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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"privet"”.
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Novel Relative Spontaneous Ignition Temperature Determination Using Carbon Dioxide Onset with STA/IR
… tallow), <em>Ligustrum sinense </em>(Chinese privet), and <em>Ilex vomitoria </em>(yaupon) plants. Identification of carbon dioxide was successful with a spectral match of 90.2 percent and further used in the determination of relative spontaneous ignition temperature, or RSIT. The RSIT value …
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MULTI AGENT SYSTEM APPROACH TO SOLVE DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROBLEM TO INCREASE THE STABILITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
… system. With the more and more DERs in placed by privet sectors and some times by individual home owners managing the power distribution system becomes more and more complex. Maintaining the reliability and the stability of the system is becoming a challenge in modern power distribution system. …
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Non-Native Leaf Litter Modifies Algal Resources with Effects on Tadpole Growth
… the experiment, Japanese honeysuckle and Chinese privet decreased periphyton N:P ratios and stimulated tadpole growth compared to native leaf litters. However, tadpole mortality in Japanese honeysuckle was high over winter compared to other leaf litters. Different litter species affected …
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SEASONAL FLAMMABILITY COMPARISONS OF NATIVE AND EXOTIC PLANTS IN THE POST OAK SAVANNAH, BLACKLAND PRAIRIE, AND PINEYWOODS ECOREGIONS OF TEXAS
… yaupon (<em>Ilex vomitoria</em>), Chinese privet (<em>Ligustrum sinense</em>), greenbrier (<em>Smilax</em> spp.), eastern red cedar (<em>Juniperus virginiana</em>), and escarpment live oak (<em>Quercus fusiformis</em>); and two deciduous species: Chinese tallow (<em>Triadica sebifera</em>) …
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Assessing the effects of invasive Ligustrum sinense and Lonicera japonica on rare and federally threatened Scutellaria montana
… contains invasive Ligustrum sinense (Chinese privet) and Lonicera japonica (Japanese honeysuckle), and these and other invasive plant species have been recognized as a potential threat to its conservation. To directly investigate the effects of invasive L. sinense and L. japonica on S. …