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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Weinmannia racemosa"”.

  1. Die epiphytische und lianoide Vegetation auf Weinmannia racemosa in warm-temperaten Regenwäldern in Camp Creek, Zentral-Westland, Südinsel, Neuseeland

    … zur epiphytischen und lianoiden Vegetation an Weinmannia racemosa L. in temperaten Regenwäldern in Neuseeland. Ziel der Arbeit ist es herauszuarbeiten, welcher Standortsfaktoren(kombination) Einfluss auf Struktur und Zusammensetzung der epiphytischen und lianoiden Vegetation an W. racemosa …

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  2. Understanding the role and impact of introduced honey bees in a submontane indigenous forest ecosystem

    … of Apis mellifera in native forest dominated by Weinmannia racemosa and Ixerba brexioides, two native forest trees used extensively for monofloral honey production in New Zealand. Research focused on three key areas: 1) timing and availability of floral nectar resources; 2) impacts on plants, …

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  3. Structural characterisation and absolute stereochemistry of some degraded carotenoids from New Zealand honeys

    … procedures. Diethyl ether extracts of kamahi (Weinmannia racemosa) honey were found to contain three diastereoisomers (kamahines) of an unusual degraded carotenoid with a 14 carbon skeleton. After acetylation, one of the isomers was fully characterised by multidimensional ¹H and ¹³C NMR …

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