03177nam 2200685 a 450 991059107290332120170815121549.01-280-96058-297866109605831-4237-4479-92-7598-0261-210.1051/978-2-7598-0261-6(CKB)1000000000335242(EBL)309857(OCoLC)173240758(SSID)ssj0000829038(PQKBManifestationID)11435905(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000829038(PQKBWorkID)10843371(PQKB)10442367(MiAaPQ)EBC309857(DE-B1597)574956(DE-B1597)9782759802616(MiAaPQ)EBC6810430(Au-PeEL)EBL6810430(OCoLC)1245069410(PPN)170227790(EXLCZ)99100000000033524220071012d2005 uy 0freur|n|---|||||txtccrContamination des sols[electronic resource] transferts des sols vers les plantes /Anne Tremel-Schaub et Isabelle FeixLes Ulis, France EDP Sciences20051 online resource (422 p.)Sols et transfertsDescription based upon print version of record.2-86883-793-X Includes bibliographical references (p. 141-156).Sommaire; Remerciements; Résumé; Introduction; Rappels sur les éléments-traces; Généralités sur les transferts sol-plante des éléments-traces; Prévision du transfert sol-plante des éléments-traces; Aliments d'origine végétale et éléments-traces; Conclusion; Références bibliographiques; Annexe 1 : Fiches bibliographiques relatives à des essais de plein champ; Annexe 2 : Teneurs naturelles dans les plantes cultivées et dans les aliments à base de végétaux; Annexe 3 : Seuils nationaux et internationaux dans les aliments d'origine végétaleAnnexe 4 : Effets toxiques des éléments-traces en excès sur l'hommeAnnexe 5 : Lexique; Annexe 6 : Noms latins des plantes cultivées à vocation alimentaire; In order to insure the quality of foodstuffs, it is necessary to know what the factors that govern the transfer of trace elements from the ground to the plant that has been harvested are, and to know those that have a direct impact on the final content of the foodstuff and ultimately on the consumer. The objective of this book is to bring to light the art of transfer of the twelve trace elements starting from the soils to the plants destined to be consumed.Ademe Ser.Soil pollutionPlantsEffect of pollution onElectronic books.Soil pollution.PlantsEffect of pollution on.632.19Tremel-Schaub Anne1255248Feix Isabelle1255249MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910591072903321Contamination des sols2910502UNINA05496nam 22007335 450 991098303830332120250113115339.09783031768675303176867110.1007/978-3-031-76867-5(CKB)37204206200041(MiAaPQ)EBC31879000(Au-PeEL)EBL31879000(DE-He213)978-3-031-76867-5(OCoLC)1498503992(EXLCZ)993720420620004120250113d2025 u| 0engur|||||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierThe Dusk of Design Exploring Multidisciplinary Approaches and Evolutionary Biology in Architecture /edited by Jose Antonio Lara-Hernandez, Alessandro Melis, Paola Boarin, Priscila Besen1st ed. 2025.Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :Imprint: Springer,2025.1 online resource (387 pages)Integrated Science,2662-947X ;349783031768668 3031768663 Chapter 1 Beyond deterministic and human-centric design in architecture -- Chapter 2 The design of diversity: case studies -- Chapter 3 On designing exteriority from within through flux cities in public space -- Chapter 4 Title: enhancing women's experiences in urban public spaces -- Chapter 5 The mayan solar -- Chapter 6 Favelas, exaptation and self-organised maps -- Chapter 7 Redundancy: from adaptation to aptation design -- Chapter 8 The interplay between exaptation and urban life: redundancy and informality in el houma -- Chapter 9 Reimagining informality: lessons from naples on growth, adaptability, and the value of incompleteness in urban planning -- Chapter 10 Enabling flexibility and residents’ agency in shaping social housing: case studies from south america -- Chapter 11 Public space and safety: access control a means for territorial reinforcement -- Chapter 12 Material-based computational design strategies -- Chapter 13 The possibility of transcribing trauma into architecture: exploring potential interdisciplinary research methods across architecture and criminology -- Chapter 14 Variability and design -- Chapter 15 Health in public space, micro_environments -- Chapter 16 Building health: the evolution of healthcare infrastructures through the lens of human evolution and social changes -- Chapter 17 The bricolage of transdisciplinarity. The nuanced concept of landscape resilience through a recombination approach -- Chapter 18 Exaptation in transport facilities: a cultural ecological perspective on motor parks as public spaces in yorubaland, nigeria -- Chapter 19 A stolen wall from the venice biennale -- Chapter 20 Mapping the demilitarized zone (dmz) as a proving ground: imagining the impossible -- Chapter 21 Conclusion chapter.The Dusk of Design explores the intersection of evolutionary theories and architectural design. Drawing inspiration from the concept of exaptation in biology, the book argues that natural selection, as the most successful designer on our planet, thrives on the diversity, variability, and redundancy of creative structures. By transferring these mechanisms to architectural design, the book contends that we can cultivate more resilient and sustainable architecture and cities in the face of environmental crises. This book seeks to illuminate the profound potential of multidisciplinarity by examining case studies from architecture worldwide. By exploring how evolutionary theories can explain various architectural phenomena, it aims to inspire architects, designers, researchers, and students to adopt a holistic and transdisciplinary approach to their work. The book provides a clear and concise overview of evolutionary principles, demonstrating their relevance to architecture.It will showcase a range of case studies that highlight the application of evolutionary theories in solving architectural challenges, such as adaptive reuse, sustainable urban planning, and resilient design in the face of climate change. Ultimately, "The Dusk of Design" aims to bridge the gap between biology and architecture, presenting a fresh perspective on how we can create more innovative, sustainable, and resilient built environments.Integrated Science,2662-947X ;34Evolution (Biology)Sustainable architectureArchitectureHistoryEcologySustainabilityEvolutionary BiologySustainable Architecture/Green BuildingsArchitectural History and TheoryEcologySustainabilityEvolution (Biology)Sustainable architecture.ArchitectureHistory.Ecology.Sustainability.Evolutionary Biology.Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings.Architectural History and Theory.Ecology.Sustainability.576.8Lara-Hernandez Jose Antonio1784994Melis Alessandro1784995Boarin Paola1784996Besen Priscila1784997MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910983038303321The Dusk of Design4316626UNINA