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Selective addition of ferric hydroxide to Feammox nitrogen transformation favors vivianite formation for phosphorus removalNARA Subscribed
Feammox, i.e., anaerobic ammonium oxidation coupled with ferric iron (Fe(III)) reduction, has been considered as a promising option for autotrophic nitrogen removal in wastewater with low carbon/nitrogen ratio. This study proposed a novel technology coupling Feammox and vivianite crystallization for the simultaneous removal of ammonium and phosphate in low-strength wastewater. The results showed that the Feammox process achiev...
Peripheral nerve injury (PNI) significantly impairs patients’ quality of life, with elderly individuals experiencing particularly severe consequences due to aging-related declines in neuronal injury response and repair capabilities. Processes of the generation and transmission of injury signals, axonal disruption, initiation of regeneration, and the elongation of regenerating axons, as well as the subsequent reinnervation by t...
Soil Invertebrate Body Size Groups and Effect Magnitude Jointly Influence Global Soil CO 2 EmissionsNARA Subscribed
Soil invertebrates represent vital components of belowground biodiversity and play pivotal roles in regulating key carbon (C) cycling processes, particularly soil respiration. Despite the recognised effects of invertebrates on soil respiration, previous studies suffer from a major blind spot: a lack of global‐scale interpretations of inferred associations describing how these organisms mediate C release. In this study, we inte...