acid Stearic amounted to 117.0 mg . l - 1 after removing nitrogen from BG11. While α - linoleic, Linoleic asid recorded the highest amount it reached 188.3, 22.7mg.l - 1 when Chu10 after the addition of vitamins and at the speed of 400 l . h - 1, respectively, for Asterococcus sp, As Oleic, Archidic, DHA acids recorded the highest amount in C.humicola amounted to 125.08, 131.8,175.65 mg .l - 1 , at the current speed of 400 l . h - 1 in the first and second acides, when BG11 after removing nitrogen, DHA acid,as in terms of percentages acids, we find that the current study showed the highest percentage of Linoleic, Luric amounted to 39.69, 84.9% at the control Chu10 and Chu13 after treatment with vitamins respectively in Asterococcus sp.While DHA Oleic, α - linoleic, Stearic acids recorded highest percentage reached to 43.39, 44.25, 46.71, 46.85%, respectively, in S.dimorphus in BG11control , after treatment with vitamins to Chu10and after the addition NaCl toBG11respectively . As Archidic, Palmetic acids recorded the highest percentage in C.humicola amounted to 28.42, 62.6%, respectively, in BG11control and the speed 850 l . h - 1.the highest amount of saturated fatty acids S.F.A recorded in Asterococcus sp. and it amounted to 951.7 mg . l - 1 after the addition NaCl to Chu13 .The highest percentage was registered at the same alga 92.5% in Chu13control. Current studie also recorded the highest amount of unsaturated fatty acid U.F.A recorded in Asterococcus sp. and it amounted to 488.2 mg .l - 1 when adding vitamins to Chu10, while the highest percentage recorded in S.dimorphus amounted to 91.79% when adding NaCl to BG11.I n applying the experience of the test reactor, the photobioreactor of 120 liters and choosing alga C.humicola inChu13 and 400 l .h - 1, we find that the system I.TH.1 has given the results and the differences were not significant in terms of impact on growth rates and the doubling time of replication when compared with the first and second controls(Chu13 represent first control sized 150 ml and the process to shake once a day and the second control mixing factor 400 l . h - 1 in 3 - liter size). In terms of the impact of I.TH.1 on the biomass it has increased significantly when the first control while non - significant differences were recorded for the second control at the level of probability (P≤ 0.05) either when the effect in the chemical content of the total of studied alga, we find it recorded 199.6, 200.5, 198.2 mg . g - 1 of total lipids and 218.5, 214.3, 185.9 mg . g - 1 of total proteins and 147.7, 165.1, 143.2 mg . g - 1 of total carbohydrates in the first , second control, I.TH.1respectively. These results show no significant differences between the results of I.TH.1 and education in bottles laboratory. either at the level of the quantity and quality of fatty acids, we find that there is variation in the results as recorded all the fatty acid was significantly higher for the first control except Luric acid which disappeared from the second control and I.TH.1 , while there was a significant decrease in α - Liolenic, Olice, Archidic acids. While I.TH.I recorded an increase in Palmetic, Linolic, DHA acids compared with the second control, with the advent of acidic Myrestic and Stiric in the system and the disappearance in two controls, That shows the importance of the use of these bioreactors in the biofuel production studys.

دراسة بيئية لبعض العناصر الثقيلة في مياه نهر الفرات عند مدينة الناصرية وقابلية مراكمتها من قبل بعض الطحالب الخضر المزرقة ونبات الشمبلان مختبريا == Ecological Study of Some Heavy Metals on The Euphrates river Water at Nassiriyah City and The Ability of Accumulation by Some Blue green Algae and Ceratophyllum demersum L. in the Laboratory

