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Vegetatively propagated plants were [...]

There are natural reproductive components of the [...]

Famous for being the safest city in all of Africa, Zambezia has become the breeding sanctuary throughout the river valley where birds of every feather can flock together in harmony and peace.

[...] [...] reproduce rapidly, the level of dissolved oxygen in the water to decrease and water quality [...]

[...] [...] dogs (kept for breeding purposes) was compromised [...] [...]

[...] Patent for vegetatively propagated [...] [...]

The deepwater fish species most vulnerable to overfishing are the easily marketable species with extended life cycles, low fecundity, slow growth and distribution areas comparatively close to markets (e.g., orange roughy, roundnose grenadier, blue ling and many deepwater sharks).

This plant colonizes the flood plains, [...] [...]

[...] [...] methodologies, ageing and fecundity studies.

It is, however, very important to limit conditions that promotes its development in wine.

[...] [...] traders and breeders had to obtain ATL before they could sell animals would serve more effectively to ensure compliance with the Regulations and might eventually reduce the number of hobby breeders or even eliminate [...]

PPV is transmitted in the field by aphids in a non-persistent manner, but movement of infected propagative plant material is the main way in which PPV is spread over long distances.

[...] to rapidly reproduce without following [...]

[...] [...] condemnation of human reproductive cloning and the [...]

[...] [...] conservation and reproduction pursuant to Article [...]

[...] [...] accomplished through non-seed based methods such as vegetative propagation, and therefore the use of the term “seed” is not meant to limit the scope of this document.

Receiving environment: If the field release is for further propagation (as compared to a terminal study), the location of the confined field trial site and surrounding area may need to be free of any sexually compatible relatives or commercial cultivation of the host plant species in order to reduce concern about potential cross-pollination.

In pursuing this project, our mission and our hope is to grow willows or other plants in the desert.

[...] include seed multiplication, rehabilitation of marshlands through vegetable [...] [...]

[...] [...] and an important breeding ground for many [...]

Habitat service: The importance of ecosystems to provide living space for resident and migratory species (thus maintaining the gene pool and nursery service).

[...] affected fish growth, reproduction and survival.

[...] [...] system; improve breeding performance with [...] [...]

Candida is a naturally-occurring yeast in the body; however, when normal bacteria are disturbed, yeast can proliferate to excessive levels.

[...] protect, breed and nurture [...]

[...] and multiply in this mineral environment, Alpine Willow Herb has developed some very special features: powerful underground roots capable of capturing water hidden deep in the rocks, and the ability to reproduce itself by growing shoots – like clones of itself – which allow it to colonize such an inhospitable region.

Even though you don’t eat while you sleep, brushing in the morning is extremely important to get rid of the anaerobic bacteria (bacteria that don’t require oxygen) that flourished in your mouth overnight.

In operation since 1999, the monitoring and prediction system developed by the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center relies on interpretation of rainfall and analysis of normalized difference vegetation index anomalies to map areas showing conditions that would support the emergence, production and propagation of Rift Valley fever vectors.

When this yeast develops in red wine, it transforms phenol acids into undesirable phenolic compounds such as 4-ethylphenol which confers ink, horse sweat or manure-type aromas to the wine, depending on the concentrations.