Signed (p. 24): C. Bias. Communications from physicians on the subject of the waters. Book.
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Y. C. Ting, A. E. Kehr, J. Creighton Miller,
... articleNext article No AccessA Cytological Study of the Sweet Potato Plant Ipomoea Batatas (L.) Lam. and its ... 009-9967-7Su-Qiong XIANG GISH Analysis of Sweet Potato Wild Relative Ipomoea trifida (4x), ACTA AGRONOMICA ... BF02862022ICHIZO NISHIYAMA Ploidy Aspect of the Origin of Sweet Potato, (Jan 1991): 315–323.https://doi.org/ ... I. Shiotani Cytological analysis of tetraploid hybrids between sweet potato and diploid Ipomoea trifida (H. B. K.) ... the diploid Ipomoea species closely related to the sweet potato, Theoretical and Applied Genetics 58, no.3- ...
Tópico(s): Plant Disease Resistance and Genetics
1957 - University of Chicago Press | The American Naturalist
The Amazake Vendor Passes Amazake to a Woman as He Pours Sake from the Kettle. The Box to the Right Contains Tea Cups. The Vendor Took the Two Boxes on ...
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... content of coumarin, a compound whose presence in sweet clover ( Melilotus alba ) has been alleged to give ... to the production of the anticoagulant dicoumarol in “sweet clover disease”. By chromatographic and spectrophotometric techniques, 7‐ ... hydroxycinnamic ( p ‐coumaric) acid were found in annual sweet vernal ( A. puelii ) and sweet clover. 3‐Methoxy‐4‐hydroxycinnamic (ferulic) acid was also found in annual sweet vernal, and 7‐hydroxycoumarin in sweet clover. Dicoumarol formation was studied in spoilt (i.e., mouldy) hay made from perennial sweet vernal ( Anthoxanthum odoratum ). The hay contained very small ...
Tópico(s): Phytochemicals and Antioxidant Activities
1964 - Wiley | Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture
Amazakeuri, Who Sold Fermented Sake by Calling out "Sweet, Sweet Amazake," Were Seen in Summer Time in the ...
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Hiroshi Hyodo, Ikuzō Uritani, S. Akai,
... Production of Furano-terpenoids and other Compounds in Sweet Potato Root Tissue in Response to Infection by ... constitutes part 71 of the phytopathological chemistry of sweet potato with black rot and injury. The authors ... constitutes part 71 of the phytopathological chemistry of sweet potato with black rot and injury. The authors ... Isolation of Ipomeamarone and two coumarin derivatives from sweet potato roots injured by the weevil, Cyclas formicarius ... study of ipomeamarone and chlorogenic acid alterations in sweet potato roots infected by Ceratocystis fimbriata. Plant Physiol. ...
Tópico(s): Phytochemical compounds biological activities
1969 - Wiley | Journal of Phytopathology
Press cuttings: Home Beautiful And Sweet. Women And Local Government: Press Cuttings. Suffrage and Politics. S. AND P. 15/36. Book.
0000 - Gale Group | ArchivesUnbound Women-War
Hendrik van der Wel, Kristina Arvidson,
The gustatory effects of the sweet tasting proteins thaumatin and monellin were studied aftei application to small areas on the anterior third of the tongue or to single fungiform papillae. The sweet sensation caused by thaumatin and monellin developed more ... by sucrose. Also, the response evoked by these sweet tasting proteins was more pronounced at the lateral ... modifier, miraculin, had no noticeable effect on the sweet taste elicited by thaumatin, monellin and sucrose. Gymnemic acid abolished the sweet taste of all three compounds. Experiments with time ...
Tópico(s): Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies
1978 - Oxford University Press | Chemical Senses
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Thomas Hay Sweet Escott 1844-1924. Authorship. Miscellaneous Application Form Signed T. H. S. Escott. Jun. 14 1894
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Β. T. Kang, F. Donkoh, K. Moody,
... 2 factorial design with four replications. A maize‐sweet potato ( Ipomoea batatas L.) rotation was used. Fertilizer ... in kg/ha to each maize crop. Each sweet potato crop received 40 kg N/ha. Four ... season maize crop. Each of the maize and sweet potato crops were hand weeded twice. Increasing maize ... Fertilizer application and weeding significantly affected maize and sweet potato yields. The maize and sweet potato crops compete better with the weeds under ... conditions. Weeding appears to have more effect on sweet potato yield than fertilizer application. Maize and sweet ...
