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History, ethnicity, and agriculturein the Sudan

1991
Abstract The Sudan is home to a human community with a long history and a rich and diverse culture. Not all the elements of the Sudanese experience are known, nor is everything known of immediate relevance to agriculture. The purpose of the present chapter is to delineate in broad terms some aspects of the Sudanese historical and ...
L Kapteijns, J Spaulding
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TheCulexMosquitos of the Sudan

Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1956
Forty five species, two subspecies and one variety ofCulexoccur in the Sudan.Taxonomic notes are given on a few species, and new localities, mainly for the subgenusCulex, are recorded. The known distribution of all species of this subgenus is shown on maps.Several aspects of distribution are discussed, and there is a short section on practical ...
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Sultan Selim I and the Sudan

The Journal of African History, 1967
The article considers the origin and validity of statements made by Budge, MacMichael, Crawford and Arkell associating the establishment of Ottoman control over Lower Nubia and the Suakin-Massawa region with Sultan Selim I. These statements are derived from Na‘ūm Shuqayr's Ta'rīkh al-Sūdān, which has two principal relevant passages.
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The Biology of the Sudan Bollworm, Diparopsis watersi (Roths.), in the Gash Delta, Sudan

Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1958
Diparopsis watersi (Roths.) is a serious pest of the cotton crop in the Gash Delta of the eastern Sudan. The climate and method of cotton cultivation are described briefly and a general account of the incidence of D. watersi during the season is given.
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Echinococcus granulosus infection in dogs in Tambool, Sudan

Journal of Helminthology, 1986
ABSTRACTIn the Tambool area (Central eastern Sudan) a survey was made of the infection rate of Echinococcus granulosus in dogs. From the total of 49 dogs shot by the police authority, 25 (51%) had E. granulosus in their intestines. The range of worm recovery was 7 to 28,400.
M B, Saad, M, Magzoub
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Republic of Sudan v. Harrison and Others

International Law Reports, 2020
State immunity — Jurisdiction — Procedure — Service of process on foreign State — Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act 1976 — Section 1608 — Service of process on minister of foreign affairs — Whether service at embassy of foreign State constituting adequate service — Whether service of process must be mailed to foreign minister in foreign State — Service ...
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Rôle of a metabolite in allergenicity of Sudan I

Contact Dermatitis, 1986
A metabolite of Sudan I (l‐phenylazo‐2—naphthol) was isolated alter in vitro incubation with the supernatant of guinea pig liver homogenate (S·9). The metabolite was found to be 4′‐hydroxy‐l‐phenylazo‐2—naplithol by gas chromatography‐mass spectrormetry (GC‐MS), and proton and carbon‐13 nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) analyses.
S, Kato, H, Itagaki, M, Uchiyama, T, Kobayashi, Y, Fujiyama   +4 more
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The Sudan Millet Bug, Agonoscelis versicolor, F.

Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1929
The Sudan dura (millet) bug, Agonoscelis versicolor, F., a member of the family Pentatomidae, Hemiptera Heteroptera (Rhynchota), is an important pest of millet. Its depredations vary from year to year, depending chiefly upon the rainy season, but every few years it causes serious losses of millet (Sorghum vulġare and Sorghum sp.), which is the main ...
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I due Sudan: avamposti cinesi in Africa

2022
Il contributo mira ad indagare le ragioni dell'interesse geo-politico ed energetico della Cina in Sudan e nel Sud Sudan e a evidenziare gli effetti che la presenza cinese ha determinato e determinerà in una regione storicamente instabile.
Leonardo Mercatanti, Giovanni Messina
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Sudan I

Yearbook for Traditional Music, 1987
Gerd Baumann, Robert Gottlieb
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