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New Approaches To Old Problems: Integrating Disciplines To Understand Lodging In Oats

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Oats have been grown in Ireland since the Bronze age and once occupied a land area of over 1.5 million acres when oats were the…
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Domestic Energy Efficiency: What Can Policy Development Learn From Geography?

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The amount of energy used in European homes for heating, cooling, and to power electrical appliances makes up a substantial part of energy consumption, accounting…
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Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia In Infants And Its Economic Impact

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Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) is one of the most important sequels of preterm birth and one of the most serious chronic lung diseases in infancy. The…
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Exploring New Feeding Methods For Hippocampus Erectus, The Lined Seahorse

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The great popularity of seahorses worldwide in traditional medicine, curio, and aquarium markets has raised many concerns over their long-term viability in nature. Any seahorse…
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Comparing VIIRS And PhenoCam Land Surface Phenology

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Vegetation phenology describes the plant seasonal cycle of green leaf-on during spring and brown leaf-off during autumn because of changes in weather and climate. With…
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To Irrigate Or Not To Irrigate? Implications For Agricultural Intensification In Southern Amazonia

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The Amazon biome plays a key role in the world’s carbon and water cycles. Together, regional terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems link these cycles to constitute…
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Is The Available Cropland And Water Enough For Food Demand? A Global Perspective Of The Land-Water-Food Nexus

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Land, water, and energy are the main inputs for food production. Land and water are essential local resources, and their availability determines the potential of…
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Nanotechnology For Sensitive Detection Of The Carcinoembryonic Antigen: A Cancer Biomarker

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The carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) is one of the most important clinical cancer biomarkers.  It is reported that an increase in the concentration of CEA in…
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Transflammation: A New Frontier In Regenerative Medicine

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Cardiovascular regeneration focuses on repairing or replacing damaged or senescent cardiac and vascular tissue. This damage is largely caused by myocardial ischemia (poor perfusion of…
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White Spot Disease In Shrimp: How To Support Extensive Shrimp Farmers

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Shrimp aquaculture is a billion-dollar industry worldwide. It provides about half a billion dollars in export earnings, livelihood, and employment of millions of people in…
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Making The Most Out Of Produced Oilfield Waste

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The highly polarizing topic of hydraulic fracturing, which is used to stimulate sequestered hydrocarbons from impermeable rock formations during unconventional oil and gas development, is…
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