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1 th of deciduous shrubs (dwarf birch and gray willow).
2 iterature for sieve elements in the stems of willow.
3 tration gradient in the minor vein phloem of willow.
4 iherbivore effects found only in poplars and willows.
5 trations E(23) observed in October for white willow (0-1800 mug kg(-1)), followed by black poplar (6.
6  HDM alpine species Salix brachista (Cushion willow), a common component of subnival assemblages.
7  okra, tomato, peanut, Indian hawthorn, ash, willow and elm trees (7 samples); M. marylandi Jepson &
8 40% removal of phenanthrene from soil by the willow and grasses, respectively inoculated with PD1 whe
9 eck impact, where only two scenarios, namely willow and Miscanthus co-firing, allowed for an improvem
10 s of intraspecific divergence within Cushion willow and possibly other alpine plants with a similar d
11 te how two common cold-adapted bird species, willow and rock ptarmigan (Lagopus lagopus and Lagopus m
12 up to 54% reduced GHG per hectare from using willow and switchgrass feedstock sources to produce etha
13 udy the control of bud activation in biomass willow and to assess similarities with the known hormone
14 and rice), but not in low-Si plants (weeping willow and winter jasmine).
15 erns contribute to the chemical diversity of willows and suggest that variable selective pressure acr
16            The mechanism of translocation in willow, and the evolution of phloem loading, are discuss
17 ous extracts revealed that Red Willow, White Willow, and White Oak KCNQ-dependently relaxed rat mesen
18 , Slippery Elm, White Oak, Red Willow, White Willow, and Wild Cherry each strongly activated KCNQ5 ex
19            We place 720 clay caterpillars in willows, and find that intense sound levels decrease for
20                                    The Giant Willow Aphid (Tuberolachnus salignus, GWA) is an invasiv
21 Purkinje cell dendritic arbor and a "weeping willow" appearance of the secondary branches.
22 one species complex comprised of sapsuckers, willows, aspens, and a heartwood fungus.
23                     Complementary therapies, willow bark and magnets, have marginal benefit for low b
24 nol pathway, except for SO(X) emissions from willow-based electricity.
25                                              Willows can alleviate soil salinisation while generating
26 (SLR) in Salix nigra, a basal species in the willow clade, and demonstrated that this species has XY
27                 Inoculation of two different willow clones and a grass with Pseudomonas putida PD1 wa
28       These cuttings often sprout, aiding in willow colonization and bar stabilization.
29 e evidence of the significant potential that willow could have in sustainable livestock production sy
30                                              Willow cuttings from beaver herbivory are commonly depos
31 t of $448 ha(-1) for ethanol production from willow, depending on varying biomass yield under differe
32 treatment study comparing grazing systems: a willow fodder mix with a grass understory (WFG) and pere
33  presented variation in traits of tetraploid willow genotypes provides a basis to use autopolyploidiz
34 und salicortin, the major salicinoid of many willow genotypes.
35 for the first time, the feasibility of using willow grazing in a silvopastoral system to improve rumi
36  We show that differences in chemistry among willows growing at different elevations occur mainly thr
37 p. honey was compared with published data on willow honey from other regions.
38                    The composition of Polish willow honey is similar to Mediterranean willow honeys w
39 ish willow honey is similar to Mediterranean willow honeys with several relevant differences.
40 f beetle populations adapted to maple versus willow host plants.
41  the genetic architecture of resistance in a willow hybrid system, Salix eriocephala, S. sericea, and
42 plars, the diversity of sex determination in willows is poorly understood, and little is known about
43              Resistance to two arthropods, a willow leaf aphid (Chaitophorus sp.: Aphididae) and an e
44                                              Willow leaf isoprene synthase appears to be plastidic, w
45 dies reported here, the minor vein phloem of willow leaves plasmolyzed in approximately the same conc
46 sphere, brain-like, groundnut-like and pussy willow-like morphologies were obtained through the synth
47 ound that the sex determination mechanism of willows may have underlying similarities with poplars, b
48 >5000 putative compounds, including 278 core willow metabolome compounds constitutively produced acro
49               This high-depth picture of the willow metabolome underscores the importance of capturin
50  lingonberry, rape, raspberry, sweet clover, willow, mire, honeydew and polyfloral.
51    Photoreforming perennial bioenergy crops (willow, Miscanthus, and poplar) has the potential to pro
52 e impact of different plants (clover, grass, willow) on C(free) PAHs.
