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From Solvent Design to Biological Response: Structure-Property Relationships of Edible Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents for the Extraction of <i>Nigella sativa</i> Bioactives. [PDF]
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Acute Effects of Non-Oil-Seed Pulses on Parameters of Cardiometabolic Health: A Systematic Review of Human Intervention Studies. [PDF]
Nutr RevSchiemann TB, Diekmann C, Egert S.
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PPO-GAT-Follow: Graph-Attention Reinforcement Learning for Robust Robot Person Following in Dense Crowds. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Zhou X, Shi Y, Piao S, Gao C.
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Impact of N-1 phase media optimization as a bioprocess intensification strategy on fed-batch production. [PDF]
Bioprocess Biosyst EngMetiner MD, Arisan ED, Uslu A, Kurnaz I.
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Functional Ecology, 2013
Summary Rodents frequently forage in a density‐dependent manner, increasing harvesting in patches with greater seed densities. Although seldom considered, seed harvesting may also depend on the species identities of other individuals in the seed neighbourhood. When the seed harvest of a focal species increases in association with another seed species,
Eugene W Schupp, Susan Durham
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Summary Rodents frequently forage in a density‐dependent manner, increasing harvesting in patches with greater seed densities. Although seldom considered, seed harvesting may also depend on the species identities of other individuals in the seed neighbourhood. When the seed harvest of a focal species increases in association with another seed species,
Eugene W Schupp, Susan Durham
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Integrative Zoology, 2020
AbstractPost‐dispersal seed predation plays an important role in plant demography and biodiversity maintenance. However, the effects of seed density on seed predation from previous studies have been inconsistent. We dissected the effects of density on the 2‐step processes of seed predation using 101 520 seeds from 62 plant species in an alpine pine ...
Bo Wang
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AbstractPost‐dispersal seed predation plays an important role in plant demography and biodiversity maintenance. However, the effects of seed density on seed predation from previous studies have been inconsistent. We dissected the effects of density on the 2‐step processes of seed predation using 101 520 seeds from 62 plant species in an alpine pine ...
Bo Wang
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Optimizing seed rate and stem density for seed potato production
The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1985Previous investigations (e.g. Bates, 1935; Singh, 1952; Bremner & Taha, 1966; Sharpe & Dent, 1968) established that increase in the size of potato seed planted and decrease in inter-sett spaoing increased the number of stems and of tubers, resulting in yield advantage generally, but reduced tuber size in the produce.
H. S. Sekhon, M. Singh
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American Journal of Botany, 2022
AbstractPremiseDoes the seed size–seed number allocation trade‐off model apply to long‐term persistent soil seed banks? This trade‐off between seed size versus number of seeds produced is usually applied at a single population on an annual basis. Our question is how this model might apply to close relatives that produce dormant seed forming long‐term ...
V. Thomas Parker, Stephen B. Ingalls
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AbstractPremiseDoes the seed size–seed number allocation trade‐off model apply to long‐term persistent soil seed banks? This trade‐off between seed size versus number of seeds produced is usually applied at a single population on an annual basis. Our question is how this model might apply to close relatives that produce dormant seed forming long‐term ...
V. Thomas Parker, Stephen B. Ingalls
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Densities of melon seeds, kernels and hulls
Journal of Food Engineering, 1989Abstract True density, bulk density and apparent density of the seeds, kernels and hulls of commercial varieties of muskmelon, longmelon and watermelon were determined. There is a significant difference between the apparent densities of kernels and of seeds.
M.S. Teotia, P. Ramakrishna
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SEED PREDATION AND SELECTION EXERTED BY A SEED PREDATOR INFLUENCE SUBALPINE TREE DENSITIES
Ecology, 2008Strongly interacting species often have pronounced direct and indirect effects on other species. Here we focus of the effects of pine squirrels (Tamiasciurus spp.), which are a dominant pre-dispersal seed predator of many conifers including limber pines (Pinus flexilis) and whitebark pines (P. albicaulis).
Adam M, Siepielski, Craig W, Benkman
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