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“... studied in recent decades. Thiamine, also known as vitamin B1, plays critical roles in several biological...”
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“..., observing the variation of the horizontal structure of vegetation in recent decades (1966-2011), and...”
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“... territory date from 1999 in the state of São Paulo, infesting persimmon and fig fruits. Subsequently the fly...”
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