10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUSH SICKNESS»
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1
DSIR: Making Science Work for New Zealand : Themes from the ...
Aston and his group continued their experiments aimed at finding a practical cure
for bush sickness. They tried various cheaper sources of iron to replace the
commercial-grade iron compounds already being used with success and found
that ...
2
Essentials of Medical Geology: Revised Edition
The disease, or rather the apparent symptoms, goes by various local names (e.g.,
in New Zealand, bush sickness; in Australia, wasting disease; in the United
States, salt sick or neck ail; in Brazil, mal de colete or pest de secar, in Great
Britain, ...
Olle Selinus, Brian Alloway, Jose Centeno, 2013
3
Scientific results of the Katmai expeditions of the National ...
Sheep are more susceptible to "bush sickness" than cattle, and young animals.
more so than old. There is thus much. borderland country where lambs cannot be
raised to maturity. in which cattle suffer but little. The researches of Aston and his
...
4
Trace Elements in Human and Animal Nutrition
It was soon established that bush-sickness was not due to either an infectious or
a toxic agent and a mineral deficiency or excess was postulated to explain the
condition. A long series of investigations by Aston and co-workers then led to the
...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
H4] UF Bush sickness Cowdriosis Heart water Inapunga Veld sickness BT
Rickettsial diseases in animals Tick-bome diseases in animals Heartwell family
USE Hartwell family Heartwood (May Subd Geog) [QK64 7 ( Botan y )] UF
Duramen BT ...
Library of Congress, 2006
6
New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
Pp. 21-35 in: Bush sickness. Investigations concerning the occurrence and cause
of bush sickness in New Zealand. N.Z. Department of Scientific and Industrial
Research Bulletin 32. 62 p. GRANGE, L. I.; TAYLOR, N. H.; SUTHERLAND, C. F.;
...
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The Mineral Composition of Crops with Particular Reference ...
More recent investigations of the soils associated with bush sickness showed that
most of them were well leached and that they did not contain any appreciable
amounts of calcium and manganese likely to be antagonistic toward the ...
Kenneth Crees Beeson, 1941
... it's important to contemplate the entire interdependent field as the 'medium'
though which malignant egophrenia manifests and propagates itself. ME disease
is a field phenomenon, and needs to be contemplated as such. Bush's sickness
is ...
Michael David Warren, 2005
9
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Period 2 (late 1920s to early 1950s) The recognition of a relationship between
the incidence of bush sickness and soil derived from tephra led to extended soil
surveys using modern techniques in central North Island, initially by Grange and
...
10
English, But Not Quite: Locating Linguistic Diversity
... bushbuck, bush cricket, bush fire, Bushman (Bushman's painting, Bushman's
poison), bush meat, bush pig, bush sickness, bush tea, bushveld, bushwhack,
bushwillow. As a modifier bush acquires also the meaning of 'inferior quality or
skill' ...
