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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

April 2012

2012-04-25 -	Fungi and mussels acceptable in fish feed
	Farmed predatory fish (salmon, cod, etc.) need large quantities of food, which at present consists of wild-caught marine fish species that are endangered to varying degrees.
2012-04-24 -	Legumes reduce greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture
	Net emissions of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide from legumes are less than those from N fertilised crops. That makes them extra suitable as feedstock for bioenergy production. In a review article Erik...
2012-04-20 -	Spotlight on photosynthesis in marine plankton
	Marine phytoplankton account for half of all carbon fixed during photosynthesis. This means that these microorganisms have a major impact on the earth’s carbon flows.
2012-04-17 -	Spider’s silk for surgical sutures
	Spider’s silk is an extremely strong and elastic biomaterial that can be used for many purposes: from surgical sutures to bullet-proof vests. Researchers at SLU have now learned how spiders produce their...

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SLU, the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, has its main locations in Alnarp, Skara, Umeå and Uppsala.
Tel: +46 18-67 10 00 • Fax: +46 18-67 20 00 • VAT nr: SE202100281701 • webbredaktionen@slu.se

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