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Showing 1 to 20 of 4222 for “"Leaves"”.
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Healing leaves
Medieval French literature provides the modern researcher with references to the healing arts in many passages that are incorporated into prose or poetic works. Because there was no clear separation of the genres into modern classifications, references to treatment of sicknesses of body, mind or …
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Black Leaves
This thesis is a collection of narrative non-fiction essays – some of them more journalistic in nature and others more memoir-ish or ruminating. Readers are asked to travel through my recent years, as I ramble and certain key themes are explored. Those themes are as follows: First, detachment from …
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Black Leaves
This thesis is a collection of narrative non-fiction essays – some of them more journalistic in nature and others more memoir-ish or ruminating. Readers are asked to travel through my recent years, as I ramble and certain key themes are explored. Those themes are as follows: First, detachment from …
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Beans, roots and leaves
The author presents the first detailed review of the pharmacological therapy of parkinsonism from ancient times until the near present (1980). It is not clear whether parkinsonism as it is now defined – a progressive neurodegenerative disorder of the basal ganglia characterized by sharply reduced …
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Leaves Ripped from Wet Branches
… three short stories collectively titled "Leaves Ripped from Wet Branches."</p>
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Production and Initial Decomposition of Floating Leaves of Nymphaeid Macrophytes, or Rise and fall of Floating Nymphaeid Leaves
Contains fulltext : 305669.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
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Hydrocyanic Acid Potential of Black Cherry Leaves
Black cherry (Prunus serotina L.) leaves have been known to be a source of hydrocyanic acid poisoning of cattle since the late 1800 "s. Results of early studies indicated that the black cherry was one of the most toxic of the cyanogenetic plants. An early idea which has persisted to the present has …
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Photosynthate production and partitioning in apple leaves
… leaf N concentration (% dry weight) (Np) of spur leaves from two canopy locations were evaluated on four dates in 1987. Interior leaves had lower Pn, SLW, Nw, and Np than exterior leaves. In 1988 the influence of %available photosynthetic photon flux (PPF) on the same parameters was examined …
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The Autumn Leaves Swirl in Crisp October Wind
The Autumn Leaves Swirl in Crisp October Wind is a programmatic work for wind ensemble consisting of five sections. Each section of the work takes the listener on a journey through my own childhood memories of autumn in Michigan. The first section is titled “Bursting with Color”, featuring the …
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Microbial Communities Colonizing Leaves during Early Decomposition Stages
<p>Microbial communities associated with decaying leaves play an important role in the cycling of nutrients in stream ecosystems. In headwater streams that are deemed as heterotrophic, bacteria and fungi are main drivers of organic matter decomposition and thus partly responsible for facilitating …
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Visualizing and Characterizing Herbicide Activity in Plant Leaves
However, a greater diversity of herbicide physicochemical properties and in vitro potencies would expand the usefulness of this model.
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The antihypertentive effect of aqueous extract O Africana leaves
The incidence of cardiovascular diseases, including hypertension, is on the increase worldwide. Medicinal plants played an important role in the treatment of hypertension for centuries. Very few scientific studies have, however, been done to validate the use of these phytotherapies. O africana is …
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Redox-regulation of starch and lipid synthesis in leaves
… mechanism is also regulating carbon storage in leaves. Previous studies have shown that the key-regulatory enzyme of starch synthesis, ADPglucose pyrophosphorylase (AGPase) is inactivated by formation of an intermolecular disulfide bridge between the two catalytic subunits (AGPB) of the …
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DNA and RNA synthesis in leaves during TYMV replication
1. Small scale HAP column chromatography has been developed as a rapid and reproducible method for the isolation of TYMV-specific DS-RNA. 2. A procedure for the isolation of an outer chloroplast membrane fraction from healthy and diseased Chinese cabbage has been developed. This membrane system …
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Regulation of desiccation tolerance in Xerophyta seedlings and leaves
… trait of poikilochlorophylly as seen in mature leaves. The X. humilis desiccation transcriptome comprising 76,768 distinct gene clusters was successfully assembled from sequencing samples at five relative water contents (100%, 80%, 60%, 40% and 5%) to identify the networks activated in response …
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