- Waterborne Pathogens - Water Well Journal
Waterborne pathogens are microorganisms present in both groundwater or surface water supplies that can cause disease such as typhoid fever, salmonella, giardiasis, and other gastrointestinal illnesses
- Isolation and identification of two Serratia marcescens strains from . . .
In this present study, two pathogenic bacterial strains, named as ZJ-1 and ZJ-2, were isolated from naturally infected silkworms The results of physiological and biochemical tests as well as genotype analysis showed that both of these two strains belonged to the genus S marcescens
- THE UNSEEN LIFE OF RIVERS: Mysterious aquatic . . . - Water detective
Phytoplankton represents small, microscopic algae that live in the open water Phytoplankton is generally more abundant in lakes than rivers, and are absent from fast-flowing streams, or where the rate at which the plants are washed downstream is greater than the rate at which they reproduce
- Pathogens and Other Microorganisms | U. S. Geological Survey
Waterborne pathogens include disease-causing algal toxins, bacteria, viruses, and protozoans that are transmitted to people when they consume untreated or inadequately treated water Two such protozoans often seen in the news are Giardia and Cryptosporidium
- Bacteria Virus - Water Quality Association
Water treatment can address pathogenic microbiologicals through the following techniques: The treatment process in which chlorine gas or a chlorine solution is added to water for disinfection and control of microorganisms Chlorination is also used in the oxidation of dissolved iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide impurities
- Parasites and Their Role in Waterborne Disease Transmission
These microscopic organisms can infiltrate water supplies, leading to outbreaks affecting millions annually Understanding their impact is essential for developing prevention and control strategies Waterborne parasites are diverse, with various species responsible for different infections
- Aquatic Pathogens and Diseases - National Invasive Species Information . . .
Aquatic Invasive Pathogens and Diseases include diseases and disease-causing microorganisms (such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasitic protozoa) of aquatic plants and animals Citations: Bundy, M H 2011 “Microbial pathogens” In: Environmental Encyclopedia (4th ed) Detroit: Gale Dobson, A P , and R M May 1986
- Understanding Silkworm Diseases: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention
Silkworm diseases, caused by various infectious and non-infectious agents, pose a significant threat to sericulture, impacting cocoon production and overall yield These diseases are diverse, ranging from viral and bacterial infections to parasitic infestations and environmental factors
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