... picked the poppy seeds out ofthe garden. They finished before the end ofthe hour. Then they flew away. When the hour was over, the uncle and the leaders came in. They were very surprised! The ... ants began to bite him. They were angry because the old man was in their way. Majka saw the ants biting Yust. She pushed them away so the old man could sleep. Many ofthe ants bit her hands, ... Majka became the queen. She ruled the happy people ofthe Golden Island of many, many years. ANH VĂN THIẾU NHI – TRUYỆN CỔ TÍCH ANH NGỮ ( KO CÓ BẢN DỊCH) The Princess ofthe Golden...
... transcript, of 2 kb, is produced [29]. The trout IL-11gene gives rise to a single transcript of 3.2 kb in RTScells, as seen in the northern blot (Fig. 7), and is the largest ofthe known IL-11 ... differ-ences were a 26 bp insertion in the 5Â-UTR of the cDNA and an insertion of 12 repeats with a consensus of CCAATGATGATCCAAGAAATCCACACTACAG(31 bp) in the 3Â-UTR ofthe cDNA sequence (Fig. 1).A ... in the 5Â-UTR, and four potentialpoly(A) signals were found in the 3Â-UTR (Fig. 1), two of them just 14 or 23 bp upstream ofthe poly(A) tail. The remaining two poly(A) signals were upstream of the...
... the high values. The other uses the annual series which consists only ofthe highest value for each year. The highest value of record, of course, is the top value of each series, but ... area which exploited the hydrologic network data. The results of this work showed the importance ofthe additional data in defining the short-duration rainfall frequency regime in the moun-tainous ... by-product of previous work performed for the Corps of Engineers, was the first paper published under the sponsorship ofthe Soil Conservation Service. This paper contains a series of rainfall...
... are drawn from the councils of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and the Insti-tute of Medicine. The members ofthe committee responsible for the report were ... extend the lifetime of TRMM beyond the originalanticipated maximum length ofthe mission thereby enhancing the value of the data from TRMM to science and operations. The committee found the following:ã ... somemirror-image, and the precipitation in a column at least 18 km above the surface. (A margin isneeded because ofthe oblateness ofthe Earth and the slight eccentricity ofthe orbit and also...
... and the y-intercept ofthe theoretical line (–0.095 and 27.00, re-spectively) fell in the confidence interval (95%) ofthe slope(−0.084 ± 0.024) and the y-intercept (26.87 ± 1.56) ofthe re-lationship ... standard error ofthe species mean. The grey lines represent the upper and lower confidence interval limits (95%) ofthe relation-ship between ∆ and WUE. The Symbols correspond to the succes-sional ... ∆ and WUE.There was a strong positive and linear relationship between∆ of sunlit leaves of dominant canopy trees and the leaves of potted seedlings ofthe same species grown in the glasshouse(P...
... biomass production per unit of absorbed nutrient is simply the inverse of the concentra-tion of the nutrient in question in the tissues of the plant.However, in long-lived ... [38],increasing the NUE. Resorption is the repeated use of the same nutrient units and could therefore be a good means of estimating the efficiency of nutrient use; neverthelessresorption ... therefore, the nature of the underlying sub-strate does seem to have some effect on the P resorption.Furthermore, it is necessary to take the general abun-dance of...
... combination. The seeds of D guianensis were extractedfrom pods collected on the forest floor at the experimental site of Paracou (Bariteau and Geof-froy, 1989) at the end of the ... and that the nutri-ents stored in the seeds were rapidly depleted(mean weight of a dry seed: 0.37 g). In addi-tion, the slowing down of the growth of the control ... endomyc-orrhizal status of the seedlings is a criticalfactor controlling the regeneration of D guia-nensis in the primary tropical rain forest of French Guiana. The treatments inoculated...
... related to the position of the whorls on the main orthotropic stem in J.copaia and to the position of the leaves on the plagiotropic branches in E. falcata. The datahereafter ... water status in explaining the after-noon depression of A in a range of spe-cies of the temperate zone. In fact, the diurnal changes in A in the J. copaia leaf-lets ... indicat-ing that the changes in A are primarily dueto alterations of mesophyll photosynthesis(Jones, 1985). The midday depression of A in J.copaia was not related to the diurnalchanges...