Author name: عبد الوهاب ريسان عيال العبادي
Supervisor name: احمد محسن عذبي | اقبال جاسم الاسدي
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Basrah
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Abstract: The diversity of phytoplankton were studied and some physical and chemical environmental factors are (Temperature of air and water , pH , electrical conductivity , salinity , dissolved oxygen , alkalinity , hardness and nutrients) of four locations on Euphrates river water at Nassiriyah city in Thi Qar governorate . The first location lies north - west of Nassiriyah city at Al - Sharif region , whereas the second location lies in Al - Mustafaweia region , and the third location lies in Al - Majzarah region , and finally the fourth location lies in Al - Fadlyia city . Samples of water were collected from January to December of the same year of 2014 .The concentrations of some heavy metals are (lead , cobalt and cadmium ) were estimated , in addition to limitation of the efficiency of some algal species and Ceratophyllum demersum L. in bioremediation of their elements on the river water and a limitation of the accumulation sites of the heavy metals on the cells of the algal and plant by using the scanning electron microscope - x - ray . The results revealed clearly a variation on monthly , quarterly and locations of the number properties of the physical and chemical that were studied , the temperature of water ranged between 11.5cہ - 43.6c ہ and air ranged between 15.5cہ - 44.9 cہ , the high temperature at the second location was recorded .The high value of pH 8.62 in the forth locations at April was recorded and the low 7.2 in the third location at July . The concentrations of electrical conductivity were ranged between 3308 - 5773 μs / cm , whereas the concentrations of salinity ranged between 2.11 - 3.69 gm / l , the high concentration on the third location at February was recorded , and the low on the first location at April was recorded , while the concentrations of the dissolved oxygen ranged between 5.40 - 11.70 mg / l , the high concentration on the first location at February was recorded , whereas the low concentration on the third location at August was recorded , also the alkalinity concentrations ranged between 13 - 250 mg / l , the high concentration on the fourth location at March and the low concentration on the third location at July was recorded . From the results , it was show that , the river water was hardship , the hardness concentrations ranged between 850 - 1610 mg / l , the high concentrationaon the third location at January , and the low on the second location at May was recorded .While the concentrations of the nutrients , as nitrate and phosphate , the nitrate concentrations ranged between 13.6 - 41.5 mg / l , the high concentration on the third location at February and the low concentration on the first location at July , whereas the phosphates concentration ranged between 0.83 - 1092 mg / l , the high concentration on the third location on first location at April.Also the diversity of phytoplankton had been studied that were present in water of the river, There were diagnosis 198 species distributed between six classes , the dominance to the Bacillariophyceae as 90 species which belonged to 19 genus were recorded and at the percentage 45.45% of the total numbers of species recorded , followed by the Chlorophyceae 46 species which belonged to 25 genus and at the percentage 23.23% of the total species were that were recorded , followed by Cyanophyceae algae 46 species which were belonged to 15 genus and at the percentage 23.23% and algae of the Euglenophyceae had eight species which were belonged to three genus record and at the percentage 4.04% , with regard to the algae of Xanthophyceae had recorded five types at there belonged to three genus and at the percentage 2.52% and finally the algae of Chrysophyceae which was recorded three types belonged to the same genus , which collectively represent the percentage 1.51% .The study also experienced a record for species of phytoplankton at the first time in Iraq , which were five belonged to four classes , one of them was belonged to Chlorophyceae algae (Trochiscia granulate Prescott.) and the others to the Euglenophyceae(Phacus pyrum (Ehrenb.) Stein and Trachelomonas simillis Stokes) and one species for Chrysophyceae(Mallomonas elliptica (Kisselew) Conrad)and Xanthophyceae algae (Peroniella planctonica G.M.Smith).The concentration of some heavy metals (lead , cobalt and cadmium) in water of the locations was studied by using the flame atomic absorption spectrophotometer , the results were showing that , the concentrations of lead ranged between 4.58 - 29.0 μg / l , as record the high concentration on third location at August and the low on the first location at December , while the concentrations of cobalt were ranged between 4.60 - 23.0 μg / l , as record low concentration was on the first location at December ,bwhile the high concentration on the third location at August , cadmium concentrations ranged between 0.84 - 14.63 μg / l , the low concentration 0.84 μg / l recorded in the first location at December , while the high concentration 14.63 μg/ l in the third location at June .The study included too . a laboratory experiments to demonstrates the efficiency of some species of algae and Ceratophyllum demersum L. on the bioremediation of pollutants in the river water . The results indicates that , there was an increase on the percentage of the removal of elements with the increasing concentrations of elements that were added to water aquarium , reaching the low percentage of biological remove of the lead 95.2% at the treatment 50 mg / l and at the time period 10 days , whereas the biological remove of the high percentage 99.2% at the same treatment during the time period 40 days.As for the cobalt element , the results showing that , there were a gradual increases of the proportion of the removal with the increasing concentrations of cobalt that were added to the water aquarium , and reached to 94.2% at the treatment 50 mg / l at the time period 10 days , whereas the percent for the removal 98.56% at the time period 40 days at the same treatment , whereas the percentage of the vital removing of the element cadmium by the water plant Ceratophyllum demersum was increases in removing from the water aquarium that was 92.6% at the treatment 50 mg / l at the time period 10days , whereas it was 97.40% at the same treatment .As for the algae it had been isolated and diagnoses , the were four species of , blue - greens (Microcystis aeruginosa Kütz. , Nostoc linckia(Roth) Bornet and Thuret , Oscillatoria amoena(ktz.) Gomont and Hapalosiphon aureus West and West , samples were collected from the Euphrates river water on the studied locations . It was purified and propagation of these species on the laboratory for a single culture cell , unialgal culture and axenic culture to test their ability to remove and accumulation of the heavy metals from water. These species of algae were treated salt solution of heavy metals are lead , cobalt and cadmium both in privates and at different concentrations 0.10 , 0.25 , 0.50 , 1.00 and 2.00 mg / l for a period of two weeks . H.aureus was accumulated more of lead 1.724 μg / gm at the treatment 2.00 mg / l , followed by O.amoena which accumulated 1.638 μg / gm and N.linckia accumulatedc1.621 μg / gm and finally M.aeruginosa accumulated 1.579 μg / gm at the same treatment , but when adding the salt solution of cobalt nitrate , the alga O.amoena was accumulated more of cobalt element 1.726 μg / gm at the treatment is 2.00 mg / l , followed by H.aureus as accumulated 1.638 μg / gm , and was N.linckia accumulated 1.535 μg / gm , followed by M.aeruginosa 1.428 μg / gm at the same treatment . When are using the solution of the salt cadmium acetate , the N.linckia was accumulated more of cadmium 1.08 μg / gm , followed by H.aureus which was accumulated 0.63 μg / gm and finally O.amoena accumulated the percentage was reached 0.59 μg / gm at the same treatment .The study was included too the a limitation sites and accumulation of heavy metals within the plant cells and algae that were studied by using technology of scanning electron microscope - x - ray and the use of reagent X - ray EDX with SE2 .The results were showing that , The locations which accumulated heavy elements was in the cytoplasm of the cell . On the above of the foregoing the Ceratophyllum demersum L. showing high efficiency of accumulation of heavy elements inside the cells as compared with the studied algae , the efficiency and ability to increase of the accumulation increases by added of elements and by the increases period of exposure , also algae were revealed a capabilit

