Bad File Exception

Bad File Exception
Bad File Exception
Request /wst/01908/wst019080167.htm

Type Template
Message Expression Error
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Detail Problem occurred while parsing: TITLE="Effects of Irrigation with Vinasse and the Dynamics of its Constituents in the Soil: II — Microbiological Aspects"> <META NAME="DC.Creator" CONTENT="D C P Casarini"> <META NAME="DC.Creator" CONTENT="R C de A Cunha"> <META NAME="DC.Creator" CONTENT="B Maset Filho"> <META NAME="DC.Keyword" CONTENT="Soil irrigation"> <META NAME="DC.Keyword" CONTENT="vinasse (distillery wastewater)"> <META NAME="DC.Keyword" CONTENT="microbiological decomposition"> <CFINCLUDE template="/cftemplates/iwanew/nav_top.htm"> <p>Water Science & Technology <b>Vol 19 No 8 pp 167176</b> © IWA Publishing 1987</p> <h2>Effects of Irrigation with Vinasse and the Dynamics of its Constituents in the Soil: II — Microbiological Aspects</h2> <h3>D. C. P. Casarini, R. C. de A. Cunha and B. Maset Filho</h3> Gerência de Estudos e Pesquisas Ambientais, CETESB, Av. Professor Frederico Herman Jr, 345, 05459, São Paulo, Brazil<br/><br/> <hr> <b>ABSTRACT</b> <p>The effects of irrigation with vinasse (distillery effluent) on microbial populations in experimental squares of sugar-cane plantation were studied. The soil was a haplortox, with a sandy clay loam texture. The plantation was at Usina Costa Pinto, São Paulo State. A substantial and temporary increase was observed in the populations of bacteria and fungi. The actinomycetes were inhibited during the initial period. The major chemical compound known to be present in the vinasse is simple carbohydrate, although other complex organic compounds may be present. The behaviour of the cellulolytic micro-organisms was analysed, as a tentative attempt to select a biological indicator. Nitrifying micro-organisms were inhibited during the second stage of the decomposition of the waste. The great microbiological transformations resulting from the irrigation of soil with vinasse did not cause, as expected, a significant elevation in the soil pH.</p> <p><b>Keywords:</b> Soil irrigation; vinasse (distillery wastewater); microbiological decomposition.</p> <hr> <p><a href="/wst/01908/0167/wst019080167.pdf">Full article (PDF Format)</a></p> <CFINCLUDE template="/cftemplates/iwanew/nav_mid.htm"> <CFINCLUDE template="/cftemplates/iwanew/nav_foot.htm"
Extended Info Invalid string expression - unclosed '#' expression
Source
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Type	Template
Message	Expression Error
Position	Line=35; Column=56
Detail	Problem occurred while parsing: TITLE="Effects of Irrigation with Vinasse and the Dynamics of its Constituents in the Soil: II — Microbiological Aspects"> <META NAME="DC.Creator" CONTENT="D C P Casarini"> <META NAME="DC.Creator" CONTENT="R C de A Cunha"> <META NAME="DC.Creator" CONTENT="B Maset Filho"> <META NAME="DC.Keyword" CONTENT="Soil irrigation"> <META NAME="DC.Keyword" CONTENT="vinasse (distillery wastewater)"> <META NAME="DC.Keyword" CONTENT="microbiological decomposition"> <CFINCLUDE template="/cftemplates/iwanew/nav_top.htm"> <p>Water Science & Technology <b>Vol 19 No 8 pp 167176</b> © IWA Publishing 1987</p> <h2>Effects of Irrigation with Vinasse and the Dynamics of its Constituents in the Soil: II — Microbiological Aspects</h2> <h3>D. C. P. Casarini, R. C. de A. Cunha and B. Maset Filho</h3> Gerência de Estudos e Pesquisas Ambientais, CETESB, Av. Professor Frederico Herman Jr, 345, 05459, São Paulo, Brazil<br/><br/> <hr> <b>ABSTRACT</b> <p>The effects of irrigation with vinasse (distillery effluent) on microbial populations in experimental squares of sugar-cane plantation were studied. The soil was a haplortox, with a sandy clay loam texture. The plantation was at Usina Costa Pinto, São Paulo State. A substantial and temporary increase was observed in the populations of bacteria and fungi. The actinomycetes were inhibited during the initial period. The major chemical compound known to be present in the vinasse is simple carbohydrate, although other complex organic compounds may be present. The behaviour of the cellulolytic micro-organisms was analysed, as a tentative attempt to select a biological indicator. Nitrifying micro-organisms were inhibited during the second stage of the decomposition of the waste. The great microbiological transformations resulting from the irrigation of soil with vinasse did not cause, as expected, a significant elevation in the soil pH.</p> <p><b>Keywords:</b> Soil irrigation; vinasse (distillery wastewater); microbiological decomposition.</p> <hr> <p><a href="/wst/01908/0167/wst019080167.pdf">Full article (PDF Format)</a></p> <CFINCLUDE template="/cftemplates/iwanew/nav_mid.htm"> <CFINCLUDE template="/cftemplates/iwanew/nav_foot.htm"
Extended Info	Invalid string expression - unclosed '#' expression
Source	32: <hr> 33: <p><a href="/wst/01908/0167/wst019080167.pdf">Full article (PDF Format)</a></p> 34: <CFINCLUDE template="/cftemplates/iwanew/nav_mid.htm"> 35: <CFINCLUDE template="/cftemplates/iwanew/nav_foot.htm"> ^ Snippet from underlying CFML source