Titlebook: Value Distribution Theory for Meromorphic Maps; Wilhelm Stoll Book 1985 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1985 Complex analysis.Meromorphic fu

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Wilhelm Stolls from the sweet smell of the flowers and the sweet taste of the fleshy pericarp of the fruits. A good field and herbarium character of the genus is that the buds of new leaves are usually covered with short rusty-red hairs. In spite of the good delimitation of . from the other closely related Claus

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Wilhelm Stollnd, to a considerable degree, on the biological nature and the evolutionary development of the plant or animal. On the other hand, the general manner in which the fatty acid groups are woven into triglyceride molecules is very similar throughout nature, and is largely independent of the biological e

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Wilhelm Stolln Fl?chen ausmachen, ist hier noch eine bedeutende Reserve gegeben. Um diese aussch?pfen zu k?nnen, bedarf es neben anderen Ma?nahmen einer genaueren Kenntnis der in den Gr?sern gebildeten und angesammelten Nahrungsmittel, in erster Linie der Kohlenhydrate und der Eiwei?stoffe. W?hrend in die Natur

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Wilhelm Stollas the fact that extracts from certain sponges and coelenterates were shown to have antibiotic properties (4–8) and that marine invertebrates produce various other potentially medically useful components (9–11). Very importantly, from the viewpoint of anticancer drug discovery, were reports that sta

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Wilhelm Stoll amaryllises. They are widely distributed all over the northern hemisphere from swamp land to arid zones, from coastal to mountain habitats, and propagate by rhizomes, tubers, or bulbs from which the long sessile grass- or sword-shaped, parallel-ribbed leaves sprout which give the family its name. T

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Wilhelm Stoll). The very descriptive name . was coined by . (.) and is derived from .quinones and the likewise tetracyclic tetra.. The antibiotic properties of the anthracyclines were observed soon after their discovery (for history see .), but the compounds were far too toxic to be useful as antibiotics for tre

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Wilhelm Stolly) is a small genus of trees and shrubs found in temperate and subtropical regions of the Northern Hemisphere and has been widely cultivated in China and Japan for its leaves which serve as indispensable food for silkworms. Many varieties of . are cultivated in Japan; these varieties are described a

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Wilhelm Stolle of distribution is centered in south and southeast Asia (India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia) and extends to south China and Taiwan as well as to New Guinea and north Australia. Exceptions are only cultivated species like the Chinese . (Sims) Little, formerly called . (Willd.)