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E. Toubi,A. Kessel,J. Ben-David,T. D. Golaniopesticides have been included.Includes two exclusive chaptCurrently, the major challenge of humanity is focused on population growth through agricultural production in order to meet the demand for food. The food crunch is mainly due to pest and disease. Traditional methods, synthetic insecticides

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C. Casta?on,P. A. Reyesd. Overtime, different pests have emerged, with some being of great importance. Among these pests, the nematodes are noted for attacking leguminous plants, grasses, citrus, and other fruits. The main pest species are of the genus ., ., ., and .. These nematodes cause losses up to 100 %, preventing a

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T. Vincent,C. Mackworth-Younguse of worldwide vaccination programs, the humans have not only successfully used vaccines to get rid of many childhood diseases but also some of the diseases like smallpox are completely eradicated. Any preparation of virus, bacteria, or their subunits, which is able to impart protection in the ind

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H. M. Belmontlea and its potential for reducing the amount of noise-induced hearing loss [1–10]. Several features of the acoustic reflex seemed to suggest that the attenuation provided by the stapedius contraction is irrelevant for protection of the inner ear to acoustic overstimulation: (1) the long latency and

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A. E. Gharavi,S. S. Pierangeli the light signals that influence seed germination. Higher plants possess multiple, discrete molecular species of phytochrome, the apoproteins of which are encoded by a small family of divergent genes. In ., five distinct apophytochrome-encoding genes have been identified (.). There is increasing ev

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L. R. Sammaritanoountries.” We are particularly grateful to the U. S. National Science Foundation for providing financial support for this symposium. The organizational arrangements for the symposium have been made by Dr. Alexander Hollaender of the Associated Universities Inc. and Dr. R. C. von Borstel of the Unive

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L. B. Tuckerteen short-term bioassays. The genetic endpoints used included point or gene mutation, primary DNA damage, and chromosomal effects. Initially, all pesticides were tested in a “core” battery of four . bioassays. A carefully selected group among these chemicals was retested in higher level test system