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Li Dai, Yanwei Chen and Xiaoli Wei
The Ormosia hosiei is a secondary protected wild plant in China, and its seed has a hardness rate of 86%. To explore the characteristics of the hard seed and the difference in seed vigor between hard seeds and the non-hard seeds of O. hosiei, the water a...
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Mikolaj Kostryco and Miroslawa Chwil
The distinctive features of floral nectaries facilitate identification of ecological and phylogenetic links between related taxa. The structure and functioning of nectaries determine the relationships between plants, pollinators, and the environment. The...
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Rengui Zhou, Yuzhen Chen, Yijia Shih and Yuqing Guo
This study presents two new free-living marine nematodes, Haliplectus major sp. nov. and Haliplectus futianisus sp. nov., from a mangrove reservation in Shenzhen, China. Haliplectus major sp. nov. can be distinguished by its total body length of 1615?199...
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Li-Xin Ma, Rong-Tao He, Shu-Yan Yan and Wen-Jia Yang
Hormone receptor 3 (HR3), an early-late gene of the 20-hydroxyecdysone (20E) signaling pathway, plays a critical role in insect metamorphosis and development. In this study, we identified and characterized an HR3 gene (LsHR3) from the cigarette beetle, L...
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Cristhian H. Arredondo, Guadalupe Aguilar-Lira, Irma Perez-Silva, Jose Antonio Rodriguez, Gabriela Islas and Prisciliano Hernandez
The present work it can be applied to obtain electric energy in fuel cells and the obtaining of H2 in electrolyzer cells.
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Weikang Zhang, Bing Wang and Xiang Niu
Leaf surface is a multifunctional interface between a plant and its environment, which affects both ecological and biological processes. Leaf surface topography directly affects microhabitat availability and ability for deposition. In this study, atomic ...
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Jaqueline Martins Vasconcelos,Sebastião Carvalho Vasconcelos Filho,Juliana de Fátima Sales,Fabiano Guimarães Silva
Quina (Strychnos pseudoquina A. St. Hil.). Loganiaceae, a native tree from the Brazilian savannah, is widely used in npopular medicine. In the present study, quina leaves of plants grown in glasshouse or at field conditions were anatomically and hi...
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Moritz Knoche and Stefanie Peschel
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Stefanie Peschel and Moritz Knoche
Pág. 487 - 495
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