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Science, 2019
Breeders seek a breakthrough to help farmers facing an uncertain future.
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Breeders seek a breakthrough to help farmers facing an uncertain future.
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Israel Journal of Mathematics, 1981
LetP be a solid, homogeneous, compact, connected “potato” in space which attracts each point outside it (according to Newton’s law) as if all its mass were concentrated at a single point. Answering a question of Lee Rubel, we show thatP is a ball. The same conclusion is also obtained under substantially weakened hypotheses.
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LetP be a solid, homogeneous, compact, connected “potato” in space which attracts each point outside it (according to Newton’s law) as if all its mass were concentrated at a single point. Answering a question of Lee Rubel, we show thatP is a ball. The same conclusion is also obtained under substantially weakened hypotheses.
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Control of the Potato Tuberworm in Potatoes
Journal of Economic Entomology, 1960In California, the potato tuberworm, Gnorimoschema operculella (Zell.) is especially difficult to control in potato varieties such as Kennebec which produce tubers close to the surface of the soil. Chemical control measures are aimed at preventing population increases in foliage during the growing period so that fewer moths and larvae will be present ...
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Total glycoalkaloids in potatoes and potato chips
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1980C E, Sizer, J A, Maga, C J, Craven
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Clogher Record, 1962
According to Arthur Young, writing in the 1770s, 'the food of the common Irish [is] potatoes and milk'.2 Many of the un common Irish of Ulster and parts of Leinster ate as much oaten bread or porridge as potatoes; they were familiar with the taste as well as the look of butter and eggs; and in good times they expected a daily meal with fish or bacon ...
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According to Arthur Young, writing in the 1770s, 'the food of the common Irish [is] potatoes and milk'.2 Many of the un common Irish of Ulster and parts of Leinster ate as much oaten bread or porridge as potatoes; they were familiar with the taste as well as the look of butter and eggs; and in good times they expected a daily meal with fish or bacon ...
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One Potato, Two Potato Couch Potato, Mouse Potato
Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies, 1998openaire +1 more source
Modeling and comparative analysis of solar drying behavior of potatoes
Renewable Energy, 2020Ahmed Djebli, Brahim Haddad
exaly
Assessment of the Use of Potatoes as a Binder in Flax Heating Pellets
Sustainability, 2020Algirdas Jasinskas
exaly