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Improving panicle blast resistance and fragrance in a high-quality japonica rice variety through breeding. [PDF]

open access: yesFront Plant Sci
Ye J   +12 more
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The roles of <i>Magnaporthe oryzae</i> avirulence effectors involved in blast resistance/susceptibility. [PDF]

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Liu X   +9 more
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Durable resistance to rice blast

Science, 2017
A resistance gene pair balances immunity against crop ...
Guo-Liang, Wang, Barbara, Valent
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Enhancement of Blast Resistance of Sandwich Plates

Composites Part B: Engineering, 2005
This research examines the effect of design modifications on response of sandwich plates to impulse pressure loads. The objective is to limit damage by delamination of the laminated face sheets and by crushing of the structural foam core that dominates response of conventionally designed sandwich plates.
Yehia A. Bahei-El-Din, George J. Dvorak
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Blast Resistance and Damage Modelling of Fibre Metal Laminates to Blast Loads

Applied Composite Materials, 2011
A robust and efficient computational model has been developed which is capable of modelling the dynamic non-linear behaviour of GLARE panels subjected to blast loadings. Numerical model validation have been performed considering case studies of GLARE panels subjected to a blast-type pressure pulse for which experimental data on the back-face deflection
Mohamed, Galal F A   +2 more
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Blast Resistance Behaviour of Steel Frame Structures

IABSE Reports, 2010
<p>The effect of a blast explosion on a typical steel frame building is investigated by means of computer simulations. The simulations help to identify possible hot spots that may lead to local or global failure. The blast energy is transferred to the structure by means of the façade.
Varas, J.M., Soetens, F.
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Use of Composites to Resist Blast

Journal of Composites for Construction, 2007
Buildings are vulnerable to blast loads from accidental or terrorist explosions. Key structural components, such as columns, can be shattered and result in the collapse of the whole building and a large number of casualties. Recent retrofit procedures have shown that composites can be used to strengthen structural components so that they can survive ...
L. Javier Malvar   +2 more
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