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21.	Cloning And Identification Of Granule-bound Starch Synthase Gene In Banana Fruit
22.	Gene Cloning And Function Analysis Of HbICE1 In Hevea Brasiliensis
23.	Cloning And Functional Analysis Of MaTET Gene Of Banana
24.	The Transcriptome Analyses Between ’Brazilian’ And ’Formosana’ In Response To Banana Fusarium Wilt Stress
25.	Function And Regulation Mechanism Of MaGBSSI-3 Involved In The Amylose Biosynthesis Of Banana Fruit
26.	Key Enzyme Genes Of Flavonoid Biosynthesis In Banana Fruit
27.	Idenfication Of The Glycogenin Gene Family In Banana And Functional Analysis Of The MaGN12
28.	A Comparative Analysis Of The Effects Of Neurospora Crassa And Cow Dung Fermented Corncob Cultivation Of Brazilian Mushroom
29.	Immunity, reproductive success, and stress in cave- and bridge-roosting Brazilian free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis): Implications for conservation
30.	Effect of soil properties on bioavailability of aluminum and phosphorus in selected Kenyan and Brazilian acid soils
31.	Peanut diversity management by the Kaiabi (Tupi Guarani) indigenous people, Brazilian Amazon
32.	Spatiotemporal dynamics of forest degradation by selective logging and forest fire in the Brazilian Amazon
33.	Winter Ecology of Migratory Brazilian Free-Tailed Bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) in Bridges of the Southwestern United States
34.	Modernities in the jungle: Extended urbanization in the Brazilian Amazonia
35.	Soil organic matter dynamics and physico-chemical properties of intensively-managed Eucalyptus plantations compared to native forests in the Brazilian Amazon
36.	Effects of local ecological knowledge, harvest and fire on golden-grass (Syngonanthus nitens, Eriocaulaceae), a non-timber forest product (NTFP) species from the Brazilian savanna
37.	An anthropophagic legacy: Oswald de Andrade's 'Manifesto Antropofago' in Brazilian anti-art and the works of Cildo Meireles
38.	Governance without government: Explaining order in a Brazilian favela
39.	Modernity in Brazilian literature written by women: Maria Benedita Bormann and Emilia Bandeira de Melo (1884--1911) (Portuguese text)
40.	Effects of forest fragmentation on populations of a common canopy tree in eastern Brazilian Amazonia
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