دراسة بيئية لمجتمع الطحالب وبعض الملوثات البيئية في نهر الحسينية - كربلاء المقدسة / العراق == Ecological Study For Algal Community And Some Pollutants In Al - Husseinia River Holy Karbala - Iraq

Author name: سارا حمود عبد الامير الاسدي
Supervisor name: فكرت مجيد حسن | جاسم محمد سلمان
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Karbala
First pages:
Abstract: اجريت دراســة بيئية شاملة على مياه نهر الحسينية في الفترة الممتدة مـن تشــرين الاول 2012 ولغاية ايلول 2013، تم فيها دراسة الخصائص الفيزيائية والكيميائية لمياه النهر بالاضافة الى اجراء دراسة كمية ونوعية لمجتمع الطحالب الهائمة والملتصقة المتواجدة في المناطق | Acomprehensive ecological study was conducted on Al - Husseinia River during the period from October 2012 to Septemper 2013. This study includes measuring some chemical and physical properties of water and conduct quantitive and qualitative study of the Algal community which includes the phytoplankton and the periphyton algae , in addition to measuring some of pollutants types such as Heavy metals and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) the water of the river and its sediments and some kinds of aquatic plants such as Ceratophyllum demersum, Hydrilla verticillta, Potamogeton pectinatus and Phragmites australis. The results of the present study showed temporal and spatial variations in the physical - chemical properties of water. The water temperature ranged between (12.7 - 31.3) °C which accompanied the variations of air temperature that ranged between (8.5 - 45.3) °C. The river was tending to the alkalinity and the PH was ranged between 7.5 - 8.8 were dominated by bicarbonate ions, the electrical conductivity and the Total Dissolved Solids and The Total suspended solids ranged between (840 - 1416.67) ?s/cm and (413.33 - 700) mg / l and (6.33 - 55.07) mg / l respectively. The river was oligosaline with a salinity ranged between (0.54 - 0.91) PSU. The water current velocity and light penetration recorded fluctuated during the period of the study, their values ranged between (11.68 - 37.77) cm / Sec and (33.67 - 148.67) cm, respectively. The Dissolved oxygen and biological oxygen demand increased during the cold months and decreased during the warm months where the values ranged between (4.97 - 12.63) mg / l and (0.4 - 4.48) mg / l respectively. The river was very hard, the total hardness ranged between (240 - 516.67) mg / l, and the Total alkalinity ranged between (106.33 - 162) mg / l. Calcium ions and Magnesium ions ranged between (40.08 - 162.32) mg / l and (13.67 - 64.73) mg / l. The values of sulfates ranged between (58.94 - 131.37) mg / l ; their values show an increase at the study sites which were under highly human activities, but they did not exceed the permissible levels of the drinking water quality. The nutrients such as silica and total nitrogen and total phosphorous showed variations during the study and their values ranged between (1.63 - 6.26) mg/l and (1.4 - 3.5) mg / l and (1.33 - 17.29) ?g/l, respectively. A total of 303 algal taxa of phytoplankton and periphyton was identified during the study belonged to six classes of Algae; they include Bacillariophyceae (196 taxa) , Chlorophyceae (59 taxa) , Cyanophyceae (33 taxa) , Euglenophyceae (6 taxa) , Dinophyceae (6 taxa) and Cryptophyceae (3 taxa). The Bacillariophyceae were a dominated class in the phytoplankton community, they constitute 62.4 % of the total number of species followed by Chlorophyceae by 20.66 % and Cyanophyceae by 11. 6 % respectively. The Dinophyceae and Euglenophyceae constitute 2.07 %, while the cryptophyceae constitute the lower percentage which amounted to 1.2 % of the total species. Some identified algae like as Nitzschia, Navicula, Cymbella, Fragilaria, Scenedesmus and Oscillatoria were dominated by their species numbers in the phytoplankton community , and the total numbers of the phytoplankton cells ranged between (446.8 × 10 3 - 9177 × 10 3) cell / l. In October recorded the highest number of the cells, while in March recorded the lower numbers of the algal cells during the study. A total of 203 taxa was characterized in the epipelic algal community dominated by Bacillariophyceae by 79. 