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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Excluders"”.

  1. An exploration of four to seven year olds’ perceptions of their own behaviour with comparisons to peers, class teachers and teaching assistants

    … / social, solitary, low behavioural levels, excluders, and antisocial / solitary. There were no consistent patterns in cluster and age group, time point, or sex. Children’s behaviour explanations were mostly focused on causes, rather than consequences, Agency was mostly external. Outcome …

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  2. Characterization of the Relationships between Soybean Yield, Trifoliolate Leaf Chloride Concentration, and Cultivar Chloride Inclusion/Exclusion Rating

    … kg-1 for Cl includers and 1885 mg Cl kg-1 for Cl excluders. Across more than 100 cultivars sampled in three Arkansas Soybean Performance Tests, tissue-Cl concentration ranged from <100 to >5000 mg Cl kg-1 and showed no clear groupings of the three cultivar Cl-traits suggesting that many cultivars …

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  3. Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) for Salt Tolerance in Soybean and Physiological Response to Salt Stress During Early Growth Stage

    … KCl treatment, the tolerance capacity of the excluders was severely inhibited causing early death, while under NaCl stress, tolerant varieties were able to accumulate up to 2.3 and 3.8 times less leaf Cl- and leaf Na+, respectively, than the sensitive ones. Plant death occurred when shoot ion …

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