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尋牠2：香港野外動物手札

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　　世上的動物，除了飛禽走獸，還有魚蟲。葉曉文在機緣巧合下開始在梅子林的農耕生活，於親身體驗後對自然生態有了進一步的認識。她將告訴你，原來你眼中最可怕的動物：昆蟲，其實也有可愛的一面，牠們的獨特習性更為不少文人墨客所稱道；還有香港常見的魚蝦和貝類，在水中的牠們，又是怎樣生活成長的呢？翻開《尋牠2》，你將對香港這片土地上的動物世界有更多認識。放下恐懼和偏見，嘗試親近不熟悉的「牠」。

Strider進入發燒排行的影片

提升殼聚醣的抗菌性能之表面改質策略

為了解決Strider的問題，作者陳韋丞 這樣論述：

中文摘要 IIAbstract IV表目錄 XII圖目錄 XIII第一章 緒論 11.1細菌 11.1.1細菌的威脅 21.1.2細菌貼附與生物膜之形成 41.2抗菌表面的設計 51.2.1防汙表面 61.2.1.1超親水性表面 61.2.1.2超疏水性表面 81.2.1.3奈米地形 101.2.2殺菌劑 131.2.3殺菌表面 161.2.4複合式殺菌 181.3殼聚醣 201.4文獻回顧 221.5研究動機與目的 26第二章 實驗藥品與儀器 282.1實驗藥品 282.1.1製備殼聚醣膜 282.1.2氧化氯測定 282.1.3抗菌測試

282.2實驗器材 292.3實驗耗材 302.4實驗儀器與原理 312.4.1水接觸角量測儀 322.4.2傅立葉轉換紅外線光譜儀 332.4.3掃描式電子顯微鏡 342.4.4雷射共軛焦顯微鏡 352.4.5萬能試驗機 362.4.6恆電位/電流儀 362.5溶液配置 37第三章 實驗方法 403.1實驗架構 403.2疏水化及氯化的殼聚醣薄膜製備 423.3具奈米地形及疏水化殼聚醣製備 433.4表面特徵 453.4.1水接觸角量測儀 453.4.2傅立葉轉換紅外線光譜儀 453.4.3掃描式電子顯微鏡 463.4.4聚焦離子束系統和穿透式電子顯微鏡

463.5材料性質 463.5.1氯含量檢測 463.5.2氯再生 473.5.3分解速率 473.5.4機械性質 473.6抗菌測試 483.6.1細菌貼附 483.6.2接觸式殺菌 493.6.3抑制圈 493.7耐腐蝕 503.8統計分析 50第四章 協同疏水化及氯化的殼聚醣薄膜之表面改質 514.1疏水化殼聚醣薄膜的表面表徵 514.1.1表面水接觸角 514.1.2化學結構分析 524.2疏水化殼聚醣薄膜對細菌附著的影響 534.3疏水化殼聚醣薄膜對氯化的影響 544.4氯化樣品的殺菌性能 554.5存放30天的殺菌性及氯釋放 564.6氯再

生的能力 574.7薄膜的降解速率 584.8薄膜的機械性質 594.9討論 614.10結論 62第五章 奈米地形化及烷基化殼聚醣的表面改質用以改善細菌附著及 腐蝕發生 785.1塗層表面表徵 785.1.1表面形貌 785.1.2表面性質分析 805.1.3表面親疏水性 805.2烷基醛/奈米地形殼聚醣對細菌附著影響 815.3烷基醛/奈米地形殼聚醣抗腐蝕性能 825.4結論 84第七章 參考文獻 100

Backpacking California: Mountain, Foothill, Coastal, & Desert Adventures in the Golden State

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Michel Digonnet is a professor of applied physics at Stanford University, where he carries out research on optical fibers, and lasers for sensing, and communication applications. He has explored several of the world’s deserts, from the Sahara to Baja California, and Australia. He has also hiked, and

backpacked extensively throughout the American West, especially on the Colorado Plateau, and in California. He is the author of Hiking Death Valley, and several other books on the Mojave Desert. Kathleen Dodge Doherty first shouldered a backpack at age 10 when her dad forced her to walk around with

a pack full of encyclopedias to prepare for an overnight outing in Yosemite. From the first heavily laden step, a love affair was born, and a thirst for backcountry adventure has led to decades of starry nights in her native California. A graduate of UC Berkeley, Kathleen is the author of Day & Sec

tion Hikes: John Muir Trail, Walking San Francisco, and has written for Fodors, Lonely Planet, Moon Handbooks, AFAR Magazine, and VIA Magazine. David Harris is a professor of engineering at Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, California. He is the author or coauthor of six hiking guidebooks, and five

engineering textbooks. David grew up rambling around the Desolation Wilderness as a toddler in his father’s pack, and later roamed the High Sierra as a Boy Scout. As a Sierra Club trip leader, he organized mountaineering trips throughout the Sierra Nevada. Since 1999, he has been exploring the mount

ains, and deserts of Southern California. David’s other books for Wilderness Press are 101 Hikes in Southern California (with Jerry Schad), Afoot & Afield: Orange County (with Jerry Schad), Afoot & Afield: Inland Empire, Day & Section Hikes Pacific Crest Trail: Southern California, and San Bernardin

o Mountain Trails (with John W. Robinson). Tim Hauserman wrote The Tahoe Rim Trail: The Official Guide for Hikers, Mountain Bikers, and Equestrians, as well as Monsters in the Woods: Backpacking with Children, Cross-Country Skiing in the Sierra Nevada, and the children’s book Gertrude’s Tahoe Advent

