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1995

Academic – Cadmium concentration in vegetable crops grown in a sandy soil as affected by Cd levels in fertilizer and soil-pH

G Guttormsen, B. R Singh, Alhaji S. Jeng

Fertilizer Research, 41 1995. p. 27-32

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Authors

G Guttormsen B. R Singh Alhaji S. Jeng

Abstract

No abstract has been registered

Academic – Cadmium Status of Soils and Plants from a Long-Term Fertility Experiment in Southeast Norway

Alhaji S. Jeng, B. R Singh

Plant and Soil, 175(1) 1995. p. 67-74

Authors

Alhaji S. Jeng B. R Singh

Abstract

No abstract has been registered

Lecture – Can we predict the resistance of Norway spruce to bark beetle-fungus infection?

Alan A. Berryman, Erik Christiansen

Aktuelt fra Skogforsk, 6/95 1995. 33

Authors

Alan A. Berryman Erik Christiansen

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No abstract has been registered

Lecture – Carrot fly monitoring and control in Northern Norway

Tor J. Johansen

NJF Seminar no. 255, Lillehammer. 13.03.1995 - 15.03.1995

Authors

Tor J. Johansen

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No abstract has been registered

Academic – Chitinase B from Serratia marcescens BJL200 is exported to the periplasm without processing

May Bente Brurberg, Vincent Eijsink, A.J. Haandrikman, ...

Microbiology (Reading), 141 1995. p. 123-131

Authors

May Bente Brurberg Vincent Eijsink A.J. Haandrikman Gerard Venema Ingolf Nes

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No abstract has been registered

Academic – Cold climate constructed wetlands

Trond Mæhlum, Petter D. Jenssen, William Warner

Water Science and Technology, 32(3) 1995. p. 95-101

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Trond Mæhlum Petter D. Jenssen William Warner

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No abstract has been registered

Academic – Combined effects of elevated winter temperatures and CO2 on Norway spruce seedlings

Oddvar Skre, Knut Nes

Silva Fennica, 30 1995. 135-142

Authors

Oddvar Skre Knut Nes

Abstract

A total of 1800 3-year old seedlings of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.)Karst.) from two Norwegian and one German provenance were treated with two different nitrogen levels during the 1992 growth season. The plants were kept during the following winter at two different temperature levels. In the spring of 1993 the nutrient application was resumed, and the plants were divided between three different treatments, 350 and 650 p.p.m. in open top chambers and a control plot outside the chambers. This treatment was repeated also during the following 1994 season.The growth and primary production was studied by photosynthesis experiments and by non-destructive growth measurements. The results indicate that raised winter temperatures may lead to increased needle loss and reduced growth the following season, particularly in northern provenances. Carbon dioxide significantly influenced growth in addition to nutrient level and winter temperature High CO2 also seemed to cause increased photosynthesis at early season, and earlier budbreak and growth cessation than in control plants.

Academic – Comparison of Maize Inbred Lines Differing in Low Temperature Tolerance: Effect of Acclimation at Suboptimal Temperature on Chloroplast Functioning

Michel Verheul

Annals of Botany, 1995

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Authors

Michel Verheul

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No abstract has been registered

Lecture – Conifer defence and forest fertilization

Maarit Kytö, Pekka Niemelä, Erkki Annila

Aktuelt fra Skogforsk, 6/95 1995. 39

Authors

Maarit Kytö Pekka Niemelä Erkki Annila

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No abstract has been registered

Report – Country report on boreal forest genetic resources - Norway

Tore Skrøppa

Report to FAO-ICPPGR Landbruksdepartementet, 1995. 10 p.

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Tore Skrøppa

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No abstract has been registered

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