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[...] vegetables, fruit andtubers and of traditional [...][...]

[...] [...] share of staples such as roots andtubers.

[...] Graph menu(exceptStem-and-Leaf) and all [...]

[...] [...] scion androotstock which may occur in melons, or appropriate selection of rootstocks).

In order to grow 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.

Information regarding differences in the physiological performance of plants and the lack of cost-effectiveness of soilless systems were identified by the Committee as potential issues of concern for strawberry runner systems moving to soilless production.

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[...] basal andproximal caulineleaves with petiole 0.7-6 cm, abaxially and marginally brown villous or glandular villous; leaf blade cordate to ovate-cordate, 1.6-4.5 × 1.1-3.2 cm, abaxially and marginally brown villous or glandular villous, base cordate, apex acute;distal caulineleaves with petiole 1-10 mm, brown glandular villous, leaf blade ovate to lanceolate, 1.3-3.2 × 0.5-1.7 cm, abaxially and marginally glandular pilose, adaxially glabrous or glandular pilose, base cuneate or rounded, apex acute or subacuminate; most distalcauline leaf glandular villous [...]

[...] [...] Mr. Shchetka’s penilesurface.

Double-end shutoff (DESO) stemshave valvesand shut [...]

Leavespetiolate,upper ones often shortly petiolate or subsessile; petiole 0.5-4 cm, glabrous, retrorsely prickly along angles; leaf blade green adaxially, light green abaxially, broadly lanceolate to oblong, 2-8.5 × 1-3 cm, thin, abaxially glabrous, abaxially usually retrorsely prickly near base of midvein, adaxially glabrous to densely pubescent with appressed simple multiseriate hairs, base sagittate to deeply cordate with small rounded or triangular lobes, margin ciliate or eciliate, apex acute to subacute or obtuse; ocrea oblique, 0.5-1.3 cm, scarious, glabrous, often weakly ciliate at tip, lower ones often lacerate.

One representative, speaking on behalf of a group of countries, said that all parties in his region had succeeded in achieving a total phase-out of methyl bromide use for strawberry runners and that other parties should work to develop solutions to the problems identified.

[...] saffron-coloured rhizomes used as a spice [...]

[...] and inthe leaves,stems,buds and roots of [...]

[...] (infection of the penile gland and foreskin) [...][...]

If reselected seed potato or seed potato reduced to the quality grade corresponding to the warehouse inspection results fails to reach the seed potato quality index of the lowest grade, it is necessary to reselect the seed potato before delivery until reaching the standard.

[...] collectorsof tubers in South Africa, [...][...]

The Centre, located in Bogor, Indonesia, was established in April 1981 as the Regional Coordination Centre for Research and Development of Coarse Grains, Pulses, Roots and Tuber Crops in the Humid Tropics of Asia and the Pacific (CGPRT) pursuant to Commission resolution 174 (XXXIII) of 29 April 1977 and its statute adopted by Commission resolution 220 (XXXVIII) of 1 April 1982.

This can be in the form of wood, energy crops, agricultural waste and municipal solid waste (such as household trash and construction debris).

[...] the leaves,stalks,seed coverings, [...]

[...] its white vine-stem motifs, to Gioacchino [...][...]

Liquorice is a hardy plant found around the Mediterranean basin and in Asia and is famous for its sweet, aniseed flavor and the many active principles present in its rootswhich are collected after three years of cultivation.

[...] [...] of vaginalor peniledischarges, [...]

The potato plant or tuber with the same origin, the same plot, the same variety, the same grade, the same harvest period and practically consistent quality is taken as a lot.

(* refers to the Critical Control Area at which potential hazards may occur) Good Agricultural Practices depicted in Section A is documented mainly for farms producing mainly leafy, head, fruit and rootvegetables and herbs.

[...] [...] and “rootor rhizome(028D)” which [...][...]

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The Commission adopted the draft MRLs as proposed in Appendix IV of ALINORM 08/31/24 at Step 5 and advanced them to Step 6, noting the reservations expressed by the Delegations of the European Community and Norway on the draft MRLs for triadimefon (133) for grapes, cyfluthrin/beta-cyfluthrin (157) for broccoli and head cabbage, and Flusilazole (165) for pome fruits, peach, nectarine and bovine edible offal, as presented in CAC/31 LIM/6.