ures in Time. For most of the year his focus is on writing articles on travel, recreation, and inspiring people for a variety of publications--and, of course, hiking, road, and mountain biking, and kayaking. Once the snow flies, he teaches cross-country skiing, and runs the Strider Glider after-scho

ol program at Tahoe Cross-Country Ski Area in his home town of Tahoe City, California. An avid hiker, backpacker, and naturalist, Analise Elliot Heid has pursued an outdoor lifestyle both professionally, and recreationally. She currently works as an environmental educator, and food & agricultural sc

iences teacher along the California coast. Analise holds a B.S. in forestry from U.C. Berkeley, a M.A. in secondary education from San Francisco State University, and she works as a master teacher in the Cal State University Science Teacher, and Researcher program. Jessica Lage is the author of Poin

t Reyes: The Complete Guide to the National Seashore, and Surrounding Area, and Trail Runner’s Guide: San Francisco Bay Area, both published by Wilderness Press. Jessica lives in the Bay Area with her family, and spends many weekends on the trails of Point Reyes. In summer she adventures in Californ

ia’s Sierra Nevada, and the Spanish Pyrenees. Lowell, and Diana Lindsay began backpacking together in the early 1960s as members of the UCLA Bruin Mountaineers. Anza-Borrego Desert State Park became their focus when Lowell was assigned to San Diego as a Navy helicopter pilot in 1966. He became aware

of the Anza-Borrego area while on training flights over the area. The park then became part of Diana’s study at San Diego State University as the subject of her master’s thesis. In 1978 Wilderness Press published the first edition of Anza-Borrego Desert Region, now in its sixth edition. Other award

-winning books on this desert area authored, coauthored, or edited by the Lindsays followed, including Our Historic Desert; Geology of Anza-Borrego: Edge of Creation; Anza-Borrego A to Z: People, Places, and Things; Marshal South, and the Ghost Mountain Chronicles;, and Fossil Treasures of the Anza-

Borrego Desert (2007 winner of the PMA Ben Franklin Award in Science, and Environment). Andy Selters has engaged with the Sierra, and mountains all over the world for many years. A former climbing instructor, and guide, he has climbed, and led treks in many parts of the Himalaya, Karakoram, and Tibe

t. He is also an accomplished photographer. His other books include Ways to the Sky: An Historical Guide to North American Mountaineering, and Mt. Shasta: The Guide to Climbing, Skiing, and Hiking. He bases in Bishop, where he teaches T’ai-chi, and coaches his son in life, and baseball. Scott Turner

is a native Californian hiking guide author who moonlights as a Licensed Marriage, and Family Therapist. When he isn’t shrinking heads, he’s attempting to shrink an ever-expanding bucket list of journeys, and explorations of the American West’s most beautiful places. Scott’s writing credits include

a full revision, and update of Jerry Schad’s ＂hiking Bible,＂ Afoot & Afield: San Diego County, which was released in spring of 2017. Scott has also contributed over 250 trip descriptions to Modern Hiker, the most-read hiking website in the American West. Since childhood, Lizzy Wenk has hiked, and c

limbed in the Sierra Nevada, and continues the tradition with her husband, Douglas Bock, and daughters, Eleanor, and Sophia. As she obtained a PhD in Sierran alpine plant ecology from the University of California, Berkeley, her love of the mountain range morphed into a profession. Since then, writin

g guidebooks has become her way to share her love, and knowledge of the Sierra Nevada with others. Lizzy continues to obsessively explore every bit of the Sierra, spending summers hiking on-, and off-trail throughout the range, but she currently lives in Sydney, Australia, during the ＂off-season.＂ O

ther Wilderness Press titles she has authored include John Muir Trail, Top Trails: Yosemite, One Best Hike: Mount Whitney, One Best Hike: Grand Canyon, 50 Best Short Hikes: Yosemite, and Wildflowers of the High Sierra, and John Muir Trail, the latter a perfect companion book for all naturalists. Mik

e White was born, and raised in Portland, Oregon. He learned to hike, backpack, and climb in the Cascade Mountains, and he honed his outdoor skills further while obtaining a bachelor’s degree from Seattle Pacific University. After college, Mike, and his wife, Robin, relocated to the Nevada desert, w

here he was drawn to the majesty of the High Sierra. Mike has contributed to several Wilderness Press classics, including Sierra South, and Sierra North, as well as Backpacking California. In addition to his books, Mike has written articles for Sunset, Backpacker, Tahoe Weekly, and the Reno Gazette-

Journal. A former community college instructor, Mike is a featured speaker for outdoor groups. He, and Robin live in Reno; his two sons, David, and Stephen, live in the area as well.

越南中部蕃茄致枯病原菌之檢測

為了解決Strider的問題，作者梅春強 這樣論述：

Bacterial wilt is one of the most common diseases in tomatoes and has been observed in central Vietnam. 23 strains were isolated from the tomato's stems and soil, divided into 6 groups based on colony morphology on TTC medium; gram staining results; and PCR product homology with 16S-23S rRNA region

primers. The study identifies 8 species of which 6 species including Enterobacter cloacae, Stenotrophomonas sp, Bacillus velezensis, Pseudomonas sp, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Sphingomonas paucimobilis are endogenous bacteria in tomato and agricultural plants. Acinetobacter nosocomialis is bacteria tha

t live in the soil. Especially, Lelliottia amnigena is identified as the cause of bacterial diseases on carrots, strawberry, and potatoes. Pathogenicity in tomato proves that L.amnigena has the ability to cause bacterial wilt and need to be compared with Ralstonia solanacearum, the main cause of bac

terial wilt in tomatoes, in the future researchs.