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1. Isolation And Characterization Of A Chlorothalonil-degrading Bacterium
2. Study On The Preservation Of Strawberry By Chitosan Radiolysis Products Film
3. Research On The Biodegradation Mechanism And Degradation Products Of Herbicide Chlorimuron-Ethyl
4. Activity Research Of Gracilaria Lemaneiformis-degradation Products And Cloning Expression Of Sulfatase Gene In Degrading Bacteria Flammeovirga Pacifica
5. Photodegradation Of Clomazone And Ecotoxicolgical Effects On Earthworm
6. Effects Of Harvest-time And Air-curing Envirionment On Content Of Neutral Aroma Components Of Burley Tobacco
7. Study Of The Degradation Of Chiral Neonicotinoid Insecticide Cycloxaprid In Aerobic Soils
8. Extraction, Structure, Antioxidant And Antiaging Activity Of Polysaccharides And Their Degradation Products By Lentinus Edodes SD-08
9. Determination Of Acetamiprid Content In Black Soil Determination And Begradation Products
10. The Ecological Toxicology Research Of Prochloraz And Its Degradation Products On Chironomid
11. Detection Of Tetracycline And Its Degradation Products Based On Asymmetric Resonator Combined With THz Spectroscopy
12. Streptomyces Degradation Products Of Straw As The Use Of Resources
13. Degradation Dynamics And Final Residues Of Thiamethoxam In Rice
14. The Degradation Of Thiacloprid In Soil And Water Environment
15. Study On The Simultaneous Degradation Of Five Pesticides By Paenibacillus Polymyxa From Panax Ginseng And The Characteristics Of Their Products
16. The High Performance Liquid Separation And The Electrospray Mass Spectrometry Analysis Of The Oxidative Degradation Products From The Black-bone Silky Fowl Melanin
17. Studies On The Thromoplast Pigments And Degradation Products Of The Different Genotypes Tobacco
18. Study On Detection Of Chlorothalonil And Its Degradation Products In Pakchoi By MISPE-HPLC
19. Effects Of Ginkgo Biloba Polysaccharide Degradation Products On Anti-Inflammatory And Antioxidant Activities Of Macrophages
20. Observations on the ruminal protein degradation products and the absorption of ruminally derived free and peptide-bound amino acids via ovine forestomach epithelia in vitro
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