Hysteresis - Globe Thesis

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1.	The Study On Mechanical Properties And Durability Of Modified Fast-Growing Poplar Wood
2.	Structure And Antifreeze Mechanism Of Wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.) Bran Antifreeze Protein
3.	Responses Of Soil Respiration To Rain Additions In A Nitraria Tangutorum Desert Ecosystem
4.	Study On The Drying Characteristic Of Resin-impregnated Chinese Fir
5.	Impact Of Different Adsorbents On The Sorption/desorption Behavior Of Herbicidesin Soil
6.	Analysis Of The Relationship Between Landscape Pattern Change And Climatic Factors In Karamay Plantation Area
7.	Cloning, Expressing In Bacteria And Plant Transgene Of Ryegrass
8.	Carbon Balance Characteristic And Its Controlling Factors In A Winter Wheat-summer Maize Rotation Cropland Over The North China Plain
9.	Simulated For Soil Water Dynamics Based On Stem Flow And Root Fractal Characteristics Of Seed-maize
10.	Study On Vacuum/Steam Treatment Process Of Log And The Characteristics Of Treated Wood In Poplar Plantation
11.	Detection And Identification Of Magnetic Materials In Nilaparvata Lugens, Sogatella Furcifera And Laodelphax Striatellus
12.	Cloning And Antifreezing Analysis Of PicW Homologous Genes In Pine Trees
13.	The Effect Of Water Temperature Process On Natural Reproduction Of Chinese Sturgeon
14.	Transpiration And Water Consumption In A Grapevine Canopy In An Arid Oasis Ecosystem
15.	Effects Of Iron Oxides On Surface Properties Andadsorption-desorption Of Lead By Several Loessial Soils
16.	The Comparative Transcriptome Study Between Primary And Secondary Hair Follicles Development In Cashmere Goats
17.	Analysis Of The Changes Of Forest Resources And The Related Driving Force In Shandong Province
18.	Study On Snowmelt Erosion Of Hillslope And Watershed Scale At Huifa River Basin
19.	Study On Vertical Gradient Temperature Variation Characteristics Of Secondary Oak Forest In Kongqing Mountain
20.	Effects Of Soil Water Deficit On Crop Water Consumption By Transpiration And Their Quantitative Delineations
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