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Erosionsskydd i strandzoner by Axberg, Charlotta

“…The reason I chose this subject, is because I'm very interested in the forces of nature and the fact that the climate seams to be changing, with more extreme weather as a result. …”
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Urbana bomärken by Foltyn, Anna-Mary

“…How can a term or expression help people to talk and grasp stigmitized subjects as graffiti and illegal placarding? Have a pleasant reading!…”
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Grading the ecosystem services : an analyze of the ecosystem services in the public parks of Tokyo by Berggren, Amy

“…There is a need for a wider and deeper continuing research in the subject of ecosystem services in Tokyo.…”

Riparian buffer management through time in the Krycklan catchment : has the composition in riparian zones been affected by previous management since 1963? by Larsson, Linnéa, Nygårdh, Julia

“…Characteristics of the riparian zones, such as species richness of woody plants and the presence of stumps, were inventoried and have been analysed both over time and at different distances from the stream. Additionally, a subjective visual analysis of aerial photos (from 1963 to 2013) and a measure of the buffer width left after a harvest were made. …”

Opportunities for Short Food Supply Chains by Isaksson, Filippa, Leijon Cedermark, Marie

“…Despite the recognition and an otherwise great interest in REKO-rings, there are few studies on the subject. The aim of the study was to understand how producers communicate with consumers in a SFSC. …”
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Behov och inställning till ett gränsöverskridande skyddsområde för fjällräv i Sverige, Norge och Finland by Näsmark, Erik, Strand, Erik

“…A semi-structured qualitative interview study was conducted to investigate the subject, consisting of a total of 13 interviews consisting of six representatives from Sweden, four from Norway and three from Finland. …”
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Protected Designation of Origin, Protected Geographical Indication by Sparf, Bitota

“…The methods used are literature review, subject-specific websites and interviews that were carried out with two French companies following the system and two Swedish companies using PGI and TSG. …”
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Skötsel av torvmarksskogar - vad vet egentligen Västerbottens skogsbolag? by Edh, Frida, Haglund, Caroline

“…The answers to the questions were recorded anonymously as Företag 1, 2 and 3 (F1, F2 and F3, subjected randomly). The number of correct answers was relatively low compared to the pilot study. …”

Effects of treatment with PiNO (Pulsed Inhaled Nitric-Oxide) on the metabolism in colic horses undergoing abdominal surgery. by Granswed, Izabella

“…It became evident that the majority of horses included in the study were subject to a respiratory acidosis caused by hypoventilation during spontaneous breathing. …”
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Trends in theoretical plant epidemiology by Scherm, H., Ngugi, H., Ojiambo, P.

“…Among these, Bayesian analysis should prove especially fruitful given the reliance on uncertain and subjective information for practical disease management. …”
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Amelioration of a highly degraded tropical alfisol by planting 1. Changes in soil physical and chemical properties by Hulugalle, N.R.

“…The studies were made on two highly degraded sites in southwestern Nigeria which had been subjected to intensive mechanized cropping for a period of 10 years. …”
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Inoculation and phosphorus fertilizer improve food-feed traits of grain legumes in mixed crop-livestock systems of Ethiopia by Belete, Sisay, Bezabih, Melkamu, Abdulkadir, Birhan, Tolera, Adugna, Mekonnen, Kindu, Woldemeskel, Endalkachew

“…This study was conducted to evaluate the effects of rhizobium inoculation (I) and phosphorus fertilizer (P) on yield and nutritional quality of grains and haulms of grain legumes (faba bean, chickpea, common bean and soybean) on farm across diverse agroecological locations in the Ethiopian highlands. The crops were subjected to four treatments [+I, +P, −I + P and a negative control (-P-I)] at multiple locations on farm during the main cropping season in 2016. …”
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Molecular detection and phylogenetic analysis of Peste des petits ruminants virus circulating in small ruminants in eastern Amhara region, Ethiopia by Alemu, Biruk G., Gari, Getachew, Libeau, Genevieve, Kwiatek, Olivier, Kidane, Menbere, Belayneh, Rediet, Siraw, Bewuket, Wieland, Barbara, Asfaw, Wondwoson, Abdi, Reta D.

