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Freezing-induced damage to fine roots, coarse roots and the whole root system was assessed by various viability tests including leakage of electrolytes, leakage of phenolic com-
The specific objectives of this study were: (1) to provide a comprehensive validation of the sap flow measurement method in mountain ash trees; (2) to determine sap velocity
The identified soluble phenolics were present in higher concentrations in nonmycorrhizal fine roots of larch than in nonmycorrhizal fine roots of Norway spruce (Münzenberger et
Although the first phase was affected by long-range pollen transport, the count of living pine pollen grains before the peak was low, indicating that long-range transported pine
The major objectives of this study were to document the population response of oligotrophic and copiotrophic bacteria to changes in soil C availability, determine the
The main objectives of this study are: (1) to investigate the statistical char- acteristics (magnitude, duration and frequency) of the cloud gap effect as well as cloud irradiance
A part from the current teaching of spirometric methods in laboratory courses on respiratory physiology, we have included an experiment in which medical students determine their
T his essay discusses methods by which an exam writer can achieve three objectives: 1 ) producing questions that test a student’s understanding, defined as the ability to