КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «SYMBIONTICALLY»
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C4 Photosynthesis and Related CO2 Concentrating Mechanisms
This suggests that photorespiratory glycolate metabolism is not just present but
essential for cyanobacteria, where it employs multiple routes, one of which might
have been conveyed endo- symbiontically to plants (Eisenhut et al., 2008).
A. S. Raghavendra, Rowan Frederick Sage, 2010
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Directory of Microbicides for the Protection of Materials: A ...
Microbes are using symbiontically their different kind of metabolism of their
respect partner. Once a biofilm is formed, the original properties of the coating
are changed and further predators might find altered living conditions. Biofilms
retain ...
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Principles of Plant Nutrition
1998). Ryegrass 5'0 Redclover 4.0 N0 of cuts Figure 3.14 Development of soil pH
under rye grass and clover. The rye grass was dressed with ammonium nitrate
and the clover was supplied with symbiontically fixed nitrogen (after Mengel and
...
Konrad Mengel, Harald Kosegarten, Ernest A. Kirkby, 2001
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Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems
Whether mycorrhizae behave symbiontically or parasitically may also be
influenced by CO2 fertilization (Sanders, 1996), further emphasizing the need of
experimental systems with a realistic soil microflora, if ecosystem responses to
elevated ...
Brian H. Walker, Will Steffen, 1996
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The Larvae of the Gall Miges
The alien organism maintains a physiological (nutrimental) bond with the plant.
Ross and Hedicke (1927) consider as gall a pathological formation that is
actively induced by any alien organism, living parasitically or symbiontically on a
plant.
.M. Mamaev, N.P. Krivosheina, 1992
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Dependency Needs and Schizophrenia
... the therapist is not the only member of the hospital staff who inevitably acquires
, over the years, a deep emotional investment in the patient's remaining ill and
symbiontically orient toward the more significant among his fellow human beings.
Richard J. Kosciejew, 2012
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Mechanisms of Resistance to Plant Diseases
Even arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi can induce wall appositions in symbiontically
defective plants. Mutants isolated after chemical mutagenesis of pea and Faba
bean exhibited impaired symbiotic abilities vis-à-vis both arbuscular mycorrhizal
...
A.J. Slusarenko, R.S. Fraser, L.C. van Loon, 2001
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Palestine journal of botany. Rehovot series
This detailed regulation of mutual relations could not be imagined unless the
hosts themselves participate symbiontically in the process of invasion. ii.
Mycorrhisac and their significance for parasitoid relationships In their chapter on "
aktive ...
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Canada, Department of Forestry and Rural Development Translation
The author subdivides these fungi in the following groups: 1. Ambrosia fungi, i.e.
food fungi which are symbiontically firmly connected with the beetle (filamentous
fungi and yeasts), 2. Other fungi, i.e. fungi that happen to occur in the ambrosia ...
