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“...Seed dispersal by ants is an important ecological process that maintains the structure and...”
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“... of 2 dominant kelp species in the northern hemisphere, to measure decomposition rates of kelp detritus on the...”
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“... histopathological processes such as neutrophil infiltration, changes in cytoarchitecture, and necrosis...”
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“...Unlike the available mineral resources, the steelmaking processes have demanded raw material with...”
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“... when studying species with different sex-dispersal abilities, as may uncover processes that may...”
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“.... After that, every seven days for 15 weeks, 300 mL of distilled water were added to the top of each...”
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“... two highest rates remained in the soil, even after 15 water percolations. Total recovery of applied...”
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“..., it appears that although there was a decrease in metabolic rate there was only a minor increase in anaerobic...”
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“... traditional flooding system, allowing water savings and the reduction of As accumulation in the grain. However...”
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“... of modi ed crop genes to wild populations. The hazard rate is the probability per time unit that such...”
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