Plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) inoculants enhance the bacterial network connectivity more than non-PGPB in heavy metal-contaminated soil. [PDF]
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Exploring the politics of strain: Crime and welfare in remote Indigenous Australia [PDF]
Social Policy & Administration, 2021 AbstractThe international criminology and social policy literature have long explored possible connections between social welfare and crime. However, existing studies tend towards high‐level comparisons of crime versus total aggregate welfare spend, overlooking sub‐national contextual differences between and within countries. There are also few studies
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Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2023In the present review, the authors draw attention to the indigenous bifidoflora, which is not always used in the selection of natural bifidobacteria to replenish the human intestinal microflora with effective strains. At the same time, the use of indigenous bifidoflora actually expands the possibilities for obtaining new strains suitable for probiotic ...
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Collection, preservation and utilization of indigenous strains of maize
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Phenotypic characterization of three strains of indigenous goats in Tanzania
Animal Genetic Resources Information, 2000SummaryCharacterization of three strains of indigenous goats found in three regions of Tanzania was undertaken on the basis of their phenotypes viz: body weight and measurements, colour pattern, ears and horns.The three strains differed in the body weights and in the frequencies of the different coat colours.
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