Titlebook: Low-Oxygen Stress in Plants; Oxygen Sensing and A Joost T. van Dongen,Francesco Licausi Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Wien 2014 abiotic stress.

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Olga B. Blokhina,Petri T?r?nen,Kurt V. Fagerstedt, allowing the nation to develop a shared culture. There is a symbolic dimension to this: to know and to use the national language is part of the definition of belonging to the nation; to speak the language is a badge of inclusion; to refuse to know the language is to refuse the community and is see

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Abir U. Igamberdiev,Claudio Stasolla,Robert D. Hill, allowing the nation to develop a shared culture. There is a symbolic dimension to this: to know and to use the national language is part of the definition of belonging to the nation; to speak the language is a badge of inclusion; to refuse to know the language is to refuse the community and is see

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Kimiharu Ishizawa, allowing the nation to develop a shared culture. There is a symbolic dimension to this: to know and to use the national language is part of the definition of belonging to the nation; to speak the language is a badge of inclusion; to refuse to know the language is to refuse the community and is see

Pde5-Inhibitors

, allowing the nation to develop a shared culture. There is a symbolic dimension to this: to know and to use the national language is part of the definition of belonging to the nation; to speak the language is a badge of inclusion; to refuse to know the language is to refuse the community and is see

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Beatrice Giuntoli,Pierdomenico Perata, allowing the nation to develop a shared culture. There is a symbolic dimension to this: to know and to use the national language is part of the definition of belonging to the nation; to speak the language is a badge of inclusion; to refuse to know the language is to refuse the community and is see

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Bianka Steffens,Margret Sauter is to examine the activities that were organised mainly at national level and that now occur at a variety of other levels, and enquire which language(s) permit(s) these new configurations. The third is to investigate the scale of the phenomenon. Do supranational, international and transnational act