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Towards reconciliation of structure with function in plasmodesmata—who is the gatekeeper? - Botha, C.E.J.; Cross, R.H.M.
We have examined chemically fixed plant material, and suggest that the conformational changes seen in plasmodesmatal substructure, particularly the deposition of electron-dense extra-plasmodesmal material, is linked to either manipulation of the hormonal balance (as in Avocado fruit), or of osmotic potential in leaf blade material.
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Travelling stallions in and adjacent to Brycheiniog - Lewis, C.A.
[From the introduction]: Horses played a major role in the transport system in Britain until, in the years following the conclusion of the First World War, they were gradually ousted by motor vehicles.
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Comparison of extent and transformation of South Africa’s
woodland biome from two national databases - Thompson, M.W.; Vink, E.R.; Fairbanks, D.H.K.; Ballance, A; Shackleton, C.M. (Charles Michael)
[From introduction]
The recent completion of the South African National Land-Cover Database and the Vegetation Map of South Africa, Swaziland and Lesotho, allows for the first time a comparison to be made on a national scale between the current and potential distribution of ‘natural’ vegetation resources.
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Parasitic Cape bees in the northern regions of South Africa: source of the founder population - Neumann, Peter; Radloff, Sarah E.; Hepburn, H. Randall
Multivariate discriminant analyses of nine standard morphometric characters of honeybee workers were used to track the origin of a social parasitic pseudo-clone of thelytokous laying workers that have invaded colonies of Apis mellifera scutellata in South Africa.