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Genomic signatures of domestication and adaptation during geographical expansions of rice cultivation por Zheng, Xiaoming, Pang, Hongbo, Wang, Junrui, Yao, Xuefeng, Song, Yue, Li, Fei, Lou, Danjing, Ge, Jinyue, Zhao, Zongyao, Qiao, Weihua, Kim, Sung-Ryul, Ye, Guoyou, Olsen, Kenneth M., Liu, ChunMing, Yang, Qingwen

“…After domestication, the expansions of rice landraces into the present-day range required a diverse array of adaptations to local environments, which included changes in daylight sensitivity, expanded thermal tolerance (for excess cold and heat), adaptations to water availability (drought and waterlogging), and resistance to biotic stresses (Garris et al., 2005; Glaszmann, 1987). …”
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International Cooperative Comparison of Instrument Methods for Cooked Rice Texture por Juliano, Bienvenido O., Perez, Consuelo M., BARBER, SALVADOR, Blakeney, Anthony B., IWASAKI, TETSUY A., SHIBUYA, NAOTO, KENEASTER, KENNETH K., CHUNG, SOOMI, LAIGNELET, BERNARD, LAUNAY, B., DEL MUNDO, ANGELITA M., Suzuki, Hiroshi, SHIKI, JUN'ICHI, TSUJI, SHOJIRO, YAMA, JUNKO TOKO, TATSUMI, KYOKO, WEBB, BILL D.

“…The texture of 10 milled rices cooked by a standardized method in excess water was measured in 11 laboratories using various instrument methods that had been developed specifically for national samples. …”
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Hardness of Cooked Milled Rice By Instrumental and Sensory Methods por Perez, Consuelo M., Juliano, Bienvenido O., BOURNE, MALCOLM C., ANZALDÚA-MORALES, ANTONIO

“…The grains were cooked either in a rice cooker using a fixed water:rice ratio of 2:1, or by boiling in excess water for the predetermined optimum cooking time for each sample followed by draining. …”
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Seed Bundle Training Report: Soybean Seed Production and Agribusiness Management Training in Kaoma & Kalumwange, Western Province, Zambia por Chikoye, David, Consent, Sibeso

“…In partnership with the National Smallholder Farmers Association of Zambia (NASFA), the Seed Bundle initiative of AICCRA has trained 609 youth (51% female youth) in soybean seed production and agribusiness management. This exceeds the initial target of 200 youth. The training spanned across nine (9) districts of Zambia: Lusaka, Chongwe, Chisamba, Chibombo, Monze, Chikankata, Kapiri Mposhi, Mkushi, and Kaoma. …”
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Impacts of warming on outdoor worker well-being in the tropics and adaptation options por Masuda, Yuta, Parsons, Luke, Spector, June, Battisti, David, Castro, Brianna, Erbaugh, James, Game, Edward, Garg, Teevrat, Kalmus, Peter, Kroeger, Timm, Mishra, Vishmal, Shindell, Drew, Tigchelaar, Michelle, Wolff, Nicholas, Vargas Zeppetello, Lucas

“…Over a billion outdoor workers live in the tropics, where nearly a fifth of all hours in the year are hot and humid enough to exceed recommended safety thresholds for workers conducting heavy labor. …”
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Rainfall shocks push people away from the poverty line, making them poorer: Evidence from urban Ecuador por Llerena Pinto, María Cristhina, Mirzabaev, Alisher

“…By applying fixed effects models, we find that rainfall shocks, including excess and lack of rain, significantly worsen socioeconomic conditions, pushing poor urban households further down into poverty. …”
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Weed control strategies for multiple cropping systems of the humid and subhumid tropics por Akobundu, I.O.

“…The region consists of those parts of the tropics where precipitation exceeds evapotranspiration in at least seven months of the year, and where total annual rainfall is greater than 1,000 mm (Breitenbach, 1974). …”
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Heavy metal contamination in urban agriculture: Evidence from Nairobi por Murphy, Mike, Wachira, Githenya, Onyango, Cecilia, Hoffmann, Vivian

“…We estimate that 71% of adults and 69% of children in our sample are exposed to lead in excess of daily reference levels, with 12% of adults exceeding levels for cadmium and 52% exceeding levels for mercury via leafy greens alone. …”
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Microsequence heterogeneity and expression of LSU rRNA genes within the two single copy ribosomal transcription units of Theileria parva por Bishop, Richard P., Gobright, E.I., Spooner, P.R., Allsopp, B.A., Sohanpal, B.K., Collins, N.

