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Flooding reduced larval survival and growth, and increasing acidic soil pH by 1 unit would be an option for controlling soil acidity and for promoting integrated management of Diaprepes root weevil in citrus.

Therefore, an increasing acidic medium facilitated Pb II) adsorption by affecting both the lead species and adsorbent surface.

Ibu release was observed to increase with increasing acidic conditions and could be controlled by varying the amount of crosslinker used.

We therefore chose Al-rich Beta as a zeolite support because abundant aluminum species in the zeolite framework are advantageous for increasing acidic density through ion-exchange of protons and for improving Pt metal dispersion through the metal-zeolite interaction by increasing the negative charge of the zeolite framework with positively charged metal ions.

Moreover, addition of exogenous nitrate significantly enhanced cell viability across a range of increasing acidic pH conditions (Fig. 3B).

All pH solutions were applied in increasing acidic pH to each culture dish with pH 7.4 infused between each solution.

AC materials were modified by oxidation methods (hot air or acid treatment) to increase acidic groups and reduction processes (alkaline treatment or heat treatment in N2) to increase alkaline groups.

The increased acidic vesicular organelles (AVOs) are correlated with increased autophagosomes indicating the formation of autophagolysosomes.

With or without microwaves, clays or silica gel (and especially clays with lamellar structures, such as montmorillonite K 10 or Tonsil BW3) provide epoxy conversion extents higher than aluminas, owing to their increased acidic properties.

Different liquid phase thermal treatments were applied to a commercial activated carbon (Norit ROX 0.8) in order to produce modified activated carbons with varying surface chemistry and increased acidic character.

Increased red fluorescence indicates increased acidic vesicular organelle (AVO) formation [ 11].