“…Samples positive with RT-PCR were subjected to isolation of the virus which were subsequently genetically characterized by sequencing of the nucleoprotein (N) gene and phylogenetic analysis of PPR virus (PPRV) strains.Of the 28 clinical samples examined, 46.4% were positive with RT-PCR for viral nucleic acid. …”
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Susceptibility profiles of helicoverpa armigera (Hübner) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) to deltamethrin reveal a contrast between the northern and the southern Benin by Tossou, E., Tepa-Yotto, Ghislain T., Kpindou, O.K.D., Sandeu, R., Datinon, B., Zeukeng, F., Akoton, R., Tchigossou, G.M., Djègbè, I., Vontas, J., Martin, T., Wondji, C., Tamò, Manuele, Bokonon-Ganta, A.H., Djouaka, R.

“…Collected samples of Helicoverpa (F0) were reared to F1. F0 were subjected to morphological speciation followed by a confirmation using restriction fragment length polymorphism coupled with a polymerase chain reaction (RFLP-PCR). …”
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Influence of larval density, substrate moisture content and feedstock ratio on life history traits of black soldier fly larvae by Dzepe, D., Nana, P., Fotso Kuate, A., Tchuinkam, T., Djouaka, R.F.

“…On the other hand, the survival rate was not significantly affected. The larvae subjected to diet 150 mg/larva/day showed a highest individual wet weight (0.19±0.003 g), body size (20.55±0.335 mm) and body thickness (4.982±0.081 mm). …”
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Manual de diplomado: El enfoque Territorios Sostenibles Adaptados al Clima (TeSAC) en el Corredor Seco del oriente de Guatemala by Sandoval Roque, Víctor Augusto

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Extruded flakes from pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum)-carrot (Daucus carota) blended flours-production, nutritional and sensory attributes by Adebanjo, L.A., Olatunde, G.O., Adegunwa, M.O., Dada, O.C., Alamu, Emmanuel Oladeji

“…The composite flours were subjected to analysis of the proximate and mineral composition, as well as functional and pasting properties. …”
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Genome wide insights of Ethiopian indigenous sheep populations reveal the population structure related to tail morphology and phylogeography by Amane, Agraw, Belay, G., Nasser, Y., Kyallo, Martina M., Dessie, Tadelle, Kebede, A., Getachew, T., Domelevo Entfellner, Jean-Baka, Edea, Zewdu, Hanotte, Olivier H., Mekuriaw, Getinet

“…Ethiopian sheep living in different climatic zones and having contrasting morphologies are a most promising subject of molecular-genetic research. Elucidating their genetic diversity and genetic structure is critical for designing appropriate breeding and conservation strategies.The study was aimed to investigate genome-wide genetic diversity and population structure of eight Ethiopian sheep populations.A total of 115 blood samples were collected from four Ethiopian sheep populations that include Washera, Farta and Wollo (short fat-tailed) and Horro (long fat-tailed). …”
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Functional evolution of the colony‐stimulating factor 1 receptor (CSF1R) and its ligands in birds by Hume, D.A., Gutowska‐Ding, M.W., Garcia‐Morales, C., Kebede, A., Bamidele, Oladeji, Trujillo, A.V., Gheyas, Almas A., Smith, J.

“…The rapid evolution in the extracellular domain of avian CSF1R suggests that at least in birds this ligand-receptor interaction is subjected to pathogen selection. We discuss this finding in the context of expression of CSF1R in antigen-sampling and antigen-presenting cells.…”
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Ancestral haplotype mapping for GWAS and detection of signatures of selection in admixed dairy cattle of Kenya by Aliloo, H., Mrode, Raphael A., Okeyo Mwai, Ally, Gibson, John P.

“…This population has been subject to natural selection in response to environmental stresses such as harsh climate, low quality feeds, poor management and strong disease challenge. …”
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