论文信息 - A laboratory stream design for biological research

A laboratory stream design for biological research

Abstract A design for a three channel, recirculating laboratory stream system suitable for use in biological experimentation is presented. The physical factors of water flow, temperature, light, substrate and water chemistry can be controlled individually as desired to simulate many Iotic conditions.

P. A. Horne | G. L. Bennison | G. Bennison | P. Horne

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