CAB DIRECTHOMEABOUTHELP PAGE CAB Direct platform is the most thorough and extensive source of reference in the applied life sciences, incorporating the leading bibliographic databases CAB Abstracts and Global Health COLORIMETRIC METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF SUGARS AND52664 The method depends on the colour reaction between phenol and concentrated H2SO4and simple sugars, oligosaccharides, polysaccharides and their derivatives, including methyl esters, which contain a free or potentially free reducing group. The method is applicable to 2 ml. test solution containing from 10 to 70 µg. sugar. A yellow-orange colour is produced at 25° to 30o C. and the absorption is OFFICIAL METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF This 11th edition incorporates all previously published AOAC methods of analysis in current use as well as 249 new methods. They are grouped under headings including the following: dairy products; flavours; food additives; gelatin, dessert preparations, and mixes; metals and other elements as residues in foods; oils and fats; pesticide residues; colour additives; drugs and feed additives in AIRBORNE CONTAGION AND AIR HYGIENE. AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF230 To W. F. Wells is due the first description of a reasonably practicable instrument-the air centrifuge-for collecting small bacteria-carrying particles from the air; to him is due the demonstration that infection might be transferred by small air-borne particles-droplet nuclei-from the respiratory tract; and to him is due the first systematic study of an air disinfectant-ultra-violet CANDIDA AND CANDIDOSIS: A REVIEW AND BIBLIOGRAPHY. 2ND The author is one of the most distinguished workers in the field of candidiasis and the book is an impressive overview of this ever-expanding subject. This is the second edition and, although some of the chapter titles remain the same, it has been entirely rewritten and considerably increased in size. The contents include historical aspects; pathogenicity; morphogenesis; structure, physiology FACTORY FARMING AND THE ENVIRONMENT. The article presents the scenario of rapidly increasing consumption of animal products and the intensification of animal production systems worldwide. It is argued that farming methods in the last 50 years have changed rapidly as a result of policies which have favoured food production at the expense of the conservation of biodiversity and the protection of the landscape. CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN SEVEN COUNTRIES.2393 In an international cooperative study on the epidemiology of coronary heart disease teams examined 12, 770 men 40 to 59 years old in Finland, Greece, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, the United States and Jugoslavia, who were re-examined 5 years later. In the United States of a total of 125 deaths during the 5 years 62 were due to coronary heart disease, in Finland 38 of 111, in the Netherlands THE GLOBAL PEATLAND CO2 PICTURE: PEATLAND STATUS AND Peatland drainage results in substantial emissions of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide that urgently should be addressed in a post-2012 climate policy framework. The global figures presented until now do not clearly show the challenges and opportunities on regional and national levels. This report presents the first overview ever of peatland carbon data for all countries and regions of the GOAT PRODUCTION IN THE TROPICS. Goats constitute about 15% of the total world population of domestic herbivores and occur in a multiplicity of forms over a wide range of environments in the tropics where they form an important source of meat, milk, hair and leather. They have the particular merit that, unlike other domesticated animals, they can subsist on vegetation which is of no direct value for human nutrition. LIVESTOCK AND CLIMATE CHANGE: WHAT IF THE KEY ACTORS IN This paper reviews the direct and indirect sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from livestock. Some of these are obvious but underestimated, some are simply overlooked, and some are emissions sources that are already counted but have been assigned to the wrong sectors. Data on livestock vary from place to place and are affected by unavoidable imprecision; where it was impossible to avoid CAB DIRECTHOMEABOUTHELP PAGE CAB Direct platform is the most thorough and extensive source of reference in the applied life sciences, incorporating the leading bibliographic databases CAB Abstracts and Global Health COLORIMETRIC METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF SUGARS AND52664 The method depends on the colour reaction between phenol and concentrated H2SO4and simple sugars, oligosaccharides, polysaccharides and their derivatives, including methyl esters, which contain a free or potentially free reducing group. The method is applicable to 2 ml. test solution containing from 10 to 70 µg. sugar. A yellow-orange colour is produced at 25° to 30o C. and the absorption is OFFICIAL METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF This 11th edition incorporates all previously published AOAC methods of analysis in current use as well as 249 new methods. They are grouped under headings including the following: dairy products; flavours; food additives; gelatin, dessert preparations, and mixes; metals and other elements as residues in foods; oils and fats; pesticide residues; colour additives; drugs and feed additives in AIRBORNE CONTAGION AND AIR HYGIENE. AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF230 To W. F. Wells is due the first description of a reasonably practicable instrument-the air centrifuge-for collecting small bacteria-carrying particles from the air; to him is due the demonstration that infection might be transferred by small air-borne particles-droplet nuclei-from the respiratory tract; and to him is due the first systematic study of an air disinfectant-ultra-violet CANDIDA AND CANDIDOSIS: A REVIEW AND BIBLIOGRAPHY. 