“....Conclusions: The results reported herein showed that obesity can affect sperm quality, by reducing sperm...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

“... to increases in temperature and changes in litter quality that can affect small woodland streams, where water...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

“..., this study investigated whether the foliar spray of potassium silicate (PS) could affect the...”
Access document

“...Endophytic fungi can colonize plant tissues, generally without causing harm to the host, and can...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

Access document

“... effect on polymeric aggregates in water is still an open field. For instance, the additive may affect...”
Access document

Access document

“... infection process of M. albescens. The underlying mechanism through which Mg can affect rice resistance...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

“... met the defined criteria for this review. After a comprehensive analysis, it can be concluded that...”
Access document

Access document

Access document

“.... When invading native riparian temperate forests, they can decrease tree species diversity, alter the...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

“... antimicrobial effects. The extracts can be fractionated to optimize their potential. In this study, we evaluated...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

“...Cover crops can affect nitrogen fertilization efficiency, soil nitrogen content, and cotton yield...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

“... composition based on the 20 genera most abundant in the soil revealed decrease in abundance for Blastomyces...”
Access document

Subjects: “...Temperature decrease...”
Access document

Subjects: “...Temperature decrease...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

Subjects: “...immune decrease...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)

“..., it was proved that this decrease occurred and it was 0.02%. Monetarily, this value corresponds...”
Access document

“... behavior can be reflected in reductions in plant growth and development due to reduced water absorption...”
Access document (1)
Access document (2)