Titlebook: Neural Information Processing; 16th International C Chi Sing Leung,Minho Lee,Jonathan H. Chan Conference proceedings 20091st edition Spring

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Kenji Aoki,Hiroki Takahashi,Hideaki Itoh,Kiyohiko Nakamurambiosis: commensalism (an interaction which is beneficial for one symbiotic partner but neutral for the other), antagonism (or parasitism, where one symbiont develops to the detriment of another – see elsewhere in this Book) and mutualism (where both symbionts benefit from mutual coexistence). Mutua

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Tanvir Islam,Yoko Yamaguchimbiosis: commensalism (an interaction which is beneficial for one symbiotic partner but neutral for the other), antagonism (or parasitism, where one symbiont develops to the detriment of another – see elsewhere in this Book) and mutualism (where both symbionts benefit from mutual coexistence). Mutua

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Naoyuki Satounctions, from primary production to carbon storage. Likewise, soil microbiomes influence vital processes such as nutrient cycling and water regulation. However, soil health is under threat by different factors, including industrialization, population growth, climate change, and human activities suc

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Shiro Usui,Keiichiro Inagaki,Takayuki Kannon,Yoshimi Kamiyama,Shunji Satoh,Nilton L. Kamiji,Yutaka Hze are the major staple food crops and are frequently consumed, it has become necessary to biofortify cereal crops with micronutrients, especially iron and zinc, in order to fulfill the requirements for better human health. Cellular and molecular mechanisms should be understood to maintain the homeo

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Emad A. M. Andrews,Anthony J. Bonner rather interact with each other constantly at all times and everywhere in the soil ecosystem. The interactions profoundly affect a series of physical, chemical and biological processes of soils including the behavior, transformation and fate of various nutrients and pollutants. The research on thes

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