Late Spring
Picoplankton Dynamics during Late Spring 2010 in the South-Eastern Black Sea
... generally much higher than values for the northwest shelf and central basins. In the south-eastern Black Sea, salinity declined during early summer was accompanied by an increase in phytoplankton abundance, as shown by ...
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Assessment of Iranian Apricot Cultivars Resistant, Susceptible and Mutant to Late Spring Frost
... to late spring frost 2) to identify the most desirable susceptible parental genotype for generating mutants in terms of fruit traits and 3) to assess the genetic relationship and structure of 27 Iranian ...
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Studies of late spring grazing management in perennial ryegrass dominant pasture : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of PhD in Agronomy at Massey University
... The rate o f herb age accumulation declined wi th success ive lax graz ings in early summer , while it remained considerably higher and relat ively cons tant with hard grazing (Figures 4 . 2 and 5 . 3 ) . Th is confirms ...
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Grain Yield and Quality Effects of a Late Spring Freeze on Soft Red Winter Wheat.
... Small grains in reproductive growth stages are impacted by spring freeze events in the United States. This study was conducted for certified seed producers to evaluate field germination differences between seed ...
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Comparison of landslide forecasting services in Piedmont (Italy) and Norway, illustrated by events in late spring 2013
... the late evening, the cold front associated with the low pressure crossed Piedmont, causing instability and con- vective rainfall, more intense over the northwestern ...
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Climate change and ecosystems dynamics over the last 6000 years in the Middle Atlas, Morocco
... Dur- ing that period, water probably persisted in the lake all throughout the year, which allowed the presence of aquatic plants (Fig. 5) flowering during late spring and summer, and alg[r] ...
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Spring food habits of white-tailed deer in the South Texas Plains.
... Important differences occurred in the diet between years, between early and late spring, and between the three major range sites on the study area.. Increased emp[r] ...
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Time Of Burning As It Affects Soil Moisture in an Ordinary Upland Bluestem Prairie in the Flint Hills.
... Soil in the unburned areas has consistently had significantly more moisture than that in any of the burned ones, and among the latter, late spring burning has [r] ...
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Long-Term Effects of Burn Season and Frequency on Ponderosa Pine Forest Fuels and Seedlings
... the spring following snow melt as fine fuel begins to dry, but before extensive annual vegetative growth, and late fall as tempera- tures decrease and humidity ...Yet late spring burns can ...
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Annual report 2010 2011
... The Library’s materials budget for 2010-11 received a baseline uplift of 39% (£700k). This was in order to recognise gaps in research collections, and Schools were requested to identify research materials – books, ...
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Yield Response to Time of Burning in the Kansas Flint Hills.
... Early- and mid-spring burning reduced forage yields in ordinary upland range but not in limestone breaks.. Weed yields were considerably lower in the late-spring b[r] ...
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Range Land Use in California.
... T HE shortage of green forage during late spring and early summer in the San Joaquin Valley foothills is responsible for a high demand for summer range in the[r] ...
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An Air Mass Based Approach to the Establishment of Spring Season Synoptic Characteristics in the Northeast United States
... States spring is indicative of major meteorological and biological change though the seasonal boundaries are difficult to define and may even be changing with global climate ...the spring season through an ...
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A GIS-based method for household recruitment in a prospective pesticide exposure study
... In late spring 2003, we made two field trips to Illinois with the primary goal of verifying that corn was being grown in the candidate fields (and not in any conflict ...
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How do lepidopteran seasonal guilds differ on some oaks (Quercus spp ) – A case study
... (flush, late spring, summer and autumn feeders) had a similar pattern on each of the studied oak ...the late spring feeder guild and both guilds were significantly richer than the summer ...
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Reproductive cycle and gonad development of the Northern Argentinean Mesodesma mactroides (Bivalvia: Mesodesmatidae)
... throughout winter periods of both years matched well with the growth of gametes (mean oocyte size: 5 lm in July to 41 lm in September 2005 and 4 lm in July to 48 lm in September 2006) and an increase in the number of ...
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Controls on tidal sedimentation and preservation : Insights from numerical tidal modelling in the Late Oligocene–Miocene South China Sea, Southeast Asia
... that spring tides along Late Oligocene to Middle Miocene coastlines were predominantly mesotidal macrotidal and capable of transporting sand, which reflects two main conditions: (i) increased tidal inflow ...
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Monthly Weather Bulletin July 2002
... Friday 19th: A wave depression to the west of Ireland as a cold front crossed the country during the day. Some clear spells in the south at first, but rain became widespread during the morning in all but southern areas. ...
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Assessment of progesterone profiles and postpartum onset of luteal activity in spring calving Hereford beef suckler cattle
... The study was undertaken over a period of two years and included 120 lactations (26 first, 20 second, and 74 third or later lactations ) from 87 purebred Hereford cattle. In the first year, two farms were included in the ...
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PRODUCTIVE IMPACT OF THE GREEN FORAGE SUPPLY USAGE AT THE DAIRY FARMS
... The planning of a green forage supply scheme represents a management system, which ensures the availability of green forage for entire dairy cattle effective from early spring to late autumn, being a ...
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