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Sensorer och system i mjölkkobesättningar by Kinander, Karin

“…More sensors to detect lameness and metabolical disorders are desired. The systems that are being launched are of a network structure where farmers and advisors can work together for a better milk production. …”
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Biodiversitetsfrämjande grönstrukturer och element som gynnar vildbin och andra pollinatörer : en verktygslåda att använda i staden by Ginel, Ksenija

Restorativa miljöer i en virtuell verklighet : en litteraturstudie som undersöker Virtual Reality’s potential som ett komplement till restorativa naturmiljöer by Härstedt, Hampus

Öppna ögonen för vinterns fägring : vad kan stadens lövfällande växter erbjuda vintertid? by Pettersson, Agnes

Öppna grönytor i staden by Lund, Eric

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Bioekonomin och den biologiska mångfalden by Samuelsson Propst, Signe

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Attacks on humans in Sweden by bear, wolf, lynx, wolverine, moose and wild boar in relation to Swedes’ fear for these animals by Sernert, Henriette

“…A report shows that Swedes’ have a certain amount of fear for being attacked by a wild animal in the forest and this fear has increased for certain animals over the last years. …”

Policies affecting the competitiveness of dairy production in Sweden, Denmark and Germany by Andersson, Carl-Martin, Gotting, Mattias

“…Denmark, Germany and Sweden are along with 24 other countries members of the European Union. Being part of the European Union also means being part of a European market. …”
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Kivukoni Waterfront: public place or neglected space? by Candefjord, Louise, Nilsson, Linn

“…If well-designed and wellfunctioning, the waterfront can have several positive impacts on the Central Business District and Dar es Salaam in general, which in turn can improve the well-being of many people.…”
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Urbana mikroklimat i samband med förtätning : strategier för gestaltning av urbana miljöer by Davéus, Anna

Från planta till etablerat träd : påverkande faktorer för etableringen by Winge, Ulrika

Fitting soilimproving legumes into inland valley ricebased cropping systems in West Africa by Carsky, R.J., Ajayi, E.O.

“…Various activities are being conducted to generate technology to introduce legumes into ricebased cropping systems in the inland valleys. …”
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Representativeness of farmers and sites in onfarm trials by Smith, J., Walker, P., Oyewole, B.

“…Researchers are constrained by farmers’ misgivings about the efficacy of the technologies being tested. As a result, trials are carried out on fields of farmers who volunteer or are persuaded to participate. …”
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Shoottip culture and thirdcountry quarantine to facilitate the introduction of new Musa germplasm into West Africa by Vuylsteke, D.R., Schoofs, J., Swennen, Rony L., Adejare, G., Ayodele, M., Langhe, E. de

“…Tissue culture is increasingly being used as a vehicle for the safe exchange of Musa germplasm. …”
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The role of tissue culture in the establishment of disease free germplasm for international distribution by Ng, S.Y.C., Rossel, H.W., Thottappilly, G.

“…Meristem-tip culture is being used to eliminate viruses from plants. The fact that some viruses are easier to eliminate than others has been utilized in thermotherapy and chemotherapy, along with meristem-tip culture, to increase the efficacy of disease elimination. …”
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The development of key national policies with respect to rainwater management in Ethiopia: A review by Ethiopian Economics Association

“…Several national economic and sectoral policies and strategies were developed, adopted and being implemented over the last couple of decades in Ethiopia. …”
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Regeneration of seed crops and their wild relatives: Proceedings of a consultation meeting 4–7 December 1995 ICRISAT, Hyderabad, India by Engels, J.M.M., Ramanatha Rao, R., International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics

“…An average of 50 percent of current national collections are in need of regeneration and urgent action is needed to avoid much of the stored genetic diversity being lost for ever. The deliberations of this meeting resulted in a much better understanding of the complexity of the regeneration process, and generated suggestions and ideas on how to make the process more efficient and cost-effective.…”
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Technical guidelines for the management of field and in vitro germplasm collections by Reed, B.M., Engelmann, F., Dulloo, Mohammad Ehsan, Engels, J.M.M., International Plant Genetic Resources Institute

“…Maintaining plants in the field is costly and carries high risks of loss; therefore, the strategies and procedures employed to establish and maintain field collections need to be practical, rational and economic, in addition to being scientifically sound. Experience in cost-effective management of field collections lies with individual curators and is not readily available to guide others. …”
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Good practices for diversity, livelihoods and ecosystem services: what can we learn from tropical fruit farming communities in Asia? by Sthapit, B., Lamers, H., Ramanatha Rao, V.

“…They have developed a wide range of mechanisms to make optimal use of local diversity for their own well-being and benefit. We often claim to understand the benefits of diversity for farmers and rural households, yet there are very few systematic studies and hardly any empirical evidence to back this up.…”
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A tribute to the work of Paul Allen: A catalogue of wild and cultivated bananas by Rosales, F., Arnaud, Elizabeth, Coto, J., International Network for the Improvement of Banana and Plantain

“…Information about each accession is provided in a Musalogue-type format, with one accession being described per page. The information included is based on the content of banana score cards compiled by Dr Allen. …”
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