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On the other hand, Salix arctica, fen species and grassland species have a high acute need of nutrients and water for development of green tissue during the growing season and hence deciduous plant species are found at moist and wet locations where water and nutrients are more abundant than in the drier ecotones.
Identification of COCs and consideration of water quantity allows for development of reliable treatment design criteria to ensure effective and consistent treatment is achieved to meet guideline levels required for irrigation, livestock watering, or other uses.
With increasing demand for fresh water, there is a vast scope for development of sea water desalination process.
Riverine species produce pelagic eggs, which require the stimulation of flowing water for development.
The present work is based on morphometric analysis of Shanur River Basin for development of water and soil conservation measures.
Therefore, Israel has a veto power and has hindered and constrained the Palestinian proposals for development of water infrastructure projects and even well construction and rehabilitation[20].
The subject is topical – construction of bottling plants and promotion of bottled water industry in Georgia, rich in ground water resources is considered as priority for development of the country's economy.
Except for sporadic rains in March that typically do not provide enough surface water for complete development of mosquito larvae, the Sahelian dry season extends from October to May [ 47].
The WG enables extensive sampling of natural variability and climate model uncertainty, providing the basis for development of robust water resources management strategies in the context of a non-stationary climate.
A. baumannii and E. coli are gram-negative bacilli that exist widely in the environment, mainly in water and soil, the main site for development of antimicrobial drug resistance (1, 2 ).
The results from this study define guiding principles for development of commercial water-borne PSAs that can compete with solvent-borne PSAs in high-performance applications.
