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Tree breeding and mycorrhizal symbiosis as important tools in forestation proce...
Sousa, N. R.; Franco, A. R.; Ramos, Miguel A.; Oliveira, Rui S.; Castro, Paula M. L.
The role of microbial inoculants on plant growth promotion. Endophytes: from Di...
Pereira, Sofia; Franco, A. R.; Marques, Ana; Moreira, Helena; Sousa, N. R.; Ramos, Miguel; Castro, Paula M. L.
Bacterial community dynamics in horizontal flow constructed wetlands with diffe...
Calheiros, C.S.C.; Teixeira, A.; Pires, C.; Franco, A.R.; Duque, A.F.; Crispim, L.F.C.; Moura, S.C.; Castro, P.M.L.This study is focused on the diversity of bacterial communities from two series of horizontal subsurface flow constructed wetlands (CW) polishing high salinity tannery wastewater. Each series was planted with Arundo donax or Sarcocornia sp. in a substrate composed by expanded clay and sand. Chemical and biochemical oxygen demand removal efficiencies were similar in each series, varying between 58 and 67% (inlet...
Assessment of mycorrhizal colonisation and soil nutrients in unmanaged fire-imp...
Dias, J. M.; Oliveira, R. S.; Franco, A. R.; Ritz, K.; Nunan, N.; Castro, P. M. L.The mycorrhizal colonisation of plants grown in unmanaged soils from two restoration sites with a fire history in Northern Portugal was evaluated from the perspective of supporting restoration programmes. To promote restoration of original tree stands, Quercus ilex L. and Pinus pinaster Ait. were used as target species on two sites, denoted Site 1 and 2 respectively. The aim of the study was to assess whether m...
High added-value compounds with antibacterial properties from Ginja Cherries by...
Piccirillo, C.; Demiray, S.; Franco, A. R.; Castro, P. M. L.; Pintado, M. E.Purpose: To test the antimicrobial properties of the extracts of stems and leaves of Ginja cherry plant. Both stems and leaves are waste in the production of the cherry liquor and they could be valorised by extracting valuable compounds, making the process more environmentally sustainable. Methods: The ethanol extracts from both stems and leaves were analysed by LC-ESI/MS to determine the phenolic composition....
Biodegradation of 2-fluorophenol in a rotating biological contactor
Duque, A. F.; Bessa, V. S.; Franco, A. R.; Carvalho, M. F.; Castro, P. M. L.
Bacterial community dynamics in constructed wetlands with different plants for ...
Calheiros, C.S.C.; Teixeira, A.; Pires, C.; Franco, A.R.; Crispim, L.F.C.; Moura, S.G.C.; Castro, P.M.L.
Establishment and field growth performance of Quercus rubra seedlings inoculate...
Franco, A.R.; Sousa, N.R.; Oliveira, R.S.; Castro, P.L.
Phytoremediation as a biotechnological tool for environmental requalification
Oliveira, R. S.; Marques, A. P. G.; Calheiros, C. S. C.; Franco, A. R; Vosátka, M.; Dodd, J. C.; Rangel, A. O. S.; Castro, P. M. L.
Isolation and characterization of polymeric galloyl-ester- degrading bacteria f...
Franco, A. R.; Calheiros, C. S. C.; Pacheco, C. C.; Marco, P. De; Manaia, C. M.The culturable bacteria colonizing the rhizosphere of plants growing in the area of discharge of a tannery effluent were characterized. Relative proportions of aerobic, denitrifying, and sulfate-reducing bacteria were determined in the rhizosphere of Typha latifolia, Canna indica, and Phragmites australis. Aerobic bacteria were observed to be the most abundant group in the rhizosphere, and plant type did not se...
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