2ND The author is one of the most distinguished workers in the field of candidiasis and the book is an impressive overview of this ever-expanding subject. This is the second edition and, although some of the chapter titles remain the same, it has been entirely rewritten and considerably increased in size. The contents include historical aspects; pathogenicity; morphogenesis; structure, physiology FACTORY FARMING AND THE ENVIRONMENT. The article presents the scenario of rapidly increasing consumption of animal products and the intensification of animal production systems worldwide. It is argued that farming methods in the last 50 years have changed rapidly as a result of policies which have favoured food production at the expense of the conservation of biodiversity and the protection of the landscape. CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN SEVEN COUNTRIES.2393 In an international cooperative study on the epidemiology of coronary heart disease teams examined 12, 770 men 40 to 59 years old in Finland, Greece, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, the United States and Jugoslavia, who were re-examined 5 years later. In the United States of a total of 125 deaths during the 5 years 62 were due to coronary heart disease, in Finland 38 of 111, in the Netherlands THE GLOBAL PEATLAND CO2 PICTURE: PEATLAND STATUS AND Peatland drainage results in substantial emissions of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide that urgently should be addressed in a post-2012 climate policy framework. The global figures presented until now do not clearly show the challenges and opportunities on regional and national levels. This report presents the first overview ever of peatland carbon data for all countries and regions of the GOAT PRODUCTION IN THE TROPICS. Goats constitute about 15% of the total world population of domestic herbivores and occur in a multiplicity of forms over a wide range of environments in the tropics where they form an important source of meat, milk, hair and leather. They have the particular merit that, unlike other domesticated animals, they can subsist on vegetation which is of no direct value for human nutrition. LIVESTOCK AND CLIMATE CHANGE: WHAT IF THE KEY ACTORS IN This paper reviews the direct and indirect sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from livestock. Some of these are obvious but underestimated, some are simply overlooked, and some are emissions sources that are already counted but have been assigned to the wrong sectors. Data on livestock vary from place to place and are affected by unavoidable imprecision; where it was impossible to avoid FACTORY FARMING AND THE ENVIRONMENT. The article presents the scenario of rapidly increasing consumption of animal products and the intensification of animal production systems worldwide. It is argued that farming methods in the last 50 years have changed rapidly as a result of policies which have favoured food production at the expense of the conservation of biodiversity and the protection of the landscape. LOCATION AND LAND USE. TOWARD A GENERAL THEORY OF LAND RENT. This book develops a general theory of land values and land uses in cities and regions. The theory of rent, which had been explicitly formulated only for agriculture, is extended to the urban case. Earlier studies usually assumed, by simple analogy to agricultural rent theory, that rents and transport costs are complements. The present study makes clear that the relationship is more complex, ECOLOGY. INDIVIDUALS, POPULATIONS AND COMMUNITIES. This text-book of the ecology of organisms (plant and animal) is intended for students whose degree-level courses include ecology, and is in 4 parts: organisms, interactions, 2 overviews, and communities, respectively. Topics dealt with at the level of the individual organism include the match between organisms and their environments; conditions; resources; life and death in unitary and modular SALMON EGG SUBSIDIES AND INTERFERENCE COMPETITION AMONG Resource availability may modulate interference interactions among competitors. For example, competition among stream fishes for drifting eggs from salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.) spawning events may be influenced by the availability of this energy-rich food source. This study used camera-based techniques to evaluate the effect of varied prey availability (i.e., pink salmon (O. gorbuscha) eggs) on MODELLING POPULUS AUTUMN PHENOLOGY: THE IMPORTANCE OF In late summer-early autumn, trees undergo growth cessation culminating in bud set. For a wide range of plants, including Populus, photoperiod is considered as the primary environmental cue determining timing of growth cessation and shoot to bud transition. However, studies on Populus have revealed temperature influence on seasonal growth cessation and bud set. INTRASPECIFIC GENETIC VARIATION FOR LEAD-INDUCED CHANGES We aimed to identify genetic variation in the response of reproductive behaviors to lead (Pb2+) exposure. We reared a subset of the Drosophila Genetic Reference Panel (DGRP) inbred lines on control or Pb-treated (500 µM PbAc) medium and tested for differences in copulation latency, copulation duration, and fecundity. Pb exposure decreased fecundity (p<0.05) and increased copulation duration CURCUMIN AND HORMESIS WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON NEURAL Curcumin is shown to commonly induce biphasic dose responses in a broad range of cell types, with particular emphasis on neural cells, including neuronal stem cells. The quantitative features of these biphasic dose responses, with respect to the magnitude and width of the low dose stimulation, are similar to those reported for hormetic

