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  1. Regulatory Requirements for Ecotoxicological Assessments of Microbial Insecticides — How Relevant are They?

    Microbial insecticides, as with other pesticides of biological origin, are generally considered to provide an environmentally benign pest control...
    Stefan T. Jaronski, Mark S. Goettel, Chris J. Lomer in Environmental Impacts of Microbial Insecticides
    Chapter 2003

  2. Tuberculosis

    Tuberculosis is an infection caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis or related organisms such as Mycobacterium bovis. M. tuberculosis, a slow-growing,...
    Christopher Whalen, Richard D. Semba in Nutrition and Health in Develo** Countries
    Chapter 2001

  3. Worldwide environmental contrasts — Europe

    During the 1980s environmental issues moved from the fringe of political awareness in Europe to centre stage. This is reflected in the incorporation...
    Eric Johnson in Packaging in the Environment
    Chapter 1999

  4. Penicillium and Related Genera

    Grouped in this chapter are genera which produce conidia in a structure termed a penicillus (Latin, little brush). A penicillus consists essentially...
    J. I. Pitt, A. D. Hocking in Fungi and Food Spoilage
    Chapter 1997

  5. The Best Is Yet To Come

    And so we conclude this history of chemistry, choosing as our cutoff the mid-1900s, (the second half of the century spans the careers of your...
    Cathy Cobb, Harold Goldwhite in Creations of Fire
    Chapter 1995

  6. Diet-Related Disease Patterns in South African Interethnic Populations

    In South Africa there are four ethnic populations:...
    Alexander R. P. Walker, Demetre Labadarios, Ingrid I. Glatthaar in Western Diseases
    Chapter 1994

  7. Worldwide environmental contrasts — Europe

    During the 1980s environmental issues moved from the fringe of political awareness in Europe to centre stage. This is reflected in the incorporation...
    Eric Johnson in Packaging in the Environment
    Chapter 1993

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    Douglas M. Considine, Glenn D. Considine in Foods and Food Production Encyclopedia
    Chapter 1982

  9. Organic compounds in meteorites and their origins

    C1 and C2 carbonaceous chondrites contain several percent of organic matter, mainly as a bridged aromatic polymer containing COOH, OH, and CO groups,...
    Ryoichi Hayatsu, Edward Anders in Cosmo- and Geochemistry
    Conference paper 1981

  10. Paleodietetics: A Review of the Role of Dietary Fiber in Preagricultural Human Diets

    In a biochemical and physiological sense man is not a particularly “modern” animal. Rather, he shares many adaptive mechanisms which were already...
    Michael Kliks in Topics in Dietary Fiber Research
    Chapter 1978
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