Subjects: “...Uréia...”
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“... a mixture of cover crops), (2) nitrogen rates (70, 100 and 130 kg N ha(-1)), and (3) nitrogen sources (urea...”
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“...), cholesterol, glucose, total protein, urea and triglycerides were analyzed in blood samples. Cut-off points...”
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“...), albumina, AST, ß-hidroxibutirato (BHB), colesterol, glicose, proteína total, uréia e triglicerídeos...”
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“... can decrease the apoptotic process as well as the oxidative stress levels induced by androgen...”
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“... can decrease the apoptotic process as well as the oxidative stress levels induced by androgen...”
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“... previously described as stress-mediators was studied throughout the embryogenic process until plant level...”
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“... decrease in plant species richness, as well as in floral resources availability impacted plant–pollinator...”
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“... matter) or tended to decrease (organic matter, neutral detergent fiber, acid detergent fiber) linearly...”
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“... pathogenic process. Previous attempts to protect against DOX-induced cardiotoxicity with a-tocopherol...”
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“... na sociedade em termos de uma nova tecnologia, por serem mais eficientes que os veículos a combustão e podendo...”
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“...Ammonia volatilization is an important process of N loss which decreases the use efficiency...”
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“... significantly different. Addition of crescent levels of urea to the forages resulted in a linear decrease...”
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“... grain silage, added with crude soybean, sunflower or urea. The following treatments, arranged...”
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“...We evaluated the ingestive behavior of sheep fed sugar cane ensiled with urea or calcium oxide...”
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