dose responses.

LOCAL MALADAPTATION IN A FOUNDATION TREE SPECIES Replanting native vegetation is a broadly accepted method for restoring degraded landscapes. Traditionally, seed used for restoration has been locally sourced to avoid introducing maladapted plants and to minimize the risk of outbreeding depression. However local adaptation is not universal and is disrupted by, for example, climate change and habitat fragmentation. DRIVERS OF CHANGING URBAN FLOOD RISK: A FRAMEWORK FOR ACTION. This study focuses on drivers for changing urban flood risk. We suggest a framework for guiding climate change adaptation action concerning flood risk and manageability in cities. The identified key drivers of changing flood hazard and vulnerability are used to provide an overview of each driver's impact on flood risk and manageability at

the city level.

VITAMIN K.

This chapter reviews the analytical procedures in use for the analysis of vitamin K, with an emphasis on HPLC assays. The following issues are considered: determination of phylloquinone by HPLC; analytical conditions; extraction methods for biological tissues; extraction methods for foods and beverages; internal standards; analytical variation; factors affecting phylloquinone concentrations; CAB DIRECTHOMEABOUTHELP PAGE CAB Direct platform is the most thorough and extensive source of reference in the applied life sciences, incorporating the leading bibliographic databases CAB Abstracts and Global Health COLORIMETRIC METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF SUGARS AND52224 The method depends on the colour reaction between phenol and concentrated H2SO4and simple sugars, oligosaccharides, polysaccharides and their derivatives, including methyl esters, which contain a free or potentially free reducing group. The method is applicable to 2 ml. test solution containing from 10 to 70 µg. sugar. A yellow-orange colour is produced at 25° to 30o C. and the absorption is MEDICINAL PLANTS OF BANGLADESH: CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS AND Choose a colour. Chemical constituents and medicinal uses of 449 medicinal plants growing and available in Bangladesh are listed. Information on their habitats, cultivation, economic importance and pharmacological actions is provided. Genera include: Abroma, Abutilon, Acanthus, Achyranthes, Adenanthera, Adiantum, FACTORY FARMING AND THE ENVIRONMENT. The article presents the scenario of rapidly increasing consumption of animal products and the intensification of animal production systems worldwide. It is argued that farming methods in the last 50 years have changed rapidly as a result of policies which have favoured food production at the expense of the conservation of biodiversity and the protection of the landscape. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE. A proposal is made for a new model of agricultural development which will include technological and institutional change as factors endogenous to the economic system. The importance of the public sector in developing agricultural technology is also stressed. Success in agricultural growth, it is believed, is based on an ecologically adapted and economically viable agricultural technology which A BEHAVIORAL MODEL OF FAMILIES' USE OF HEALTH SERVICES.CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES In this monograph the author uses data from his study with ANDERSON to develop a three-stage model in which predisposing, enabling, and need components are used in an attempt to explain families' widely differing use of medical care services. GOAT PRODUCTION IN THE TROPICS. Goats constitute about 15% of the total world population of domestic herbivores and occur in a multiplicity of forms over a wide range of environments in the tropics where they form an important source of meat, milk, hair and leather. They have the particular merit that, unlike other domesticated animals, they can subsist on vegetation which is of no direct value for human nutrition. THE STUDY OF PLANT DISEASE EPIDEMICS. This book, which can be used either as a reference or a textbook, covers the essential principles and concepts of plant disease epidemiology, describing the temporal and spatial dynamics of plant diseases in populations, as well as the interpretation of epidemiological data. Chapter 1 provides an overview of concepts and historical developments in plant disease epidemics. HERBAL MEDICINES. A GUIDE FOR HEALTH-CARE PROFESSIONALS. A guide for health-care professionals. 