Conflicts for time and machinery can postpone harvests beyond the initial time when optimum conditions exist. This study was conduced to determine the effects of delaying soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] harvests on grain losses in the field. Field studies were conducted each year from 1983 to 1986 at Arlington, WI. Two cultivars from each of maturity groups (MG) 0, I, and II, one more suscepti...

The isotopic composition of boron in illite-smectite (I-S) can be important for monitoring fluid/rock interactions in sedimentary basins. Boron substitutes for Si during reaction of smectite to illite and can preserve information about paleofluid B-isotopic composition. Boron is enriched in oilfield brines, therefore the isotopic composition of those brines may be recorded during illitization a...

-   ahmadi, m., kaboli, m., imani harsini, j., khosravi sharifabadi, r., almasi, m., 2012. strategic management plan for wolf (canis lupus) in hamedan province: an approach to reducing human-wolf conflicts. journal of natural environment, iranian journal of natural resources. 65, 271–281. -   ballard, w.b., dau, j.r., 1983. characteristics of gray wolf, canis lupus, den and rendezvous sites in ...

The introduction of desirable agronomic characteristics into Phaseolus vulgaris L. is being attempted by interspecific hybridization with P. coccineus, but the effects on root nodulation are unknown. Accordingly, cross-inoculation relationships between P. vulgaris `Red Kidney' and P. coccineus ’Scarlet Runner' were tested in the greenhouse with a group of 16 Rhizobium strains effective on Red K...

Functional behavioral assessment (FBA) and functional analyses (FA) are grounded in the applied behavior analysis principle that posits problem behavior is functionally related to the environment in which it occurs and is maintained by either providing access to reinforcing outcomes or allowing the individual to avoid or escape that which they find aversive. Previous research has pointed to the...

ALTHOUGHTHE PROFESSIONAL LITERATURE CONTINUES to be a major source of continuing education for health care providers, and although libraries are often excellent sources of information that can benefit patient care, the problems in information delivery to clinicians have not yet been solved. The ever-increasing amount of information available and the time and effort required to obtain the approp...

Land-use change and infrastructure development are increasing at an accelerating pace worldwide (Ibisch et al., 2016; Venter 2016), including all global biodiversity hotspots (Hu 2021), among the main causes of unprecedented decline (Benítez-López 2010; IPBES, 2019; Newbold 2015). Most takes place in areas already affected by multiple sources disturbance (Barber 2014) and, therefore, anthropoge...

NanomedicineVol. 16, No. 22 Journal WatchFree AccessModulation of immune responses by nanoparticlesChristina Janko, Ralf P Friedrich, Iwona Cicha, Harald Unterweger, Stefan Lyer & Christoph AlexiouChristina Janko https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5705-6329Department Otorhinolaryngology, Head Neck Surgery, Section Experimental Oncology Nanomedicine (SEON), Else Kröner-Fresenius-Stiftung-Professorship,...

•Urban caracals select to be close urban areas at night; wildland do not•Subadult the matrix and marginal habitat more than adults•Urban use microhabitat refugia mitigate risk of human detection•Caracals not become nocturnal in Human activities increasingly challenge wild animal populations by disrupting ecological connectivity population persistence. Yet, human-modified habitats can provide re...

Maintaining or restoring connectivity among wildlife populations is a primary strategy to overcome the negative impacts of habitat fragmentation. Yet, current planning efforts typically assess landscape resistance, ability organisms cross various biophysical elements in landscape, while overlooking ways which human behaviors influence connectivity. Here, we introduce concept “anthropogenic resi...