Tópico(s): Agricultural Innovations and Practices
1977 - Wiley | Agronomy Journal
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Thomas Hay Sweet Escott 1844-1924. Authorship. Miscellaneous
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Philip H. Cooper, Donald J. Innes, Kenneth E. Greer,
... 1518-1526 ArticleFree Access Acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis (Sweet-s syndrome) and myeloproliferative disorders Philip H. Cooper ... patients known to have myeloproliferative disorders. References 1 Sweet RD. An acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis. Br J ... Matta M, Malak J, Tabet E, Kurban AK. Sweet's syndrome: systemic associations. Cutis 1973; 12: 561– ... 927. 5 Pirard C, Delannoy A. Syndrome de Sweet et leucémie myéloide aigue. Ann Dermatol Venereol 1977; ... Chmel H, Armstrong D. Acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis: Sweet's syndrome. South Med J 1978; 71: 1350– ...
Tópico(s): Autoimmune Bullous Skin Diseases
1983 - Wiley | Cancer
Thomas Hay Sweet Escott 1844-1924. Authorship. Miscellaneous
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In corn ( Zea mays L.), sweet corn has not benefited from yield gains due to genetic improvement as field corn has. Possible reasons include the narrowness of the genetic base of sweet corn, the lack of defined heterotic groups, and ... measure the combining ability of certain field and sweet inbreds, the potential contributions of field corn to sweet corn, and whether or not heterotic groups exist within sweet corn as in field corn. Seven adapted sweet inbreds of different genetic backgrounds were crossed with ...
Tópico(s): Crop Yield and Soil Fertility
1990 - Wiley | Crop Science
Thomas Hay Sweet Escott 1844-1924. Authorship. Miscellaneous Earl of Derby to A. Llewelyn Roberts. Feb. 27 1892. Inquiry about Escott. " ...
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Kenneth A. Perkins, Leonard H. Epstein, Richard L. Stiller, Madelyn H. Fernstrom, Joan E. Sexton, Rolf G. Jacob,
... effects on reducing perception and/or hedonics of sweet and fat taste may lead to less intake of sweet tasting, high-fat foods by smokers, helping to ... perception (intensity and sensitivity) and hedonics (liking) of sweet/fat taste in milk samples varying both in ... significantly reduced perceived intensity of fat but not sweet taste and had no effect on sensitivity to ... was no effect of nicotine on hedonics of sweet/fat taste. On the other hand, although there ... differences between smokers and nonsmokers in perception of sweet or fat, hedonics of sweet/fat taste was ...
Tópico(s): Consumer Attitudes and Food Labeling
1990 - Elsevier BV | Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior
Thomas Hay Sweet Escott 1844-1924. Authorship. Miscellaneous Kate Escott to Roberts. Feb. 10 1893. Application on Behalf of Her Husband' ...
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Nonstructural carbohydrate concentrations in stems are greater for sweet than grain sorghums [ Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench). Knowledge ... plant characteristics associated with high nonstructural carbohydrates in sweet sorghum will aid efforts to increase nonstructural carbohydrates ... associated with variation of stem nonstructural carbohydrates. A sweet (Atlas ✕ Rio) and a grain (ATx623 ✕ RTx5388) hybrid, ... carbohydrates in lower and upper stems of the sweet hybrid were 1.4 and 2.7 times ... exchange rate were twice as great for the sweet hybrid. Although defoliation of the sweet hybrid minimized ...
Tópico(s): Plant responses to elevated CO2
1990 - Wiley | Crop Science
Thomas Hay Sweet Escott 1844-1924. Authorship. Miscellaneous
0000 - Gale Group | NCCO British Theatre
Harvey J. Sugerman, Janet Starkey, Regine Birkenhauer,
... prospective trial that included preoperative dietary separation of "sweets eaters" versus "non-sweets eaters." Randomization was stopped at 9 months after ... difference between the loss of excess weight in "sweets eaters" (69 ± 17%) or "non-sweets eaters" (67 ± 17%) after RYGBP at 1 year, "sweets eaters" who had VBGPs lost significantly less excess weight (36 ± 13%) than did "non-sweets eaters" who had VBGPs (57 ± 18%), p < 0.02, or "sweets eaters" who had RYGBPs, p < 0.0001. No ... cimetidine. RYGBP was clearly superior to VBGP for "sweets eaters," probably because of the development of dumping ...
Tópico(s): Diet and metabolism studies
1987 - Lippincott Williams & Wilkins | Annals of Surgery