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NA is a nonproteinaceous amino acid and is synthesized from S-adenosyl methionine
At 52 days after planting, all plants were harvested.At harvest, the lettuce plants were gently removed from the soil, thoroughly rinsed with tap water for 5 min and then rinsed with NanoPure water three times. Leaf tissue was carefully separated from vascular and mesophyll tissues Figure S1. Mesophyll and root tissues were ground in liquid nitrogen…
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Work is now in progress to find the conditions that will maximize the yield of CO
It is these factors that we wish to exploit for energy storage. Phenyl azirine can be photo converted into its ylide counterpart with ultraviolet light and them the ylide can be converted back to the azirine form with longer wavelengths . With the phenyl azirine suspended in a cryogenic matrix of solid argon, it can be converted…
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Space- and time-resolved understanding of excited states in these materials will lead to higher efficiencies
The importance of e-beam is twofold; first as a direct wafer pattering technology for lower volume production, and second as a mask writing technology for high volume projection extreme ultraviolet lithography techniques. Nanopatterning of EUV masks to achieve specific functionality is further complicated by the fact that EUV masks are comprised of complex material systems…
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The carbon cycle in high-latitude ecosystems is chronically limited by nitrogen availability
Our first efforts in this direction have focused on s-wave superconductivity. We correctly reproduce the equilibrium behavior, as well as the basic ideas regarding superconductivity, e.g. super currents. Proceeding on to pumping, we have results indicating the presence of Higgs, or amplitude mode oscillations. The Higgs mode is a fundamental concept in broken symmetry states, yet…
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Asymmetrical irrigation results in an unequal development of the root system
The root system under conditions that were close to the optimum temperature showed greater growth rates and thus reached deeper depths and developed greater root length densities than the root system under non-optimum temperature conditions. Finally, an additional soil horizon, consisting of 24% sand, 64% silt, and 12% clay and having the bulk density of…
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All subsequent collection dates were shifted forward by two weeks accordingly
For experiments with green and brown leaves, isolations were initiated immediately after collection, with most samples processed within 29 days. All isolations were completed by 46 days after collection. Storage period did not alter results when included as a covariate in models for these experiments and was excluded from the final analyses. Isolations from leaves of…
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There is compelling evidence that at least two butenolide signaling pathways exist in vascular plants
In untreated seedlings, the dlk2-3 and d14-1 mutations alone or together had no effect on cotyledon expansion while the htl- 3 mutation in any combination reduced expansionby 40–70% . Similar to the action of racemic GR24 , 5DS and 5DS inhibited cotyledon expansion of Col-0 and Ler wild types while lines containing d14-1 were insensitive to…
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Some researchers in certain systems are already making use of these advantages
Data collection on the early phases of invasion is generally retrospective and therefore limited. In this study, we highlight three sources of data that may be useful in understanding the processes that operate in the particularly poorly characterized early stages of invasion: introduction, establishment, and lag phases. Understanding these early phases of biological invasions is…
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Thermophilic composting is most effective under aerobic conditions
The advantages of a PVC drain and associated storage tank are that potentially pathogenic liquid is contained, can be recycled to maintain optimal pile moisture levels under drier conditions and, if sanitized, the nutrient content of the leachate can be recycled . In contrast, a soil floor costs less, but it is important to consider,…
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The Moapa intend to regain more of their original reservation lands in the future
The Western Shoshone case, based on the 1863 Ruby Valley Treaty, has taken totahy different directions with much broader implications . Thle to approximately 24 million acres in Nevada and California has yet to be conclusively decided. A 1979 Claims Commission award of $26 million, based on 1855 and 1872 land prices, has been made but…