Ecophysiological responses - Globe Thesis

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1.	Ecophysiological Responses In A Carnivorous Fish, The Southern Catfish (Silurus Meridionalis Chen) To Nutritional Stress Of Dietary Carbohydrate
2.	Ecophysioloical Responses Of Sea Buckthorn (Hippophae Rhamnoides L.) To Low Temperature And Enhanced UV-B Radiation
3.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Porphyra Haitanensis (Rhodophyta) To Solar Ultraviolet Radiation
4.	Different Responses Of Hippophae Rhamnoides Subsp. Sinensis Populations To Drought Stress And The Analysis Of Drought-Responsive Proteins
5.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Forest Tree Species Across Environmental Factors In Western China
6.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Seven Main Urban Tree Species In Northern Area To Pb And Cd Stress
7.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Chilopsis Linearis To Soil Moisture Variation
8.	Ecophysiological Responses Of The Hippophae Plants To Enhanced UV-B Radiation At Both Population And Species Level
9.	The Ecophysiological Responses Of An Invasive Plant Spartina Alterniflora To Durative Waterlogging Stress
10.	Morphological And Ecophysiological Responses Of Two Camellia Cultivars To Different Irrigation Levels
11.	The Ecophysiological Responses Of Litopenaeus Vannamei Under Freshwater Condition To Environmental Stresses
12.	Comparative Study On The Ecophysiological Responses Of Different Groups Of Phytoplankton To Urea
13.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Robinia Pseudoacacia L. And Amorpha Fruticosa L. Seedlings To Different Salt Regimes
14.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Different Maple Seedlings To Water, Light And Nitrogen Deposition
15.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Four Common Tree Species To Water,Defoliation,Light,and Nitrogen Deposition In The Warm Temperate Zone
16.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Schima Superba To Nitrogen And Water Deposition
17.	Ecophysiological responses of black spruce (Picea mariana) Seedlings to Nutrient Supply, Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium ratio and Photoperiod at Current and Elevated Carbon Dioxide Concentration
18.	Ecophysiological Responses Of Hydrangea To Root Restriction And Substrate Permeability
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