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Stadsrum för barn by Stålhamre, Jenny

“…That is, to stop dedicating the city space functionally to the degree that is done today and to make sure that people of different ages meet naturally by attending the same place at the same time. …”
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Is there a win for conservation, livelihoods and governance? : the implications of Broussonetia papyrifera as an ecological resource substitute: a field study in Uganda by Stoderegger, Yasmin

“…Interactions among economic, institutional and ecological factors may in some cases turn these impacts on their head. Here, I present a case study of a location where this may be the case. …”

Membership heterogeneity and the cooperative`s choice of strategy by Lööf, Rebecka, Sigurd, Karin

“…Because of structural changes in the agri-food sector, the degree of heterogeneity within cooperative memberships is increasing. …”
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En inventering av säregna trädformer funna i Sverige by Karlsson, Asbjörn

“…In this study a selected group of trees were found through search of literature. Eight tree forms were chosen and investigated in situ. …”
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Spatiotemporal change of stream and wetland features over 140 years in an agricultural catchment in southern Sweden by Lindelöf, Linnea

“…The wetland area, land cover, stream length, and meandering degree were assessed by georeferencing and vectorizing the historical maps in ESRI ArcMap 10.8. …”
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Mental rehabilitering av medicinskt friska hästar by Lindroos, Malin Sofia

“…These horses are usually fearful of humans to some degree although they could come across as apathetic, probably due to learned helplessness. …”
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Evaluation of an ectomycorrhizal macrofungi as an indicator species of high conservation value pine-heath forests in northern Sweden by Lindman, Jenny

“…Since the 1950s, the development of modern rotation forestry in boreal Fennoscandia has resulted in a severe reduction of older forests, and a high degree of fragmentation among the small patches that remains of old forest. …”
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Swedish farmers - are they entrepreneurs? by Svensson, Johanna

“…The key results of the study are that Swedish farmers have developed entrepreneurial skills, but this has occurred in varying degrees; some are more successful than others are. …”
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Impact of N fertilization on subsoil properties by Schön, Martina

“…Soils of three Swedish long-term field experiments (Fors, Kungsängen and Örja) were sampled to a depth of 0.40 m and analyzed. …”
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Influence of prescribed burning and/or mechanical site preparation on stand stem density and growth of Scots pine stands above the Arctic Circle : results 9-19 years after stand... by Sörhult, Mikael

“…All stands were established about one to two decades ago. …”

Compost and its effects on soilborne plant pathogens by Haarala, Caroline

“…The test plants (oilseed rape and cucumber) were thereafter challenged with the test pathogens. …”

Role of promoter strength in gene regulation in Kcnq1 imprinted domain by Karimi, Shokoufeh

“…Our data indicate that degree of promoter strength is involved in imprinting of these genes in the locus and those genes with stronger promoter can escape silencing. …”

Sustainable phosphorus management of horse paddocks at Julmyra by Söderberg, Camilla

“…However, in areas where an accumulation of phosphorus by dung deposition had occurred over a long period of time, and for a loose housing system the P-AL values were higher (17.7 and 16.3 mg/100 g soil). In these areas, the values of phosphorus sorption capacity in the soil were low or moderate (1.1 and 4.5) and the degree of soil phosphorus saturation quite high (up to 22.0 %). …”

Association between animal-based measures and register-based welfare indicators in dairy cows : a study of the advisory service "Ask the Cow" and the web report "Animal Welfare Sig... by Wallberg, Emilia

“…All negative predictive values found in the final test-kits were considered high, and therefore herds with a good animal welfare are identified to a high degree. …”

Comparative study of bark, bio-char, activated charcoal filters for upgrading grey-water : from a hygiene aspect by Sidibe, Modibo

“…The concentration of two bacteria and two viruses were estimated before and after filtration. The filters were run for ten weeks. …”

Cheeses with blowing defect by Alvenäs, Amanda

“…Cheeses frequently affected by blowing defect include brine-salted cheeses, cheeses ripened at hot temperatures and hard cheeses that are ripened for extensive periods. …”
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Seminario "Gestión del recurso agua: uso de herramientas tecnológicas y difusión de estrategias exitosas"

“…Luego la zona Centro y Centro Sur, que han llevado a cabo intensos programas de desarrollo y capacitación en cultivos de importancia económica como hortalizas, cerezos, manzanos, berries, entre otros. Y la zona sur que, ha estado desarrollando trabajos en predios de agricultores promoviendo el uso de herramientas de monitoreo a través del sensoramiento. …”
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Responses of earthworm communities to crop residue management after inoculation of the earthworm Lumbricus terrestris (Linnaeus, 1758) by Frazão, Joana, Goede, Ron G.M. de, Salánki, Tamás E., Brussaard, Lijbert, Faber, Jack H., Hedde, Mickaël, Pulleman, Mirjam Margreet

“…L. terrestris densities were not affected by residue management. We were not able to infer effects of the inoculation on the existing earthworm communities since L. terrestris also colonized non-inoculated plots. …”
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Dynamics of animal performance, and estimation of carbon footprint of two breeding herds grazing native neotropical savannas in eastern Colombia by Ramírez Restrepo, Carlos Alberto, Vera, Raúl R., Rao, Idupulapati M.

“…Over 5 years and covering complete reproductive cycles, a conventional weaning (CW) herd system was compared to an early weaning (EW) herd system, that represented a modest degree of more intensive savanna management. Differences were found between the two management practices in total CH4 emissions, emission intensities [kg CH4 kg –1 calf born and kg CH4 kg –1 liveweight gain (LWG)] and emission efficiencies (kg CO2-eq kg –1 calf born and kg CH4 kg –1 LWG), that mostly associated with the different lactation lengths. …”
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Assessing and understanding non-responsiveness of maize and soybean to fertilizer applications in African smallholder farms by Roobroeck, D., Palm, Cheryl A., Nziguheba, G., Weil, R., Vanlauwe, Bernard

“…Key soil properties and rainfall variables for field trials were also determined to identify the factors that are limiting crop yield increases by mineral fertilizer input. …”
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