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Cost-effective strategies for the sustained control of bait-shy vertebrate pests in New Zealand
(University of CaliforniaUniversity of California, 2006)The brushtail possum is a significant conservation pest and major vector of bovine tuberculosis in New Zealand. Previous control simulation studies have suggested that aerial control with bait containing sodium monofluoroacetate ... -
Multidimensional copula models for parallel development of the US bond market indices
(De Gruyter, 2017-06-27)Stock and bond markets co-movements have been studied by many researchers. The object of our investigation is the development of three U.S. investment grade corporate bond indices. We concluded that the optimal 3D as well ... -
Inhibition of ammonia oxidisers to control nitrification rate under simulated winter dairy forage grazing conditions: An incubation study
(Fertilizer and Lime Research CentreMassey University, 2013)The microbial process of nitrification plays a key role within the soil nitrogen cycle. Nitrification is the process where ammonia is oxidised to nitrite and then to nitrate and this process can have major negative ... -
Retaining or retrieving older and trying to identify novel rodenticides
(University of California, 2012)Anticoagulant compounds are likely to play an important role in the control of commensal rodents for crop protection and conservation for the foreseeable future. However, there are concerns regarding their persistence and ... -
No single driver of biodiversity: Divergent responses of multiple taxa across land use types
(Ecological Society of America, 2017-11-17)Understanding the responses of biodiversity to different land use regimes is critical for managing biodiversity in the face of future land use change. However, there is still significant uncertainty around how consistent ...
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