10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NONNITROGENOUS»
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nonnitrogenous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Insect Ecology: An Ecosystem Approach
Plant chemical defenses generally are classified as nonnitrogenous, nitrogenous
, and elemental. Ecologically, the distinction between nonnitrogenous and
nitrogenous defenses reflects the availability of C versus N for allocation to
defense at ...
Timothy D. Schowalter, 2006
2
Human Foods and Their Nutritive Value
Theelement nitrogen istaken asthe basis ofthe division. Compounds which
contain thiselement arecalled nitrogenous, while those from which it is absent are
called nonnitrogenous.[2] Thenitrogenous organiccompounds are composed
ofthe ...
3
Geological Survey professional paper
The results are presented on an ash-free basis and are given in terms of ether
extract, crude protein, and nonnitrogenous constituents. The ether extract is
roughly equivalent to the fat content; the crude protein represents the nitrogenous
...
Geological Survey (U.S.), Geological Survey (U.S.). Geographic Names Information Management, 1936
4
On the Economy of Plant Form and Function: Proceedings of ...
To the extent that inefficient nitrogen distributions decrease A,,^, hypothesis 1
does require a relatively efficient distribution of nitrogen among limiting
compounds. 1f a combination of nitrogenous and nonnitrogenous factors limit A^
a]t , a tight ...
5
Homeland Security in the UK: Future Preparedness for ...
detection technology currently deployed in most airports is geared to detecting
these wellknown military explosives, so the terrorists have astrong incentivetotry
switchingto nonnitrogenous agents or pyrotechnics whichdonot conformtothe ...
6
The Maintenance Rations of Farm Animals
Ordinarily, the nonnitrogenous nutrients of the feed constitute the principal source
of this energy. The proteins, however, or at least the cleavage products of their
digestion or transformation, readily undergo a process of deamidization by which
...
Henry Prentiss Armsby, 1912
Ordinarily, the nonnitrogenous nutrients of the feed constitute the principal source
of this energy. The proteins, however, or at least the cleavage products of their
digestion or transformation, readily undergo a process of deamidization by which
...
United States. Bureau of Animal Industry, 1912
BACTERIAL DECOMPOSITION OF NONNITROGENOUS ORGANIC
SUBSTANCE. We have considered thus far the decomposition of organic
materials in the soil from the nitrogen standpoint largely- It would be well to
remember at the same ...
9
Agricultural Investigations at Rothamsted, England, During a ...
But, at first sight, it seems less intelligible that the quantities consumed to produce
a given amount of increase in live weight should also be much more dependent
on the supplies of the nonnitrogenous than on those of the nitrogenous ...
Joseph Henry Gilbert, 1895
10
Marine Pharmacognosy: Trends and Applications
15.6 NONNITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS More than 20% of natural products
derived from ascidians fall into the category of nonnitrogenous compounds.
These compounds are mostly terpenoid or steroid in origin and are well
represented ...
