Synthesis and characterization of faujasite zeolite membrane for selective enrichment of sp. in synthetic wastewater.

This paper centers on the preparation and characterization of both a clay support and a faujasite zeolite membrane. Additionally, the study explores the development of bacterial media to assess the performance of these prepared membranes. The faujasite zeolite membrane was created using the hydrothermal method, involving the deposition of a faujasite layer to fine-tune the pore sizes of the clay support.

Elicit Induced Systemic Resistance in Tomato Challenged by .

causes severe diseases in many plant species, particularly root rot in tomato plants. For the first time, effectively controls in vitro and in vivo. strain R11 was identified using the ITS region (OP456527); meanwhile, strain Tp21 was characterized by the ITS region (OP456528) and two genes ( and ).

Botanical Oils Isolated from and Cultivated in Northern Egypt: Chemical Composition and Insecticidal Activity against (L.) and (Herbst).

The rice weevil, (L.), and the red flour beetle, (Herbst), are key stored-product pests in Egypt and worldwide. The extensive use of synthetic insecticides has led to adverse effects on the environment, human health, and pest resistance.

Preparation of Sodalite and Faujasite Clay Composite Membranes and Their Utilization in the Decontamination of Dye Effluents.

The present work describes the deposition of two zeolite films, sodalite and faujasite, by the hydrothermal method to tune the mesopores of clay support, which are prepared from a widely available clay depot from the central region of Morocco (Midelt). The clay supports were prepared by a powder metallurgy method from different granulometries with activated carbon as a porosity agent, using uniaxial compression followed by a sintering process. The 160 µm ≤ Φ ≤ 250 µm support showed the highest water flux compared to the supports made from smaller granulometries with a minimum water flux of 1405 L.

Plasticity in life features, parasitism and super-parasitism behavior of , an important natural enemy of and other lepidopteran host species.

The wasp, Say, is an important potential biocontrol agent of a wide range of lepidopteran insect species. The current study was subjected to compare these ectoparasitoid fitness traits on different host species belonging to the order Lepidoptera. Moreover, we determine the population dynamic with different host densities, sex ratio patterns, super-parasitism, longevity, paralysis success, and reproductive potential under laboratory conditions.