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Kaska Lessons 1 and 2 : Making Soapberry Ice Cream : What is Soapberry Ice Cream?

This set of audio recordings features Kaska phrases focused on “What is soapberry ice cream?” and is part of Lessons 1 and 2: Making Soapberry Ice Cream from the Kaska Language Website. Learners can follow along with Audio Parts 1–7 using the Lessons 1 and 2 “Instructional Materials” and “Worksheets” items.
Liard Aboriginal Women's Society   +1 more
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Kaska Lessons 1 and 2 : Making Soapberry Ice Cream : How to Do Things with Soapberries

This set of audio recordings features Kaska phrases focused on “How to do something” questions about berries and is part of Lessons 1 and 2: Making Soapberry Ice Cream from the Kaska Language Website. Learners can follow along with Audio Parts 1–7 using the Lessons 1 and 2 “Instructional Materials” and “Worksheets” items.
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Kaska Lessons 1 and 2 : Making Soapberry Ice Cream : How to Make Soapberry Ice Cream

This set of audio recordings features Kaska phrases focused on finishing making soapberry ice cream and is part of Lessons 1 and 2: Making Soapberry Ice Cream from the Kaska Language Website. Learners can follow along with Audio Parts 1–7 using the Lessons 1 and 2 “Instructional Materials” and “Worksheets” items.
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Genetic architecture of adaptive differentiation in evolving host races of the soapberry bug, Jadera haematoloma

Genetica, 2001
To explore genetic architecture and adaptive evolution, we conducted environmental and genetic experiments with two recently (ca. 100 generations) diverged, geographically adjacent races of the soapberry bug. One race occurs on a native host plant species, the other on an introduced host.
S P, Carroll   +3 more
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Enzyme profiles in two wing polymorphic soapberry bug populations (Jadera haematoloma: Rhopalidae)

Journal of Insect Physiology, 2000
Wing-polymorphic insects are excellent models for asking questions about trade-offs in physiology and life-history because of the existence of multiple morphs exhibiting numerous strategies living in one environment. We measured activities of select key enzymes in oxidative metabolism (citrate synthase), glycolysis (hexokinase, pyruvate kinase) and ...
, Winchell, , Dingle, , Moyes
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Sweet wastewater: Irrigating sugarcane with soapberry effluent – Rio Cobre, Jamaica

2020
Wastewater reuse for irrigation is common in countries faced with water supply shortages. The Rio Cobre Basin of Jamaica is faced with water supply shortages because of the competing uses of the limited resources of the basin. The research investigated whether an integrated water resources management (IWRM) approach of reusing the treated effluent from
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The adaptive significance of mate guarding in the soapberry bug,Jadera Haematoloma (Hemiptera: Rhopalidae)

Journal of Insect Behavior, 1991
Male soapberry bugs (Jadera haematoloma)face severe mating competition at the northern edge of their range due to male-biased adult sex ratios. Copulations lasting up to 11 days may serve a mate guarding function (encompassing four or more ovipositions), but copulation duration is highly variable, with some pairings lasting as little as 10 min.
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Future predictions for the performance and distribution of an Australian soapberry bug

Climate change is predicted to facilitate the spread of invasive alien species in multiple environments to the detriment of native species; however, some native species display resilience through adaptation. The Australian soapberry bug Leptocoris tagalicus underwent adaptation following its colonisation of the invasive plant species, Cardiospermum ...
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