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Investigations relating to the growth and activity of soil Actinomycetales : Thesis presented for the Degree Master of Agricultural Science and Honours, Field Husbandry section
(Canterbury Agricultural College, University of New Zealand, 1948)A consideration of a soil fungus - Actinomycete growth relationship has been made in which:- 1. It was shown that the condition occurred in 1087 of 1765 microscopic fields examined showing Rhizoctonia hyphae. 2. The ... -
Section 33 transfers — Implications for co-management and kaitiakitanga: Progress at last?
(Thomson Reuters, 2021)This chapter is intended to assist practitioners in understanding the context within which s 33 of the Resource Management Act 1991 was enacted and subsequently amended. It identifies some difficulties and possibilities ... -
Chemical master equation for large biological networks: State-space expansion methods using AI
(SpringerSingapore, 2021-09-12)This book highlights the theory and practical applications of the chemical master equation (CME) approach for very large biochemical networks, which provides a powerful general framework for model building in a variety of ... -
A mobile sense of place: A user-centred methodology to study urban cycleways
The integration of active urban transport, including cycling, is an important aspect of sustainable urban design. This presentation reflects on research that derived from a funded National Science Challenge 11 (NSC 11) ... -
Intra-federal effects of oil prices: Evidence from Canada
(Elsevier, 2021-12)Substantial endowments of extractive resources often pave the way to resource dependence for countries, making them vulnerable to price shocks and stymying economic growth. However, resource-endowed regions within countries ...
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