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In view of the high concentration of conventional pollutants in breeding wastewater, including heavy metals, antibiotics, hormones, and other toxic and harmful pollutants, microalgae transformation technology has shown great potential. In order to explore the effect, mechanism, and influencing factors of microalgae treatment of breeding wastewater, this paper summarized the removal effect and removal mechanism of microalgae on the main pollutants in breeding wastewater, analyzed the different influencing factors on the treatment effect of microalgae on breeding wastewater, and focused on the mechanism of microalgae and the removal efficiency of pollutants during different treatment process. The results showed that microalgae can remove conventional pollutants such as carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus, from breeding wastewater through photosynthesis and assimilation and can remove heavy metals, antibiotics, suspended solids, hormones, and pathogenic bacteria through a series of biological processes. Meanwhile, the removal effect of microalgae on pollutants was restricted by the algae species type, inoculation concentration, temperature, light, and wastewater properties. Multi-algae coordination and immobilization treatment both improved the removal ability of microalgae, and algal bacteria symbiosis technology could make microalgae and bacteria mutually symbiosis, which could achieve the purpose of more efficient removal of pollutants. In summary, microalgae has great potential in the treatment of breeding wastewater, and optimal environmental conditions and appropriate treatment technology should be considered during the actual treatment process, so as to construct an efficient microalgae breeding wastewater purification system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The spatiotemporal pattern of non-agriculturalization can be accurately and rapidly captured for the rational formulation of land use and cultivated land protection. Remote sensing imagery has been more precise and efficient for the large-scale dynamic monitoring of cultivated land, with the advancements in feature extraction and classification. There are also different and feature variables during dynamic monitoring of cultivated land. In this study, Sentinel-2 satellite imagery was employed to monitor the non-agriculturalization of cultivated land. The experimental and validation zones were selected from the northern part of Xinjiang, a vital agricultural production base in China. The reclaimed areas were also in the Eighth Division of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps in Shihezi City. The data source was comprised of Sentinel-2 remote sensing images, covering the research area as of July 17, 2022, and August 16, 2020. The images were improved to facilitate the automatic extraction of information, according to the non-agricultural land use on cultivated land. Initially, the spectral indices and gray-level co-occurrence matrix were calculated to obtain 31 features, including spectral, spectral index, and texture features. Subsequently, Pearson correlation coefficients were computed for the eight band features, seven non-red edge spectral indices, and eight red edge spectral indices, leading to the removal of redundant features with weak classification and high correlation. Principal component analysis (PCA) was applied to extract the first three components of eight texture features. Feature importance scores were ranked using the random forest (RF) with the Gini index, resulting in the selection of optimal features: red, green, blue, narrow NIR (B8A), normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI), modified soil adjusted vegetation index (MSAVI), red-edge chlorophyll index (Clre), red-edge vegetation index (REDVI), triangular vegetation index (TVI), PCA1, PCA2 and PCA3 of texture features. 12 features and the original were selected to construct five classification schemes, including four optimal combinations (Scheme 1-3 and Scheme 5) and the original (Scheme 4). Seven classification algorithms were then utilized to evaluate: RF, artificial neural network (ANN), minimum distance (MID), maximum likelihood (MAL), mahalanobis distance (MAD), support vector machine (SVM), and Softmax. The results included: 1) The importance ranking of feature variables was as follows: band features, red edge spectral index features, non-red edge spectral index features, texture features. 2) Accuracy improvement depended mainly on the effective selection of multiple feature variables and algorithms. The two-stage model was constructed using Softmax. The highest accuracy was achieved with the optimal combination of feature variables, namely band + spectral index + texture features. The dimensionality of the feature variable was reduced to 12. The overall accuracy, average user's accuracy, average producer's accuracy, and Kappa coefficient were 94.92%, 95.16%, 93.15%, and 0.88, respectively. 3) A comparison of 2020 and 2022 data revealed that there was an area of 146.153 km² transitioning from cultivated land to non-agricultural use, while an area of 123.074 km² was transitioned from nonagricultural to cultivated land. Overall, the cultivated land decreased by 23.079 km² . In conclusion, the non-agriculturalization of cultivated land can provide technical support and references for the extraction of land cover information, particularly for the resource protection and sustainable utilization of cultivated land. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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To explore the best intercropping method of millet and soybean under interfilm cultivation conditions in the loess hilly-gully region of northern Shaanxi, a single-factor randomized block experimental design was used to set up 5 treatments,including 2 rows of millet with 2 rows of soybean intercropping(I22), 2 rows of millet with 4 rows of soybean intercropping(I24),4 rows of millet with 2 rows of soybean intercropping(I42), millet in single cropping（SG）, and soybean in single cropping（SD）.Characteristics such as dry matter accumulation and distribution, interspecific competitiveness, and their effects on the yield of millet and soybean under different intercropping patterns were analyzed. The results showed as follows. The dry matter accumulation of millet was significantly increased by the three intercropping treatments, and it was significantly higher in the I24treatment than that in the I42 treatment. At the booting stage, the dry matter allocation ratio to leaves was greater than that to stems. At the maturity stage, the dry matter allocation ratio to spikes was greater than that to leaves and stems. The dry matter allocation ratios of the three intercropping treatments were significantly higher than those of the single cropping, with I24 and I22treatments being significantly higher than the I42 treatment. The dry matter accumulation of soybean was significantly increased by the three intercropping treatments. At the flowering stage, the dry matter allocation ratio to leaves was greater than that to stems.At the maturity stage, the allocation ratio to pods was greater than that to the stems and leaves. Among the three intercropping treatments, the pod allocation ratios were significantly higher than those of the single cropping, with no significant differences observed among the intercropping treatments themselves. The land equivalent ratio for the I24 and I42 intercropping treatments was 1.10 and 1.06, respectively, increasing land productivity by 6%-10% and highlighting the benefits of intercropping. The I22intercropping treatment had a land equivalent ratio of 1.00, indicating no intercropping advantage. Under the intercropping treatments, millet demonstrated stronger interspecific competitiveness（AG＞0） and a higher yield nutrient competition ratio（CRG＞1） than soybean. The I24 treatment had significantly lower interspecific competition than the I42 and I22 treatments. In conclusion,the 2 rows of millet with 2 rows of soybean intercropping was the most effective millet soybean intercropping method in the loess hilly-gully region of northern Shaanxi. MoreReset [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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