EFFECT OF FOLIAR APPLICATION OF UREA ON SEEDLING GROWTH OF THREE OLIVE ( Olea europaea L.) CULTIVARS by Jassim Al-Aareji, Raida Al-Hamadany

“…Olive transplants of three cultivars (Khodeiri, Dremalali and Sorani) were sprayed three times during 2004 season with four levels of urea (46%N) (0,0.5,1and1.5%), one month intervals between each spray , the first spray was done at 10/4.Results which were obtained at mid October, indicated that there were a significant increase in the nitrogen concentration in the leaves ,leaf area, stem height and diameter ,number and length of new branches ,dry weight of vegetative growth and roots with the increase of urea concentration in the spray solution. …”
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STUDYING THE RESPONSE OF CORONET PEACH TRANSPLANTES TO FOLIAR SPRAY WITH ZINC AND ASCORBIC ACID by Jassim Al-Aaaraji, Raedaa AL-Hamday

“…Results of both seasons indicated that foliar spray of chelated Zince and Ascorbic acid each alone or both significantly increased leaves N , K , Zn and carbohydrate concentration , leaves content of total chlorophyll , transplantes leave area , transplants height , main stem diameter , number of new branches , vegetative and roots dry weight .While leaves P concentration significantly decreased with the application of chealated Zince . …”
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Addressing sophisticated misconceptions: an assimilation-based method for teaching accounting expenses by Yining Zhou, Kanwal Javed, John Iveson

“…Instructors often operate under the assumption that misconceptions stem from a preliminary, untutored, and pre-disciplinary context, leading them to traditionally adopt a refutational method inspired by the Piagetian principle of accommodation to address these naïve misconceptions. …”
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Different Properties and Importance of Pancratium maritimum Naturally Grown in Turkey by Sevim Demir, Fisun Gürsel Çelikel

“…P. maritimum, which finds a living area right next to the sea, is a drought-tolerant plant that is exposed to direct sea breezes and strong radiation with constantly high air humidity. The roots of modified stem bulbs sink down to 80 cm in the sand. …”
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Optimization of chromosome preparation and karyotype analysis of yellow-flower Chinese kale by XIA Xue, GU Jinhua, LIU Dan, WU Yimei, TIAN Yuxiao, CHEN Qing, ZHANG Fen, TANG Haoru, SUN Bo

“…It is commonly grown for its bolting stems and tender rosette leaves as the edible parts, which are tender and crisp. …”
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The Impact of Drought and Vascular-Inhabiting Pathogen Invasion in Pinus taeda Health by Pratima Devkota, Scott A. Enebak, Lori G. Eckhardt

“…One month following the initiation of watering treatments, seedling stems were artificially inoculated with L. terebrantis and G. huntii. …”
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Isolation and Screening of Phosphate and Potassium Solubilizing Endophytic Bacteria in Maize (Zea mays L.) by Hilya Azizah, Saptini M. Rahajeng, Yoga D. Jatmiko

“…The samples of maize leaves, stems, and roots were isolated using a serial dilution method and selected on a Pikovskaya and Aleksandrov medium. …”
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FUNGICIDES ON SPRING WHEAT by V. A. Lavrinova, I. M. Evseeva

“…Superiority of fungicides over a control variant was noted in a number of productive stems, number of seeds per spikelet, 1000 grain weight. …”
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Rhizosphere response and resistance to fertilization by Ran Tong, Yakov Kuzyakov, Han Yu, Yini Cao, Tonggui Wu

“…The response slopes of rhizosphere and bulk soil properties to fertilization were below 1.0, indicating that the rhizosphere had greater resistance, especially under organo-mineral fertilizer application. This high resistance stems from i) large input or available compounds by roots maintaining the stability of microbial communities in rhizosphere, ii) stronger microbial control over chemical properties, and iii) a larger gap in response variability between rhizosphere and bulk soil. …”
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Growth, biomass production and ions accumulation in Atriplex nummularia Lindl grown under abiotic stress by Hidelblandi F. de Melo, Edivan R. de Souza, Brivaldo G. de Almeida, Maria B. G. dos S. Freire, Fabíola E. Maia