53 is is the first time that the inoculation of willow plants has been shown to improve the degradation
54 y risk: (1) VHF telemetry data collected for willow ptarmigan in Alaska, and (2) hourly GPS telemetry
55 enius (woolly mammoth), and Lagopus lagopus (willow ptarmigan) eDNA from multiple permafrost cores sp
56 drogen production for different varieties of willow ranging between 1.9 mumol h(-1) and 12.3 mumol h(
57 pecific objectives were to: (a) characterise willow's CTs, and (b) explore their effect on methane em
58       The biomass productivity of the energy willow Salix viminalis as a short-rotation woody crop de
59      Foliage of three species, namely, white willow (Salix alba L.), black poplar (Populus nigra L.),
60                                              Willow (Salix babylonica L.) is representative of a larg
61 and soluble isoprene synthases from a single willow (Salix discolor L.) leaf-fractionation protocol.
62 spen (Populus tremuloides Michx.), and pussy willow (Salix discolor Muhl).
63 treeline birch (Betula pubescens) forest and willow (Salix lapponum) patches in northern Sweden and q
64 eezing sensitivity, and growth, for Lemmon's willow (Salix lemmonii) in a common garden study of 90 g
65 reated skin samples and samples treated with willow (Salix sp) bark extract and cod liver oil are com
66                                              Willow (Salix sp.) is a common tree used in agroforestry
67 fate in a subset of poplar (Populus sp.) and willow (Salix sp.) species revealed a broader distributi
68                                              Willow (Salix spp.) is well known as a source of medicin
69 the short-rotation coppice system in biomass willow (Salix spp.) relies on the activity of the shoot-
70  perennial crops: ryegrass (Lolium perenne), willow (Salix viminalis) and Miscanthus giganteus.
71 ansition from an XY system to a ZW system in willow (Salix).
72                              At peak season, willow shrubs contributed 38% to soil CO(2) efflux in th
73 ows and the overgrowth of bare mudflats with willow shrubs increased evapotranspiration.
74 nt groupings of species (dwarf birch shrubs, willow shrubs, other deciduous shrubs, grasses, sedges,
75 eld application: mustard, miscanthus, and 16 willow species and cultivars, were tested.
76 e repeated turnovers keep sex chromosomes of willow species in a perpetually young state, leading to
77 portant in explaining the difference between willow species in resistance to aphids and mites.
78             We examined highland and lowland willow species within a phylogenetic framework to test f
79 rsity of metabolites in highland and lowland willow species.
80 the literature for aphid stylet exudate from willow stems.
81 s of swallows, and they drill sap wells into willows that provide abundant nourishment for themselves
82 structure) in which the highest ranking male willow tit is fourth in the overall hierarchy after the
83     Crested tits (Lophophanes cristatus) and willow tits (Poecile montanus) form mixed-species groups
84 , whereas in egalitarian groups, subordinate willow tits had significantly lower fat reserves and the
85 ey foraged in safer parts of the canopy than willow tits in despotic groups.
86 ominance structures occur in which the adult willow tits rank second and the hierarchy is less steep,
87 ial feedstocks such as switchgrass and shrub willow to increase domestic energy production.
88 biomass response, and responses of birch and willow, to warming by 19%, 46%, and 11%, respectively.
89                                              Willows tolerated salts across all treatments (up to 9.1
90 elationship (SAR) study of the South African willow tree (Combretum caffrum) antineoplastic constitue
91 elationship (SAR) study of the South African willow tree (Combretum caffrum) antineoplastic constitue
92                            The South African willow tree Combretum caffrum has yielded a number of po
93 vely, for vehicles fueled with corn stover-, willow tree-, and Brazilian sugarcane-derived ethanol, m
94                                 Methods: The WILLOW trial was a phase 2 randomized trial of brensocat
95                            Rationale: In the WILLOW trial, the dipeptidyl peptidase-1 inhibitor brens
96 ze three divergent chromosome regions in the willow warbler Phylloscopus trochilus, of which two are
97 cale bird ringing data for one such species (willow warbler, Phylloscopus trochilus), we show that se
98                         A metal-accumulating willow was grown under greenhouse conditions on a Zn/Cd-
99 with the previously characterized ZW SLRs in willows, which map to a different chromosome.
100 least efficacious extracts revealed that Red Willow, White Willow, and White Oak KCNQ-dependently rel
101 ch, Cramp Bark, Slippery Elm, White Oak, Red Willow, White Willow, and Wild Cherry each strongly acti
102                               Inoculation of willows with PD1 consistently improved the growth and he

 
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