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Beauty in unexpected places: the transformation of an invasive aquatic weed.
Idachaba, A.; Nigerian Field Society, Newtown Linford, UK, Nigerian Field, 2012, 77, 1/2, pp 3-12, 10 ref. The several uses that can be derived from harvested water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) which include: organic fertilizer; livestock feed; biogas; c...
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Annual Review - The British Deer Society, 2012.
British Deer Society, Fordingbridge, UK, Annual Review - The British Deer Society, 2012, 2012, pp 30 pp.
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Planting area with its own seed - a new framework of the FLL.
Molder, F.; Kollen Druck + Verlag GmbH, Bonn, Germany, European Journal of Turfgrass Science, 2013, 44, 1, pp 8-11, 5 ref. When greening up outdoor areas it is of the utmost importance to pay a particular attention to where the seeds and plants are coming from in order to ...
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A single origin for the limnetic-euryhaline taxa in the Corbulidae (Bivalvia).
Hallan, A.; Colgan, D. J.; Anderson, L. C.; García, A.; Chivas, A. R.; Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, UK, Zoologica Scripta, 2013, 42, 3, pp 327-334 The bivalve family Corbulidae, known colloquially as 'basket clams', includes species tolerating a wide variety of habitats ranging from open marine t...
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Manipulating risk communication: value predispositions shape public understandings of invasive species science in Hawaii.
Warner, K. D.; Kinslow, F.; Sage Publications Ltd, London, UK, Public Understanding of Science, 2013, 22, 2, pp 203-218, many ref. Most invasive species control programs are routine, but a small number prompt public controversy. Local value predispositions shape lay perception of ...
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Assessing Rainforestation: the social and ecological effects of smallholder-based native species reforestation in the Philippines.
Schneider, T.; Pohnan, E.; Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, New Haven, USA, Tropical Resources: Bulletin of the Yale Tropical Resources Institute, 2012, 31, pp 78-85, 19 ref. Commercial logging and conversion of degraded forests to agriculture reduced forest cover in the Philippines from 70% to under 3% over the course of t...
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Advances in clarifying the phylogenetic relationships of acacias: relevance for biological control.
Kleinjan, C. A.; Hoffmann, J. H.; Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK, Acta Oecologica, 2013, 48, pp 21-29, many ref. Biological control of invasive Australian acacias will benefit from recent advances in resolving the phylogenetic relationships of Acacia s.l. and Aca...
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Of volcanoes and insects: the impact of the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle ash fall on populations of invasive social wasps, Vespula spp.
Masciocchi, M.; Pereira, A. J.; Lantschner, M. V.; Corley, J. C.; Springer-Japan, Tokyo, Japan, Ecological Research, 2013, 28, 2, pp 199-205, 37 ref. Volcanic eruptions have important effects on terrestrial ecosystems. The biotic effects of volcanic ash on insect populations vary from widespread and...
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Estimating population density of Himalayan rangeland weed Senecio chrysamthemoides DC.
Limbu, D. K.; Khatiwada, R. P.; Madan Koirala; Nature Conservation and Health Care Council, Biratnagar, Nepal, Our Nature, 2012, 10, 1, pp 1-7, 22 ref. Unpalatable and unwanted native or invasive plants that have adverse impact on the forage in the grazing area are rangeland weed. Climate change, intr...
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Freshwater fish species of the Oorlogskloof River, Northern Cape province, South Africa.
Ramollo, P. P.; Schumann, M.; Pretorius, W. A. J.; Nature Conservation and Health Care Council, Biratnagar, Nepal, Our Nature, 2012, 10, 1, pp 8-16, 15 ref. The freshwater fish of Oorlogskloof River were sampled in March 2010. The study aimed to determine the distribution and relative abundance of freshwat...
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