Trace element accumulation and distribution in sunflower plants at the stages of flower bud and maturity by Susanna De Maria, Anna Rita Rivelli

“…At R-1 stage, Cd, Zn and Cu were accumulated mainly in the roots with concentrations respectively up to 5.4, 233 and 160 mg kg–1 of dry matter with a low translocation from roots to the aerial part. …”
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Authority of the Father: Eternal functional subordination – Quo Vadis? by W.H. Oliver

“…This is mostly an evangelical movement and is generally concerned with the relationship between God the Father and God the Son, which is regarded as an eternal authoritative position of the Father, and an eternal subordination of the Son – against the mainline Protestant churches. EFS claims that the roots of this view go back to the Bible and the tradition of the early church, referring to the Creeds and the Councils, including the Church Fathers. …”
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Examining the Legal-Juridical Basis of the Right of Subscription (the Precession) by abdoreza asqari, Farzad Beheshti Toundari

“…Thus, to prove its legitimacy we should refer to the Article 10.…”
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Whatever happened to Italy’s “red peasant”?: Geographic reflections upon la zona rossa by Michael Shin

“…This article examines the socio-historical roots of la zona rossa and presents the contemporary electoral geography of this area.…”
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Social Capital by Sandra Landhäußer, Holger Ziegler

“…In the broadest sense social capital reflects the idea of resources rooting in relations between individuals resp. in the embeddings of people in groups, associations, communities and even societies. …”
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James MacMillan dans son opéra The Sacrifice (2007) : un « compositeur de quelque part » ou un « compositeur de partout » ? by Jean-Philippe Héberlé

“…The British anchoring lies in the choice of the hypotext of the libretto, but also through certain themes or musical and literary references which echo those of other British composers. …”
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Thomas Aquinas on the Classification of Virtues by Ahmad Reza Meftah

“…In the philosophical division, He has divided virtues in two categories; intellectual virtues and moral virtues. intellectual virtues are the virtues that rooted in the man's rational nature and moral virtues are the virtues that refer to human behavior. …”
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Revisiting professional translation ethics in Saudi Arabia: a cultural perspective by Shatha Abdullah AlShaye

“…The study argues that establishing an ethical code for translation in Saudi Arabia requires a foundation rooted in an empirical examination of the ethical issues translators face within the country, among which are cultural challenges. …”
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A Morphological Analysis of Unique Derivational Suffixes in Divânu Lugâti’t-Türk by Gizem Uluscu

“…In Turkish, these morphemes can appear as affixes or as roots that cannot occur independetly. Previous studies have primarily focused on roots that do not stand alone in strandard Turkish. …”
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Pletivo života: Teologicko-misiologické implikácie jednej metafory by Pavol Bargár

“…Furthermore, theologically rooted anthropologies accentuate yet another type of relationship, namely, one between a human being and the transcendent reality that has in Christian tradition been referred to as God. …”
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Is secular–religious party competition moving online? Digital religious profiles of candidates running for the European Parliament by Eva-Maria Euchner, David Schweizer, Daniela Braun

“…Furthermore, candidates from political parties with religious roots are more likely to refer to religion than those from more secular parties, reflecting traditional secular-religious divisions. …”
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Zasady antropiczne a istnienie Boga – spór o inteligibilność wszechświata by Rafał Szopa

“…But this, what we name today „the anthropic principles” was invented at least by saint Thomas Aquinas. The roots of this problematic is philosophical, as we can see. …”
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The Evolving Role of Sustainable Development in Shaping Political Progress: A Contemporary Islamic Perspective on Human Rights and Civil Institution by Sundus Serhan Ahmed

“…This aligns with the Islamic legal tradition, where governance is rooted in Sharia-based ethical and moral obligations. …”
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Konstruktywistyczna edukacja do konstruktywistycznego nauczania. Redefinicja relacji teorii i praktyki w akademickim kształceniu nauczycieli by Bogusława Dorota Gołębniak

“… In this article, I discuss adult learning models and their implications in the field of academic didactics addressed to teacher candidates, which seem adequate to thinking about teaching (learning) in school inspired by constructivist-interpretative paradigms (Klus-Stańska 2018). Referring to David Guile’s (2005b) typology of approaches to professional education, which takes into account the criterion of the adopted theories of learning (a monological approach based on cognitivism, a dialogical/participatory approach, rooted in the model of cognition situated in context, and a trialogical approach corresponding to the theory of activity along with social constructivism), I compare the implications of the differentiated re/defining of the theory and practice relations in the programmes of the pedagogical component of studies constructed in accordance with the identified approaches. …”
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The agathological horizon of Tischner’s philosophy of education as a horizon of “the promised land” and/or “land of denial” by Jaroslaw Gara

“…Józef Tischner’s philosophy of education reflects his assumed philosophy of man, which programmatically refers to the heuristic potential of “thinking from the depth of a metaphor”. …”
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Byōseki and pathography: Their commonalities and differences by Shinnosuke Saito

“…Although the essence of pathography is rooted in “patho‐ (disease, suffering),” the essence of Byōseki centers on “creativity.” …”
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Cuando el diablo mete la cola: k´horo, chamanismos y mundos liminales en los Andes centro sur by Verónica S. Lema

“…It is proposed that the “khoro” refers mainly to roots and secondarily to stems of wild plants that are linked to the inner world and its connection with the outer world, the anatomy and physiology of these organs being the faithful reflection of their force that enables the movement of elements and substances between states or sides of the world.…”
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Large Cemeteries as Materialised Socio-political Relations by Mari Arentz Østmo

“…Rooted in an understanding of burial practises and shared traditions as central in the self-definition of communities, this chapter investigates socio-political structure through the lens of burial practises at Hunn, Ula and Store-Dal, three large cemeteries in SE Norway from the first millennium CE. …”
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THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ARCHITECTURE: BEAUTY, JUSTICE AND THE CALL OF CARE by H.A. Auret

“…This article argues that the dissociation between beauty and justice may well be rooted in the unquestioning way in which we habitually fall back on established aesthetic tropes when considering the notion of architectural beauty. …”
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Brussels youth: between diversity and adversity by Dirk Jacobs, Andrea Rea

“…Our findings attest that the relations amongst young people are built on identities that are rooted in references to socio-economic class and ethnic origin, while their intensity varies with the type of education. …”
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