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“... 80 % of shading), four replicates and two seasons (summer and winter). In the summer, the use of screens with...”
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“... induces sensory and progressive motor impairments, including pain. Cells of the immune system actively...”
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Published 2020
“... abiotic problems that causes a decrease in the production and yield of crops. In view of this assertion...”
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“... work was to evaluate the effect of shading at early flowering and N top-dressing rates on relative...”
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Published 2019
“...) ratio and shading level effect for NDF, CEL, HEM and L/S ratio were observed in the summer, however...”
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“...The effect of shading levels on the development of yellow passion fruit seedlings was studied, from...”
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Subjects: “...Temperature Effect...”
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