3 %, followed by Cyanophyceae by 10.84 % and Chlorophyceae by 6.9 % respectively, while the Euglenophyceae and Dinophyceae constitutes the lower percentage formed 1.48 % of the total species. The total number of epipelic algal cells ranged between (9924.5 to 10.02 × 104) cells / cm2. Winter season recorded the highest average of the total number of cells, while Spring season recorded the lowest numbers of cells. Also, some genera such as Nitzschia, Navicula, Cymbella, Fragilaria and Oscillaroria were dominated in the study period. During this study some taxa of epiphytic algae have also identified on four types of aquatic plants, which included C.demersum , H.verticillata, P.pectinatus and P.australis, the numbers of algal taxa on each there were 124, 116, 77 and 114 respectively. The results showed dominated of Bacillariophyceae followed by Chlorophyceae and Cyanophyceae and other classes respectively. Some algal genera are dominated by their species of the studied plants such as Cymbella, Navicula, Nitzschia, Fragilaria and Gomphonema. In Autumn the highest numbers of epiphytic cells were recorded, where the total numbers of cells in these plants are 74.24 × 104 cells/g, 38.46 × 104 cells/g, 19.22 × 104 cells/g and 38.88 × 104 cells/g respectively. While the lower number of cells recorded during Summer in each of C.demersum by 8.07 × 104 cells/g and H.verticillata by 8.034× 104 cells/g and P. pectinatus by 3.74 × 104 cells/g, whereas the P. Australis recorded the lowest number of cells during Spring which was 22.51 × 104 cells/g. C.demersum contained the highest numbers of algal cells compared to other plants. The distribution and concentrations of some Heavy metals such as Cd, Cu, Pb, Fe and Zn are studied in each of the water (dissolved and particulate fractions), and sediments (exchangeable and residual fractions) and four aquatic plants. The average of these heavy metals concentrations in the dissolved phase of the water were (1.4, 1.15, 3.74, 5.46 and 7.66) ?g / l, respectively. While their concentrations in the particulate phase were (3.67, 110.23, 63.97, 732.98 and 167.2) ?g/g respectively. In the sediments the concentrations of these heavy metals in the exchangeable phase were (2.53, 38, 43.45, 169 and 42.16) ?g/g, respectively, whereas their concentrations in the residual phase were (2.54, 32.82, 50.33, 1452.75 and 53) ?g/g, respectively. The concentrations of the Cd, Cu, Pb, Fe, Zn in the aquatic plants are also measured during this study and the average of theirs in C.demersum were (11.09, 14.16, 48.58, 2202 and 65.42) ?g/g, respectively. While their concentrations in the H. verticillate were (10.17, 12.99, 43.58, 2921.98 and 60.45) ?g/g, respectively. In P. pectinatus were (11.58, 13.52, 50.06, 2315.47 and 77.88) ?g/g, respectively. Whereas their concentrations in P.australis were (9.29, 11.83, 39.84, 1845.21 and 52.76) ?g/g, respectively. The distribution of sixteen Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons is also determined in Al - Husseinia River during this study in each of water, sediments and aquatic plants. These organic compounds include Naphthalene، Acenaphthylene، Acenaphthene، Fluorene، Phenanthrene، Anthracene، Fluoranthene، Pyrene، Benzo(a)Anthracene، Chrysene، Benzo(b)Fluoranthene، Benzo(k)Fluoranthene، Benzo(a)Pyrene، Dibenzo(a, h)Anthracene, Benzo(ghi)perylene وIndo(1, 2, 3 - cd)Pyrene. Their concentrations in the water of river ranged between (0.24 - 58.72) ng/l recorded for each of Benzo(a)Pyrene and Benzo(ghi)perylene respectively, the total concentration of PAHs in the water was 152 ng/L, the results also showed that the source of water pollution of these compounds was pyrogenic and petrogenic origin. In the sediments the concentration of these compounds ranged between (0.36 - 119.06) ?g/g. For each of Naphthalene and Benzo(ghi)perylene, respectively. The total concentration of PAHs in the sediment was 257.71 ?g/gm., The results also showed that the source of sediment pollution with these compounds was also pyrogenic and petrogenic origin as the water. In aquatic plants, the concentration of these compounds in C.demersum and H.verticillata ranged between (0.12 - 152.3) ?g/g and (0.3 - 129.8) ?g/g for Fluoranthene and Benzo(ghi)perylene to each plants respectively , while their concentration in P.pectinatus ranged between (0.25 - 99.36) ?g/g for each Benzo(b)Fluoranthene and Benzo(ghi)perylene respectively, in P.australis PAHs concentration ranged between (0.37 - 134.85) ?g/g for Chrysene and Benzo(ghi)perylene, respectively. C.demersum recorded the highest total concentration of PAHs compared to other plants, and the results showed that the source of pollution in these plants was Pyrogenic origin. They also revealed that Benzo(ghi)perylene recorded the highest concentration during this study compared with other compounds.

