Jane Knowles

Lieut.-Col. Robert Knowles

Jonathan Knowles from Myerscough

All plants have relationships and associations with animals, invertebrates, other plants, and microbes. This relationship or symbiosis can be beneficial, antagonistic or neither. Turf diseases are a good example of an antagonistic association and conversely, mycorrhizal fungi are a classic example of a beneficial relationship. In this article I want to introduce, or at least review a symbiosis ...

Jane.

Reviews Congenital absence of the portal vein—Case report and a review of literature (pages 750–758) Original Communications Three-dimensional morphometry of the A2 segment of the anterior cerebral artery with neurosurgical relevance (pages 759–769) Blood supply of the inferior turbinate and its clinical applications (pages 770–776) A cadaveric study of auricular lymphatics and implications for...

Richard Ettenson and Jonathan Knowles

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Jane Robbins

Australian social policy has embraced what have loosely been termed " Third Way " initiatives over the last few years. The Howard government has announced a tripartate " Social Coalition " of government, business and community sectors as its chosen model for addressing social disadvantage and exclusion. " Mutual obligation " , " social entrepreneurialsm " , " partnerships " and " capacity build...