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2002
In China, the post-socialist context has been characterised by a deepening of market reforms along the lines of what is termed a 'socialist market economy'. While the new opportunities that come from the market have undermined old definitions and boundaries that formally defined the Chinese peasantry (the system of household registration, the primacy ...
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In China, the post-socialist context has been characterised by a deepening of market reforms along the lines of what is termed a 'socialist market economy'. While the new opportunities that come from the market have undermined old definitions and boundaries that formally defined the Chinese peasantry (the system of household registration, the primacy ...
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British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2018
It turns out I am a terrible physiotherapist. If you practise in a ‘Hands On’ manner and believe everything you read online, then you might come to the conclusion that you are too. Such is the vehemence of opinion in the ‘Hands On-Hands Off’ debate on platforms such as Twitter, it seems to echo the polarising political discourse that is now so common.
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It turns out I am a terrible physiotherapist. If you practise in a ‘Hands On’ manner and believe everything you read online, then you might come to the conclusion that you are too. Such is the vehemence of opinion in the ‘Hands On-Hands Off’ debate on platforms such as Twitter, it seems to echo the polarising political discourse that is now so common.
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Trap-Corn to Control Corn Rootworms12
Journal of Economic Entomology, 1974A study was conducted in Nebraska during 1972 and 1973 to determine whether a small area of late-planted “trap-corn” would attract females of the western corn rootworm, Diabrotica virgifera LeConte, and the northern corn rootworm, D. longicornis (Say), from a larger area of corn planted at the normal time (early-corn) and thus concentrate egg ...
Z. B. Mayo, Roscoe E. Hill
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Corn Yield and Climate in the Corn Belt [PDF]
Geographical Review, 1936 HE correlation of variations in corn yield with fluctuations of climatic factors is more than an academic problem. Many of the human activities prominent in the Corn Belt, rural or urban, are directly or indirectly related to corn. Beginning with the preparation of the seedbed in spring and extending intermittently through the harvesttime of late ...
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Sweet Corn and Corn-Based Sweeteners
Sugar Tech, 2014Maize or corn is a versatile grain crop with diverse uses. Sweet corn is a type of speciality corn used as fresh or canned vegetable. It has sugar content greater than 25 % during the milking stage. The sweetness of sweet corn is due to a spontaneous mutation in the su (“sugary”) gene of the field corn, which controls conversion of sugar to starch ...
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Archives of Dermatology, 1956
A corn is a circumscribed area of callus that has developed a hard central conical core. It is produced by intermittent pressure on the skin overlying a bony prominence. Its commonest location is on the outer side of the fifth toe, but it occurs frequently on the dorsa of the three middle toes, tip of the small toe, and on the soles. Corns may occur on
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A corn is a circumscribed area of callus that has developed a hard central conical core. It is produced by intermittent pressure on the skin overlying a bony prominence. Its commonest location is on the outer side of the fifth toe, but it occurs frequently on the dorsa of the three middle toes, tip of the small toe, and on the soles. Corns may occur on
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Management of Corn Rootworms in Refuge Corn
2009We evaluated current management options for corn rootworm in refuge corn. Refuge corn is defined as corn that does not produce insecticidal toxins from the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) for control of corn rootworm. We studied a soil-applied insecticide and a seed treatment by measuring their effectiveness at protecting corn roots from injury ...
Gassmann, Aaron, Weber, Patrick
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The idea presented is to replace corn with oak trees as a feed substitute, aiming to tackle climate issues like carbon sequestration and erosion. Oak orchards, unlike annual crops, sequester significant amounts of CO2 and improve soil health. Acorns, rich in nutrients, could provide an alternative feed for livestock.
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