Comparable mechanisms for ammonium and nitrate uptake and transport are widely found and well studied and reported.
The concensus is that nitrite is far too toxic to be taken up by plants, and no mechanisms have been found for safe uptake and/or internal transport of nitrite. Her conclusions drawn by herself have not been subject to either peer review or even editorial review, so are subject to discussion and evaluation. Java Moss, Tiger Lotus, Cryptocoryne, Ammania, Alternanthera Reineckii, and Rotala. Ms Waldstad's cited data is from peer-reviewed literature, and therefore is to be given at least the benefit of the doubt until shown to be not repeatable. Some natural freshwater aquarium aquascape design ideas include. A19.00 -21.05 A15.00 On sale Quick view ANUBIAS NANA PETITE. The real finding would likely be that the bowl with moss had greatly lowered to undetectable ammonia/ammonium, and therefore the NH3/NH4+ was not converted to nitrite, and therefore nitrite was not detected in the bowls. A16.50 -9.7 A14.90 Quick view RARE ANUBIAS NANA PETITE. what is aquascaping examples There are many styles of aquascaping, but they all have nature as their primary inspiration. You have plants, sand, wood, stones, rocks, fish, and more to work with and build sceneries within a tank.
The Betta site ref'd is confused on process - the fact that nitrite is not found in the Betta bowls with Java Moss, and is found in those without moss, does not in any way show that plants uptake nitrite. Aquascaping, in simple words, is aquatic landscaping. Confusion in reasoning, abetted and contributed to by Ms.Waldstad's interpretation of published data, are both going on here IMHO.ĭave's reservations match my own, and my reasoning as well.
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