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Molecular cloning and genomic organization of mouse homologue of Drosophila germ cell-less and its expression in germ lineage cells
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Biochemical and biophysical research communications, 19 August 1999, Vol.262(1), pp.223-30
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Study on evaluation and consideration issue on BOD removal in rural sewerage facilities with biofilm processes
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Transactions of the Japanese Society of Irrigation, Drainage and Rural Engineering, 2008, Issue no.254, Issue 254, pp.97-104
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Glutathione peroxidase of fish
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Possible extension of the harvesting period of the first crop by the combined use of several tea [Camellia sinensis] varieties and various skiffing times of autumn shoots
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Viscosity and entropy change in creep during water desorption for wood
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Wood science and technology, 1996, Vol.30(2), pp.117-125
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Effect of moisture content on fatigue behavior in the non-linear region for wood
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Wood Science and Technology, 1998, Vol.32(3), pp.205-213
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Application of plant canopy analyzer for mature tea (Camellia sinensis L.) bush
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Japanese Journal of Crop Science, 2000, Vol.(3), pp.419-423
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Analysis of creep of wood during water adsorption based on the excitation-response theory
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Time-temperature superposition principle on relaxational behavior of wood as a multi-phase material
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Study on characteristics and design.operational considerations on BOD removal in rural sewerage facilities with intermittent aerobic suspended-growth processes
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Modeling of the developmental process of lateral buds after skiffing in tea [Camellia sinensis] plants
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Japanese Journal of Crop Science, 1999, Vol.(3), pp.433-439
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Contraction of the microfibrils of wood treated with aqueous NaOH: Evidence from changes in the anisotropy of the longitudinal and transverse swelling rates of wood
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Study on characteristics and influent factors for nitrogen removal in sedimentation storage tank of rural sewerage facilities with submerged biological filters
by Nakano , T.
Transactions of the Japanese Society of Irrigation, Drainage and Reclamation Engineering, 2004, Issue no.233, Issue 233, pp.41-47
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Accuracy management and evaluation for dioxin analysis
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Journal of Pesticide Science, 2001, Vol.(4), pp.418-423
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Influences of skiffing on development of lateral bud and modeling of its developmental process for tea [Camellia sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze] plant
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Tea Research Journal, 2001, Issue no.92, Issue 92, pp.42-52
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Infection routes and control of cabbage black leg in plug nursery
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Bulletin of the Nara Prefectural Agricultural Experiment Station, 2003, Issue no.34, Issue 34, pp.37-42
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Study on characteristics of organic (BOD,COD) removal in sedimentation storage tank of rural sewerage facilities with submerged biological filters
by Nakano , T.
Transactions of the Japanese Society of Irrigation, Drainage and Reclamation Engineering, 2003, Issue no.227, Issue 227, pp.9-16
