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AgricultureNocturnal root and meristem temperature (RMT) can have a strong effect on rice growth and yield. However, underlying mechanisms are not well understood.
Alejandro J. Pieters +3 more
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Role of legitimacy in the relationships between water users and governance bodies under conditions of increasing water stress [PDF]
, 2005 Water stress is an issue of increasing concern in developed countries. In particular localised water stress 'hot spots', are a new challenge. This emergence creates a series of difficulties.
Gearey, Mary
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Managing Water Stress in Olive (Olea europaea L.) Orchards Using Reference Equations for Midday Stem Water Potential [PDF]
, 2023 The irrigation surface of olive orchards has increased over recent decades. In zones affected, deficit irrigation scheduling is a must. The aim of this work was to study water stress management based on reference equations for midday stem water potential.
Mireia Corell +9 more
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Influence of oxide films on primary water stress corrosion cracking initiation of alloy 600 [PDF]
, 2006 In the present study alloy 600 was tested in simulated pressurised water reactor (PWR) primary water, at 360 °C, under an hydrogen partial pressure of 30 kPa. These testing conditions correspond to the maximum sensitivity of alloy 600 to crack initiation.
Panter, J. +6 more
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Physiological responses to water stress and stress memory in Argania spinosa [PDF]
, 2023 Drought stress is one of the major abiotic stress factors shifting the physiology and metabolism of the plants. In semiarid areas, drought stress events are often recurrent, and plants have developed strategies to remember a first so-called priming ...
Fuente, Juan Luis de la +2 more
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Land, 2018 This study uses a combination of remote sensing data, field interviews and observations, and landscape indices to examine the dynamics of land use and land cover (LULC), identify their driving forces, and analyze their effects on the landscape of Abaya ...
Ashebir WoldeYohannes +3 more
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The Economics of Peace and Security Journal, 2007 This essay argues three propositions: (1) by 2025 roughly one third of the world's population will be living in countries which are water-stressed, at least by conventional criteria; (2) nevertheless, macro evidence does not portend that the world will be unable to feed its growing population at that time; (3) interstate armed conflicts over water ...
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Molecular and physiological study of water-deficit stress on selected Eragrostis species [PDF]
, 2002 Bibliography: leaves 60-73.Eragrostis nindensis and Eragrostis tef are wild and domestic grasses respectively that belong to the subfamily Eragrostideae. E. nindensis is desiccation tolerant while E. tef is desiccation sensitive.
Ginbot, Zekarias Gebremedhin
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Dragon fruit cultivation in new areas: challenges, management strategies, and insights from India
Discover AgricultureDragon fruit is a highly nutritious fruit known for its ability to thrive in diverse soil and climate conditions worldwide, including India. While possessing considerable cultivation potential, dragon fruit yields in India, typically ranging from 15 to ...
V. D. Kakade +15 more
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Frontiers in Environmental ScienceThe presence of pesticides in surface water samples from the Lake Naivasha catchment area in Kenya was investigated using Stir Bar Sorptive Extraction (SBSE) and Gas Chromatograph with Quadruple Time-Of-Flight High Resolution Mass Spectrometry (GC-QToF ...
Caterina Cacciatori +8 more
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