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Proving of Quercus robur

British Homeopathic Journal, 2000
A G Savulescu   +9 more
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?????????????????? ?????????????? ???? ???????????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????? ???????? ???????????????????? (Quercus robur L.) ???? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????????????????? ????????????????

2011
???? ???????????? ?????????????? ???????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????? ???????? ???????????????????? ???? ???????????????????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ???????????????????? ???? ?????????????????????????????? ??????????. ?????????????
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Mycoflora of declining Quercus robur

1992
Lo studio riporta i maggiori funghi fitopatogeni associati alla specie quercina Quercus ...
Dellavalle Fedi I.   +2 more
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???????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????????? ???????????????????? ?? ?????????????? ???????????????? ???????? ?????????????????????? (Quercus robur) ?? ???????????????? (Quercus rubra), ???????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????????? ?? ?????????????????? ???????? (Microsphaera alphitoides)

2011
???????????????????????? ???????????? ???????????????????????? ???????????? ???????? ?????????????????? ???????????? (????) ?? ?????????? ?????????????? ?? ?????????????????????????? ???? ?????????????????????? ???????? 30-???????????? ?????????? ?????????? ???????????????????? ?? ?????????????????? ???????????? ???? ???????????????? ???????????????? ??
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Phylloplane fungi of Quercus robur

Annals of Applied Biology, 1978
L. A. Cox, Avice M. Hall
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Hybridization and speciation dynamic of Quercus petraea and Quercus robur

2012
Quercus petraea and Q. robur are two interfertile sympatric species. They occupy distinct stages during forest succession and constitute therefore good models for ecological speciation studies. Despite their differences, they often grow together in mixed stands, allowing the study of their intra- and interspecific reproductive system.
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