1996 pp.ix + 296 pp. ref.many. Abstract : This book is intended as a reference work for pharmacists, doctors and other health-care professionals to assist them in the provision of advice on the use of health remedies (herbal products) to members of the public. There are 141 monographs on plants used in LIVESTOCK AND CLIMATE CHANGE: WHAT IF THE KEY ACTORS IN This paper reviews the direct and indirect sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from livestock. Some of these are obvious but underestimated, some are simply overlooked, and some are emissions sources that are already counted but have been assigned to the wrong sectors. Data on livestock vary from place to place and are affected by unavoidable imprecision; where it was impossible to avoid CAB DIRECTHOMEABOUTHELP PAGE CAB Direct platform is the most thorough and extensive source of reference in the applied life sciences, incorporating the leading bibliographic databases CAB Abstracts and Global Health COLORIMETRIC METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF SUGARS AND52224 The method depends on the colour reaction between phenol and concentrated H2SO4and simple sugars, oligosaccharides, polysaccharides and their derivatives, including methyl esters, which contain a free or potentially free reducing group. The method is applicable to 2 ml. test solution containing from 10 to 70 µg. sugar. A yellow-orange colour is produced at 25° to 30o C. and the absorption is MEDICINAL PLANTS OF BANGLADESH: CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS AND Choose a colour. Chemical constituents and medicinal uses of 449 medicinal plants growing and available in Bangladesh are listed. Information on their habitats, cultivation, economic importance and pharmacological actions is provided. Genera include: Abroma, Abutilon, Acanthus, Achyranthes, Adenanthera, Adiantum, FACTORY FARMING AND THE ENVIRONMENT. The article presents the scenario of rapidly increasing consumption of animal products and the intensification of animal production systems worldwide. It is argued that farming methods in the last 50 years have changed rapidly as a result of policies which have favoured food production at the expense of the conservation of biodiversity and the protection of the landscape. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE. A proposal is made for a new model of agricultural development which will include technological and institutional change as factors endogenous to the economic system. The importance of the public sector in developing agricultural technology is also stressed. Success in agricultural growth, it is believed, is based on an ecologically adapted and economically viable agricultural technology which A BEHAVIORAL MODEL OF FAMILIES' USE OF HEALTH SERVICES.CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES In this monograph the author uses data from his study with ANDERSON to develop a three-stage model in which predisposing, enabling, and need components are used in an attempt to explain families' widely differing use of medical care services. GOAT PRODUCTION IN THE TROPICS. Goats constitute about 15% of the total world population of domestic herbivores and occur in a multiplicity of forms over a wide range of environments in the tropics where they form an important source of meat, milk, hair and leather. They have the particular merit that, unlike other domesticated animals, they can subsist on vegetation which is of no direct value for human nutrition. THE STUDY OF PLANT DISEASE EPIDEMICS. This book, which can be used either as a reference or a textbook, covers the essential principles and concepts of plant disease epidemiology, describing the temporal and spatial dynamics of plant diseases in populations, as well as the interpretation of epidemiological data. Chapter 1 provides an overview of concepts and historical developments in plant disease epidemics. HERBAL MEDICINES. A GUIDE FOR HEALTH-CARE PROFESSIONALS. A guide for health-care professionals. 1996 pp.ix + 296 pp. ref.many. Abstract : This book is intended as a reference work for pharmacists, doctors and other health-care professionals to assist them in the provision of advice on the use of health remedies (herbal products) to members of the public. There are 141 monographs on plants used in LIVESTOCK AND CLIMATE CHANGE: WHAT IF THE KEY ACTORS IN This paper reviews the direct and indirect sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from livestock. Some of these are obvious but underestimated, some are simply overlooked, and some are emissions sources that are already counted but have been assigned to the wrong sectors. Data on livestock vary from place to place and are affected by unavoidable imprecision; where it was impossible to avoid

