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Bioaccumulation and Transfer of Potentially Toxic Elements in the Yam-Soil System and Associated Health Risks in Kampala's Luzira Industrial Area. [PDF]

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Baguma G   +9 more
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Human Corneal Stromal Stem Cell Treatment Reduces Established Opacities in Chronic Corneal Scarring. [PDF]

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Lathrop KL   +8 more
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Yam Genomics [PDF]

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Yams are clonally propagated crops, cultivated mainly for their starchy tubers. The genus has a pantropical distribution encompassing species with variable ploidy levels. Greater and guinea yams are the two main edible species whilst around ten species have a local importance.
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Yam

Proceedings of the 18th ACM conference on Information and knowledge management, 2009
In this paper, we present YAM, a schema matcher factory. YAM (Yet Another Matcher) is not (yet) another schema matching system as it enables the generation of a la carte schema matchers according to user requirements. These requirements include a preference for recall or precision, a training data set (schemas already matched) and provided expert ...
Fabien Duchateau   +3 more
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Yam today (and yam tomorrow)

Trends in Plant Science, 2001
It seems that reports of the demise of elephant's foot (a variety of Dioscorea elephantipes) are an exaggeration. Although feared extinct for >40 years, the yam has recently been rediscovered in its only known habitat, the Northern Cape plateau of South Africa, by a team from the Millennium Seed Bank in Sussex (UK).
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Yavne-Yam

Hadashot Arkheologiyot - Excavations and Surveys in Israel, 2014
In October 2012, a trial excavation was conducted in a well in Area A at Yavne-Yam (map ref. 171255-77/647911-33). The excavation, on behalf of the Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv University, was directed by R. Vunsh and M. Fischer, with the assistance of R. Avitan, Y. Baram,
Moshe Fischer   +3 more
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