Post-transplant Irrigation Scheduling for Two Native Deciduous Shrub Taxa

Native and Non-native Shrub Post-transplant Performance under Low-volume Irrigation in Three Hardiness Zones

Previous research on #3 nursery container-grown shrubs suggests that some common shrub species could be established in the Florida landscape under natural rainfall when irrigated with 3 L of water every 4 days in U.S. Department of Agriculture hardiness zones 8b and 9a or every 2 days in zone 10b until first roots reached the canopy edge ( 20 weeks after planting). The current study evaluated t...

Rituximab Is Indispensable for Pediatric Heart Transplant Recipients Developing Post transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorders

Abstract Rituximab, an anti-CD20 agent, has been suggested as an effective strategy to deal with post transplant lymphoproliferative disorders (PTLD). In the current study, we aim to evaluate the efficacy of rituximab therapy in heart transplant population developing PTLD. A comprehensive search of the literature was performed to gather the available data on lymphoproliferative disorders oc...

On Optimal Irrigation Scheduling

In this paper optimal irrigation scheduling based on a dynamical model is analyzed, and global optimality is proved with the use of sufficient conditions. Krotov’s method of global bounds and Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman formalism have been used.

Taxa-area relationship of aquatic fungi on deciduous leaves

One of the fundamental patterns in macroecology is the increase in the number of observed taxa with size of sampled area. For microbes, the shape of this relationship remains less clear. The current study assessed the diversity of aquatic fungi, by the traditional approach based on conidial morphology (captures reproducing aquatic hyphomycetes) and next generation sequencing (NGS; captures othe...

Deficit irrigation for corn: a comparison of two methods