دراسة بيئية وتشخيصية للطحالب الموجودة في ثلاث محطات لمياه الشرب في بغداد والتشخيص الجزيئي لبعض الطحالب الخضر المزرقة المنتجة للسم == Environmental And Identification Study Of Algae Present In Three Drinking Water Plants In Baghdad And Molecular Detection Of Sometoxigenic Cyanobacteria

Author name: ابراهيم جابر عبد
Supervisor name: عبد الطيف محمد جواد
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
University: University of Baghdad
Language: English
University location: Baghdad
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دراسة للمستخلصات الكيميائية من الطحالب ضد بعض انواع البكتريا والفطريات واحد الخطوط الخلوية السرطانية == Study of Algal Chemical Extracts against some Bacteria, Fungi and Cancer cell line

Author name: غيداء حسين عبد علي الربيعي
Supervisor name: عبد اللطيف محمد جواد | عصام فاضل علوان الجميلي
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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تاثير المستخلصات المائية لاوراق اليوكالبتوس وحرائر الذرة الصفراء في السيطرة على نمو الطحلب Cladophora glomerata == EFFECT OF AQUEOUS EXTRACTS OF EUCALYPTUS LEAVES AND MAIZE SILKS FOR CONTROLLING THE GROWTH OF ALGA Cladophora glomerata

Author name: ساهرة عباس محمد ال دوش
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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دراسة محتوى بعض الطحالب الدقيقة من الفيتامينات == Study on Vitamins Content of Some Microalgae

Author name: احمد محسن عذبي جعفر الجعفر
Supervisor name: سامي رشك لعيبي | موسى جاسم الاعرجي
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Basrah
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الانتاجية الاولية للطحالب القاعية الدقيقة في شط العرب == Primary Production of The Benthic Microalgae in The Shatt Al-Arab River

Author name: علي احمد غني الشعبان
Supervisor name: عادل يعقوب يوسف الحنظل
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Basrah
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الاختبارات الحيوية لبعض انواع الطحالب المجهرية السامة == Bioassay of Some Toxic Microalgae

Author name: عماد يوسف عواد السلطان
Supervisor name: موسى جاسم الاعرجي
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Basrah
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استخدام المزارع الكتلوية لبعض انواع الطحالب الدقيقة في تغذية الدجاج == Utilization of Mass Cultures of Certain Microalgae in Nutrition of Chicks

Author name: حسين يوسف خلف الركابي
Supervisor name: موسى جاسم الاعرجي | محمد شمخي جبر
General topic: Biology
Specific topic: plant - aquatic life
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Basrah
First pages: