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academic.oup.com | Marco Antonio |Marco Antônio |Instituto de Biociências |Universidade Estadual Paulista |Universite Montpellier
Many species have both tree and shrub growth-forms and, for some, the capacity to shift between single and multi-stemmed growth can be linked to changing environmental conditions. Such growth form variability can result from different developmental trajectories of perennial shoots located above- and/or belowground. Some of these responses are initiated at early life stages and propagate throughout ontogeny.
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academic.oup.com | Byung-Ho Lee |Byung-ho Lee |Tae Hyung
The increase in nursery plant trade has heightened the risk of invasions of exotic pests, such as mealybugs and nematodes. In this study, we first evaluated the feasibility of using the currently approved methyl bromide (MB) treatment for imported nursery plants (IMP) against the longtailed mealybug, Pseudococcus longispinus. We then assessed ethyl formate (EF) fumigation as a potential MB-alternative treatment and tested 2 nematicides against the root-lesion nematode, Pratylenchus penetrans C.
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2 weeks ago |
academic.oup.com | Ana Isabel |M Carmen |Miguel Ángel |Maria Luisa
Infertility is currently recognized as a significant global public health concern by the World Health Organization (WHO). This condition affects ∼10–15% of couples worldwide, with male factor infertility accounting for around half of these cases (Massart et al., 2012; Tournaye et al., 2017; World Health Organization, 2017).
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3 weeks ago |
academic.oup.com | Matthew Adler
A wide range of governmental policies seek to reduce individuals’ fatality risks—risks that arise from air and water pollution, pathogens, food ingredients and contaminants, motor vehicles, infrastructure, radiation, workplace accidents, alcohol and recreational drugs, firearms, consumer products, tobacco, natural disasters, and other sources. This book provides a rigorous treatment of the ethics of fatality risk regulation.
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academic.oup.com | Justin Brilliant |Romy Gaillard |Judith Ozkan |Robert Byrne
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