Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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... temperature is of outstanding importance . The beneficial effect of cooling can be attributed to the fact that at lower temperatures the motility and metabolic activity of the sperm is reduced and their life - span is thereby increased ...
... temperature is of outstanding importance . The beneficial effect of cooling can be attributed to the fact that at lower temperatures the motility and metabolic activity of the sperm is reduced and their life - span is thereby increased ...
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... temperature at any time between germination and the beginning of ear development . Exposure to high temperature ( 20 ° C. or over ) may modify or even annul the effects upon flowering of exposure to low temperature . This was first ...
... temperature at any time between germination and the beginning of ear development . Exposure to high temperature ( 20 ° C. or over ) may modify or even annul the effects upon flowering of exposure to low temperature . This was first ...
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... temperatures up to 40 ° C. Observa- tions above this temperature are not possible because the plants will not survive . It is , however , noteworthy that high temperatures never effect complete devernalisation . By varying the time of ...
... temperatures up to 40 ° C. Observa- tions above this temperature are not possible because the plants will not survive . It is , however , noteworthy that high temperatures never effect complete devernalisation . By varying the time of ...
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Hops Marketing Scheme 1932 | |
Tomato and Cucumber Marketing Scheme 1950 | 13 |
British Egg Marketing Scheme 1956 | 19 |
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