Abstract The objective of this work was to evaluate the tolerance soybean (Glycine max) cultivars flooding stress at different growth stages. experiment arranged in a 2x2x5 factorial arrangement, with two sowing dates (October and November), (TECIRGA 6070RR NA 5909 RG), five stages (SE-EM, EM-VC, VC-V2, V2-V4, V6-V8) 2018/2019 2019/2020 crop years. experimental design completely randomized four...

Prior to the implementation of CO2 injection EOR projects, the screening evaluation of candidate reservoirs will promote the economic benefits of CO2 injection. Currently, a uniform screening method for CO2 miscible flooding does not exist. Based on more than 112 successfully implemented CO2 miscible flooding reservoirs, which was referred in 2010 Worldwide EOR Survey, and CO2 miscible flooding...

Australia, described in Dorothea Mackellar's 1904 poem My Country as the country of ‘drought and flooding rains’, may be better placed than most to adapt to changes in climate extremes. However, climate change might shift extremes towards conditions that will stress vulnerable systems such as Australia’s unique ecosystems (Pittock et al. 2001). There is growing evidence that the global changes ...

Hypoxia is an important stress for organisms, including plants and mammals. In plants, hypoxia can be the consequence of flooding causes crop losses worldwide. mammals, may result pathological conditions. Understanding regulation responses to offers insights into novel approaches improvement, particularly development flooding-tolerant crops producing better therapeutics hypoxia-related diseases...

BACKGROUND AND AIMS In the context of the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth in 1809, this study discusses the variation in structure and adaptation associated with survival and reproductive success in the face of environmental stresses in the trees of tropical floodplains. SCOPE We provide a comparative review on the responses to flooding stress in the trees of freshwater wetlands i...

Wildlife organisms are exposed to a combination of chemical, biological and physical stressors. Information about the relative impact of each stressor can support management decisions, e.g., by the allocation of resources to counteract those stressors that cause most harm. The present paper introduces Eco-SpaCE; a novel receptor-oriented cumulative exposure model for wildlife species that inclu...

Introduction While most people who are involved in disasters recover with the support of their families, friends and colleagues, the effects on some people’s health, relationships and welfare can be extensive and sustained. Flooding can pose substantial social and mental health problems that may continue over extended periods of time. Flooding can challenge the psychosocial resilience of the ha...

Integrating a geographic information system and multi-criteria decision making methods have been lead to provide spatial multi-criteria decision making methods. In this study, the spatial potential of flooding was determined based on analytic network process and analytic hierarchy process. At first, six factors of flooding were determined as criteria. The criteria were the slope, hill-slope asp...

Introduction While most people who are involved in disasters recover with the support of their families, friends and colleagues, the effects on some people's health, relationships and welfare can be extensive and sustained. Flooding can pose substantial social and mental health problems that may continue over extended periods of time. Flooding can challenge the psychosocial resilience of the ha...