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Exploring key factors determining US consumer preferences for growing over buying fruit in pre-Covidian and Covidian times
(MDPI, 2021-12)This study provides insights for managers in the food retail sector, the horticultural industry, actors involved in community gardening and farmers’ markets. It proposes a model that investigates key factors determining ... -
Disentangling niche theory and beta diversity change
(Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, 2021-07-25)Beta diversity describes the differences in species composition among communities. Changes in beta diversity over time are thought to be due to selection based on species’ niche characteristics. For example, theory predicts ... -
A hydrochemically guided landscape-based classification for water quality: A case study application of process-attribute mapping (PoAM) at a national scale
(American Geophysical Union (AGU) and Wiley, 2021-07-20)Spatial variation in landscape attributes can account for much of the variability in water quality compared to land use factors. Spatial variability arises from gradients in topographic, edaphic, and geologic landscape ... -
Comprehensive analysis of both long and short read transcriptomes of a clonal and a seed-propagated model plant species reveal the prerequisites for transcriptional activation of autonomous and non-autonomous transposons in plants
(Research Square, 2021-09-28)Transposable element (TE) transcription is a precursor to its mobilisation in host genomes. However, the characteristics of expressed TE loci, the identification of self-competent transposon loci contributing to new ... -
Developing perennial fruit crop models in APSIM Next Generation using grapevine as an example
(Oxford University Press on behalf of the Annals of Botany Company, 2021-07-22)A new model for grapevines (Vitis vinifera) is the first perennial fruit crop model using the Agricultural Production System sIMulator (APSIM) Next Generation framework. Modules for phenology, light interception, carbohydrate ...
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