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Global diffusion of eHealth - making universal health coverage achievable: report of the third global survey on eHealth. This WHO Global Observatory for eHealth's third, global survey, of which 125 countries participated in, investigates how eHealth can support universal health coverage in Member States. The report considers

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LEPROSY: CURRENT STATUS AND CLINICAL MANAGEMENT. Around the world nations have adopted the global leprosy strategy 2016-2020 developed by the world health organization to achieve the objective of a leprosy-free world. Despite the disease having been declared as eliminated from most developed nations and parts of the world, every year more than 2,00,000 new cases of leprosy still continue to occur mainly in south east Asian regions (India, THE WATER-CULTURE METHOD FOR GROWING PLANTS WITHOUT SOIL. The water-culture method for growing plants without soil. Author (s) : Hoagland, D. R. ; Arnon, D. I. Journal article : Circular. California Agricultural Experiment Station 1950 Vol.347 No.2nd edit pp.32 pp. Abstract : This is a revised edition of a popular account issued in 1938 based on the investigations of the two authors. PERSPECTIVES OF APPROPRIATE NON-PRODUCTIVE LAND USE IN The average land productivity score is about 41.8 in the Republic of Lithuania. However, in separate regions it ranges from 30.5 to 55.1. The research object is agricultural utilities in rural municipalities of the Republic of Lithuania. The analysis of land use plan fragments in the selected areas shows that land is abandoned mostly in land areas where non-productive land or hilly relief AIRBORNE CONTAGION AND AIR HYGIENE. AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF To W. F. Wells is due the first description of a reasonably practicable instrument-the air centrifuge-for collecting small bacteria-carrying particles from the air; to him is due the demonstration that infection might be transferred by small air-borne particles-droplet nuclei-from the respiratory tract; and to him is due the first systematic study of an air disinfectant-ultra-violet LAW ENFORCEMENT MEASURES OF INDONESIAN FOREST POLICE Forest police plays a very important role in combating illegal logging in the timber producing countries. This study introduces the forest police system in Indonesia, and summarizes the effect of law enforcement activities of the forest police on combating illegal logging with the two cases of the Gunung Palung National Park and Kedah State. It points out the problems existing in the current SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY OF LAND TAXATION IN UKRAINE: THE Starting in 2016, the process of financial decentralization began in Ukraine, in which local governments of lower levels (rural, urban, city councils and united territorial communities) were entitled to independently establish on their territory the rates of many local taxes and fees credited to community budgets. In particular, tax legislation of Ukraine allows local governments to vary land STUDY ON THE EXTRACTION OF OLEORESIN FROM FRESH FRUIT OF In this study, oleoresin from fresh fruit of pepper was optimized using ultrasonic and microwave assisted solvent extraction method. Results from the response surface analysis showed that the optimal extraction conditions are as follows: microwave power was 300 watts, ultrasonic power was turned on, with the extraction temperature set at

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YIELD AND GAS EXCHANGE OF GREENHOUSE TOMATO AT DIFFERENT Significant global warming increases over the last century have resulted in recent research focused on practices to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Agricultural management practices, such as nitrogen (N) fertilization and aerated irrigation (AI), have significantly increased crop yields by improving soil water and fertilizer availability, and have been widely adopted in recent years. CB1 RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS: NEW DISCOVERIES LEADING TO NEW CB1 receptor antagonists were among the most promising drug targets in the last decade. They have been explored and found to be effective as therapeutic agents for obesity and related cardiometabolic problems; however, use of rimonabant, the first marketed CB1 receptor antagonist, has been suspended because of its anxiogenic and depressogenic side effects. COOKIES ON CAB DIRECT Like most websites we use cookies. This is to ensure that we give you the best experience possible. Continuing to use www.cabdirect.org means you agree to our use of cookies. If you would like to, you can learn more about the cookies we

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