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The Structure of the Helminth Cuticle
1972Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the structure of helminth cuticle. The following groups and species are considered: Turbellaria (Kronborgia amphipodicola), Monogenea (various species), Digenea (Fasciola hepatica and various other species), Cestodaria (Gyrocotyle urna), Cestoda (various species), Nematoda (various species), and Acanthocephala
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Studies on Wool Cuticle and Cuticle Components
Textile Research Journal, 1979V.G. Kulkarni, H. Baumann
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Composition, metabolism and postharvest function and regulation of fruit cuticle: A review
Food Chemistry, 2023Yan-Chao Han
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1984
It is axiomatic that, to be effective, a pesticide or any drug must be transferred from the external environment to the site within an organism where it has its effect. There may be more than one such site of action and the toxicant may be modified during the transfer.
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It is axiomatic that, to be effective, a pesticide or any drug must be transferred from the external environment to the site within an organism where it has its effect. There may be more than one such site of action and the toxicant may be modified during the transfer.
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1991
Most plant-pathogenic fungi gain access into their host by penetration of unwounded tissue. Some pathogens such as rusts invade the host via stomata (Hoch and Staples, 1987 and Chapter 2), whereas others penetrate the intact leaf surface without the requirement of natural openings (Aist, 1976; Emmett, 1975; Kunoh, 1984).
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Most plant-pathogenic fungi gain access into their host by penetration of unwounded tissue. Some pathogens such as rusts invade the host via stomata (Hoch and Staples, 1987 and Chapter 2), whereas others penetrate the intact leaf surface without the requirement of natural openings (Aist, 1976; Emmett, 1975; Kunoh, 1984).
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