“…At the end of the experiment, plants were divided into leaves, stem and roots, for the determination of fresh matter (FM), dry matter (DM) and estimated leaf area (LA), besides the contents of Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+, K+ and Cl-. …”
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Phytochemical Constituents, Antimicrobial activities and Isolation of Eupatorin from the Seed Extract of <i>L. inermis</i> LINN by R.S. Ochu, H. Ibrahim, A.O. Oyewale

“… In low- and middle-income countries like Nigeria, traditional medicine practitioners use seeds, roots, stem barks or the whole plant to cure some ailments, hence, the need to scientifically analyze these ethnobotanical claims. …”
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Soil Remediation Practices for Hydrocarbon and Heavy Metal Reclamation in Mining Polluted Soils by Nigel Makombe, Reginald Dennis Gwisai

“…The highest mean concentrations of Pb, As, and Cd were found in Brassica juncea in the following increasing order: roots, stem, and leaves, respectively.…”
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TPLF’s annexation of Wolkait, Ethiopia: motivations, strategies, and interests by Alene Kassaw, Mbabazi Veneranda

“…Ethiopia has been riddled with conflicts of varying nature and magnitude, some of which have threatened its very survival. It was to stem this scourge of conflicts that ethnic-based federalism was adopted in 1991. …”
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Substrate and seed sowing position on the production of Plukenetia volubilis L. seedlings by Tatiane S. Jeromini, Ana S. V. Barbosa, Givanildo Z. da Silva, Cibele C. Martins

“…The following variables were evaluated: emergence percentage; first count of seedlings; number, width and length of leaves; plant height; stem diameter; dry matter of shoots and roots. It was concluded that the production of P. volubilis seedlings is not affected by either substrate or seed position at sowing. …”
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Phytochemical Constituents, Antimicrobial activities and Isolation of Eupatorin from the Seed Extract of <i>L. inermis</i> LINN by R.S. Ochu, H. Ibrahim, A.O. Oyewale

“… In low- and middle-income countries like Nigeria, traditional medicine practitioners use seeds, roots, stem barks or the whole plant to cure some ailments, hence, the need to scientifically analyze these ethnobotanical claims. …”
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Potential Explanations for the Black-White Achievement Gap in U.S. Public Education by Fatima Hamadouche

“…Of the numerous explanations that have been provided, some are the outcome of scrupulous analysis and constructive study. Others stem from ideological- or some might consider them biased- positions. …”
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The Evolution of Hydrodynamic Intensities and Sediment Erosion Along Submerged Aquatic Vegetation by Xinya Liang, Yunsong Wang, Jiarui Lei

“…As the density and coverage of 3‐D meadows increase, the magnitude of local scours around the stems decreases.…”
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In Vitro Micropropagation of Kale (<i>Brassica oleracea</i> var. <i>sabellica</i> L.) by Maike Beyeler, Dirk Carl Albach

“…Most new leaves and shoots were formed when hypocotyls were used as explant type. Roots regenerated mostly more roots than shoots, stems, and leaves. …”
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Substances of religious semantics in -ets in Russian of the XVIII – first quarter of the XIX centuries (on the material of the civil seal dictionaries) by S. V. Feliksov

“…At the same time, most of these derivatives in the civil dialect of the XVIII – first quarter of the XIX centuries belonged to monosemantic two-root lexemes formed from verb-nominal stems, and belonged, as in modern Russian, to agent vocabulary denoting males. …”
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We Not Like Them: Complex Economic Intergenerational Trauma (CEIT) and Black Women’s Economic Resistance by Tiffany N. Younger

“…These threats are deeply rooted in the systemic expectation of free labor, which dates to the illegal enslavement of Black individuals beginning in 1619. …”
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