“…Both units were expressed in the intra-lymphocytic schizont stage of T. parva. A. 2-5-10 fold excess of rRNA derived from LSU unit, compared with unit 2 was observed in the schizont stage, the difference being attributable to variation in the level of expression of unit 2. …”
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Zai improves nutrient and water productivity in the Ethiopian highlands por Amede, Tilahun, Menza, M., Awulachew, Seleshi Bekele

“…The main objective of this study was to determine whether zai pits (i.e. small water harvesting pits) developed for dryland regions of the Sahel could increase crop yield and water productivity of degraded outfields in high rainfall areas, where mean annual rainfall exceeds 1300mmbut soil water infiltration is reduced by slope, low soil organic matter and hardpans. …”
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A Rab1 homologue with a novel isoprenylation signal provides insight into the secretory pathway of Theileria parva por Janoo, R.T.K., Musoke, A.J., Wells, C., Bishop, Richard P.

“…Recombinant TpRab1 bound radiolabeled GTP, and this binding was inhibited by excess unlabeled GTP and GDP and also partially by ATP. …”
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Woody and non-woody biomass utilisation for fuel and implications on plant nutrients availability in the mukehantuta watershed in Ethiopia por Bekele, K., Hager, H., Mekonnen, Kindu

“…The existing wood biomass in the watershed was approximately 292 metric tonnes, implying that consumption exceeds potential supply. As a result of using dung and crop residue biomass for household energy, the watershed, respectively, loses 17.3, 4.3, 20.6, 15.6, 5.4, and 10.2 tonnes of N, P, K, Ca, Mg and Fe nutrients every year. …”
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Private farmers' compensation and viability of protected areas: The case of Nairobi National Park and Kitengela dispersal corridor por Rodríguez, L.C., Henson, D., Herrero, Mario, Nkedianye, D., Reid, Robin S.

“…The results suggest that the aggregated financial support of urban residents might represent around $1.2 million per year for 5 years. This amount exceeds the economic losses caused by wildlife in the dispersal area, and different financial schemes of fund investment and the prioritisation of conservation regions could be implemented to ensure payments and keep the dispersal corridors open in perpetuity.…”
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Improving water resources management in rural river basins under competing demands: a case study from the Walawe River Basin, Sri Lanka por Weragala, Neelanga, Kaluarachchi, Jagath J., Smakhtin, Vladimir U.

“…In situations where water demand exceeds the supply, a holistic management policy is required. …”
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An assessment of the potential and impacts of winter water banking in the Sokh aquifer, Central Asia por Gracheva, I., Karimov, Akmal A., Turral, Hugh, Miryusupov, F.

“…Winter flows have increased and summer releases have declined, but the Syr Darya River cannot pass these larger winter flows and the excess is diverted to a natural depression, creating a 40 ? …”
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Geochemical modelling of the effects of a proposed uranium tailings pond on groundwater quality. Technical article por Brindha, Karthikeyan, Elango, L.

“…The concentration of ions in groundwater would exceed background concentrations for up to 100 m at the end of 100 years. …”
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Conceptos basicos en la fisiologia del frijol por Restrepo M., José M., Laing, Douglas R.

“…Adaptation is determined by: (a) insensitivity to the photoperiod, (b) a stable growth habit, (c) insensitivity to temp. during flowering, (d) drought tolerance, and (e) tolerance to excess moisture. Growth habits in beans are determinate, indeterminate, semi-climbing indeterminate and climbing indeterminate. …”
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Solar irrigation pumps: can electricity buy-back curb groundwater over-use? por Franklin, Bradley

“…As solar irrigation pumps become more effective and affordable, the prospect of uncontrolled solar pumping further exacerbating the unsustainable use of groundwater has led to calls by some for the government to buy back excess electricity generated on farms. Under such a scheme, the buy-back price would have to be high enough to make selling the power more profitable than using it for further irrigation, yet not as high as the price that is charged for electricity from the grid lest an opportunity for arbitrage be created. …”
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Les trypanosomoses du betail en Amerique latine, etude speciale dans le Plateau des Guyanes. por Desquesnes, M.

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The effect of climate, soil, and grazing management on the production and persistence of tropical pasture germplasm por Jones, Raymond J.

“…Factors which can magnify the complexity include toxicities resulting from low pH, high soluble Al and Mn concentrations, and excess soluble salts in the soil; and the presence of other competing species such as sown grasses, legumes, or weeds. …”
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