Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... shown that Lisbon Yams have a growth period of 7 to 8 months whatever time of the year they are planted and that their dormancy can be broken by dipping setts in a solution of cthylene chlorhydrin . The economics of out - of - season ...
... shown that Lisbon Yams have a growth period of 7 to 8 months whatever time of the year they are planted and that their dormancy can be broken by dipping setts in a solution of cthylene chlorhydrin . The economics of out - of - season ...
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... shown burning to be beneficial , partly through the direct suppression of the fire sensitive species , but particularly through the increased competition exerted on the more pernicious species by the rejuvenated grass cover . Where ...
... shown burning to be beneficial , partly through the direct suppression of the fire sensitive species , but particularly through the increased competition exerted on the more pernicious species by the rejuvenated grass cover . Where ...
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... shown to be pro- duced not only by another strain of T. brucei but also by T. vivax and and T. gambiense . Further two very different strains of T. vivax , the rat- adapted laboratory strain and a fly - transmitted strain , have been shown ...
... shown to be pro- duced not only by another strain of T. brucei but also by T. vivax and and T. gambiense . Further two very different strains of T. vivax , the rat- adapted laboratory strain and a fly - transmitted strain , have been shown ...
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