[目的]优化红发夫酵母(Phaffia rhodozyma)有机硒转化条件。[方法]通过正交试验研究硒添加量、培养时间和装液量对红发夫酵母富硒的影响。[结果]红发夫酵母富硒的最适培养基为PDA培养基,亚硒酸钠的添加方式为分2次添加,在硒添加量20 mg/L、培养时间30 h、装液量80 m L/500 m L的条件下,红发夫酵母的生物量达10.62 g/L,有机硒转化率达63.2%。[结论]研究结果为红发夫酵母富硒的进一步研究提供了参考。 相似文献
This paper aims to describe the changes prompted by conversion to organic farming for milk production and fertility of first parity Holstein cows.
Data was collected for Dutch organic farms, with a distinction made between long-standing-organic farms, converted organic farms and a reference group of conventional farms. The percentage Holstein blood in the herds, milk production (kg milk, % milk fat, % milk protein), somatic cell scores (SCS), calving interval (CI) and age at first calving (AFC) were described over time. An animal model was used to estimate the effects of conversion on different traits based on data from converted organic farms.
Milk production was lower and somatic cell counts were higher on long-standing-organic farms than on conventional and converted organic farms. Interestingly, at pre-organic farms, i.e. before their conversion, the milk production level was already lower than at conventional farms.
The estimates from our statistical analysis showed a highly significant decrease in milk yield and protein percentage due to conversion. Also fat content decreased, SCS increased and AFC increased significantly.
It can be concluded that the conversion to organic farming is a gradual process over years. Dutch farmers who decided during the late 1990s to convert to organic farming, represented a specific group of farmers distinct from conventional farmers, which was reflected by lower milk yields, milk fat percentage and protein percentage before conversion as compared to conventional farms. During conversion, significant changes in milk production, protein and fat contents and somatic cell scores took place. Age of first calving is an important difference between organic and conventional farming. 相似文献
A study was conducted in controlled environment glasshouses to investigate the effects of soil moisture on resource capture and conversion of three landraces (DipC, S19-3 and UN from Botswana, Namibia and Swaziland, respectively) of bambara groundnut (Vigna subterranea (L.) Verdc.). The study was conducted under two soil moisture treatments: an irrigated control and a drought treatment where irrigation was withheld from approximately flowering to final harvest. Drought reduced the mean fractional intercepted radiation (f) from 0.8 to less than 0.7 across landraces. The mean light extinction coefficient (=0.46) was not affected either by landrace or watering regime, while cumulative intercepted radiation (Sci) reduced under drought because of the reduction in f. Drought reduced total transpiration (Ec) only in DipC while it had no effect on the other two landraces. Crops under irrigation extracted most of the water from the top 50 cm of the profile while those under drought extracted water down to 90 cm. The conversion coefficient for intercepted radiation (s; g MJ−1) was reduced by 32%, from 1.51 to 1.02 g MJ−1. Similarly, drought reduced the dry matter/transpired water ratio (εw; g kg−1) by 20% from 2.05 to 1.65 g kg−1. 相似文献