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1.	The High-Yield Cultivation Techniques And Nutritional Composition Of Zanthoxylum Bungeanum In Fengxian County, Shaanxi
2.	Comparison Experiment Of Microwave Drying And Hot Air Drying On Chinese Prickly Ash
3.	Experimental Research On Intermittent Microwave Drying Theory And Technology Optimization Of Chinese Prickly Ash
4.	Studies On The Controlling Activities Of Prickly Ash Extracts Against Sitophilus Zeamais Motschulsky And Tribolium Castaneum Herbst
5.	Effects Of Coumarin On The Seed Germination And Primary Nitrogen Assimilation Of Alfalfa
6.	Studies On Population System Of Panonychus Citri (McGregor) In Chinese Prickly Ash Orchard
7.	Population Dynamics Of Aphis Gossypii On Prickly Ash And Effect Of Prickly Ash Coumarin On Biochemical Characteristics Of Aphis Gossypii
8.	Influence Of Forage Grows, Photosynthesis Characteristic, Soil Physical And Chemical Properties In Intercrop System Of Chinese Prickly Ash And Pasture
9.	The Inherent Resistance Of Prickly Ash To Coleosporium Zanthoxyli Diet. Et Syd.
10.	Pepper Intermittent Hot Air Drying Pilot Study
11.	Study On Plant Nutrients Characteristic Of Hanyuan Chinese Prickly Ash
12.	Determination And Study Of The Main Metal Elemental Contents In Chinese Prickly Ash Of Shaanxi
13.	The Study On Utilization Of Prickly Ash Seed In Diet For Jian Carp (Cyprinus Carpio Var.Jian)
14.	Occurrence Regularity Rust, Biological Characteristics Of Leaf Mold Pathogen And Chemical Control Of Prickly-ash
15.	A Comparative Study Of The Photosynthetic Characteristics Of Different Varieties Of Chinese Prickly Ash
16.	Cultivation And The Suitability Observation And Growth Of Stingless Chinese Pricky Ash
17.	Identification And Genetic Study Of Canker-inducing Pathogens (Fusarium Spp.) Of Prickly Ash
18.	Effect Of Chinese Prickly Ash Essential Oils On Improving The Resistance To Tomato Bacterial Wilt And Promoting Tomato Growth
19.	Response Of Decomposition And Nutrient Release Of Green Prickly Ash Harvest Residues To Microbial Inoculants And Exogenous Nitrogen Addition
20.	Study On Control Of Tobacco Black Shank Disease With Biochar-based Fertilizer Of Prickly Ash Seed
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