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MICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY AND BIODEGRADABILITY TO TAXODIUM DISTICHUM SEED OIL
Isolates of two fungal species from rotted orange fruits as well as standard bacterial cultures were screened for their susceptibility and ability to metabolise Taxodium Distichum ( bald cypress) seed oil over a twelve- day period by adding the oil to ...
Moussa Okasha +2 more
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Responses of bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) and pond cypress (Taxodium ascendens) saplings in photosynthesis and growth to long-term periodic submergence in situ in the hydro-fluctuation zone of the Three Gorges Dam Reservoir (TGDR) were studied ...
Chaoying Wang +4 more
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Study Region: The Karst Critical Zone in Southwest China is characterized by limited surface-water retention and high susceptibility to soil erosion, both increasingly intensified by frequent high-intensity rainfall events.
Siyuan Peng +6 more
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A Pliocene pollen record from Moormerland (north-western Germany)
95 m core from Moormerland, Leer District (Lower Saxony / Germany), was investigated by pollen analysis. The pollen record is focused on organic layers at 90–88 m, around 70 m, and 57–45 m.
Philipp Stojakowits +2 more
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Taxodium distichum in the Paleozoic area of Alabama
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Taxodium distichum (Cultivated) 8
Taxodium distichum, "knees". Family Taxodiaceae.
James R. Manhart
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