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EARLY MATURING CORN LINES

PROBLEMS OF AGROINDUSTRIAL COMPLEX OF KARPATY, 2023
As a result of the study of 112 samples, 27 early maturing inbred corn lines (FAO 100-299) with high levels of valuable economic traits were identified. The productivity of the best samples ranged from 101 to 157 g/plant, exceeding the standards of the corresponding ripeness groups by 11.4-58.21%, among them the following incubation lines: ZU 112, ZK ...
О. Mysko   +2 more
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Symptomatology of Early Maturing Girls

1971
This report concerns the psychological, physical and social state in two groups of 49 girls attending a teen-age outpatient clinic because of psychosomatic troubles. One group was characterised by a menarche age earlier than 12 years and/or a skeletal age 1 ½ years or more in advance of the normal.
M, Frisk, O, Widholm, H, Hortling
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The cost of maturing early in a solitary carnivore

Oecologia, 2010
Central to the theory of life history evolution is the existence of trade-offs between different traits, such as the trade-off between early maturity and an extended period of body growth. Based on analysis of the reproductive tracts of harvested Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) females in Norway, we find that females that mature early are generally heavier ...
Erlend B, Nilsen   +3 more
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Early Events in T-Cell Maturation

Annual Review of Immunology, 1987
The thymus is the major ifnot the sole site of maturation ofT lymphocytes from committed hematopoietic progenitors. The end products of this maturation-the T lymphocytes-are well equipped to survey the entire lymphoid system for the appearance of foreign antigens ; within the lymph­ oid organs they initiate, regulate, and play a direct role in at least
Adkins, Becky   +5 more
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Early Development and Maturation of the Spiral Ganglion

Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1983
The maturation of the spiral ganglion and its peripheral pathways to the cochlea has been morphologically analysed from birth to the 14th day postnatally, i.e. to the time from the onset and during the maturation of cochlear potentials (mouse). The spiral ganglion cells and the neurons between the ganglion and habenula perforata must attain myelination
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The early maturation of the circadian system in newborns.

Chronobiologia, 1994
The time of maturation of the circadian periodicity in humans has been differently considered. The present study aimed to investigate the existence of rhythmic variations in the body temperature of healthy full-term infants just after birth. We studied 19 healthy term newborns, nursed in their cribs at environment temperature of 25 degrees C and ...
L. Bollani   +5 more
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Unleashing early maturity academic innovations

Communications of the ACM, 2021
Slim Abdennadher   +3 more
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Early‐Maturity Soybean in a Late‐Maturity Environment: Economic Considerations

Agronomy Journal, 2004
Over the last several years, farmers in the midsouthern USA have been planting earlier maturing soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] cultivars. Maturity Group (MG) IV cultivars have become increasingly popular for reasons of drought avoidance and labor scheduling.
M. Popp   +3 more
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Early programming of maturation competence in mouse oogenesis

Developmental Biology, 1984
Growing mouse oocytes incompetent to mature were freed of attached granulosa cells at different stages of growth, and cultured in vitro in the presence of fibroblast monolayers and/or their products. In these culture conditions, although growth was arrested, isolated oocytes survived in vitro for several days, and finally resumed meiosis spontaneously,
R, Canipari   +3 more
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