“.... Neoleucinodes elegantalis is one of the major pests of solanaceous crops in South America. Host plants...”
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“...Liming is widely used to decrease soil acidity, and the application of lime alone or in combination...”
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Subjects: “...Diaspora syndromes; dispersal; fungi; mutualism; mycorrhiza; non-mycorrhizal plants; plant...”
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“... and river morphology. Wildfires, contributed to canopy decrease and, consequently to the growth...”
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“... (ornamental and vegetable) plants and crops are discussed. You will see that plants how to tolerate the stress...”
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“... for its potential to decrease the intensities of important diseases in several crops. The present study...”
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Subjects: “...Food Plants...”
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Subjects: “...Endemic Plants...”
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Subjects: “...Ornamental Plants...”
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“... bacterium infects multiple plants species, among them important crops such as the olive tree. Insects...”
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“...As water availability for agriculture decreases, breeding or engineering of crops with improved...”
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“..., a strategy that will not only decrease the environmental footprint of this sector, but also contribute to the...”
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Subjects: “...Urban wastewater treatment plants...”
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“... to be in A) of 12.9% and in B) of 19.6% when compared to E1. In the E3 scenario the losses will be in A) 24.1% and...”
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“... as drought, plants, soil bacteria, and the relationship of the two are severely affected. On the other hand...”
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“... of plants under high [CO 2 ] will directly depend on the degree of water availability into the soil. Water...”
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Subjects: “...Copaifera.Medicinal plants. Pain and inflammation. Toxicology. Gastroprotection. Cell culture...”
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