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1.	Ecological-physiological Studies On Culture Of Reeves Shad And Sunfish
2.	Physiological Studies On Floral Bud Development And Flowering Mechanism In Tree Peony
3.	Physiological Studies On Easting Quality And Storage In Okra (Hibicus Esculentus L.) Pods
4.	Eco-physiological Studies On Characteristics Of Blooming And Bearing In Platanus Acerifolia
5.	Cytological And Physiological Studies On Laminaria Japonica During Green Rot Disease
6.	Physiological Studies On Aroma Volatile Formation In Peach Fruit
7.	Eco-physiological Studies On Branching And Trunk Extension Sprouted From Terminal And Lateral Buds In Paulownia Trees
8.	Physiological Studies On Ultradrying Storage Of Sunflower,Collard And Pansy Seeds
9.	Morphometrics, Cytological And Physiological Studies Of A Dwarf Cotton (Gossypium Hirstum) Strains 97004D
10.	Physiological Studies On The Different Lines Of Trichosanthes Kiriloii Moxim
11.	Molecular Physiological Studies On Carotenoid Formation In Persimmon Fruit (Diospyros Kaki L.)
12.	The Physiological Studies On Cold Resistance Of Four Species Of Urban Ornamental Bamboo Such As Bambusa Multiplex Cv. Sliverstripe
13.	Molecular And Physiological Studies On Hst,A Heat-Shock Tolerance Mutant Of Rice(Oryza Sativa L.)
14.	The Study On Physiological Development Of Phoebe Bournei Seedling And Cinnamomum Bodinieri Seedling Under Different Ph Conditions
15.	Physiological Studies On The Interaction Between PVY HC-Pro,CP And Tobacco Chloroplast Proteins
16.	Screening And Related Physiological Studies Of Acetochlor Resistant And Sensibility Inbred Lines Ecological Regions
17.	Anatomical And Physiological Studies On Pollination And Fertilization Of Ornamental Peach
18.	Physiological studies of the halophyte Salicornia bigelovii: A potential food and biofuel crop for integrated aquaculture-agriculture systems
19.	Comparative physiological studies of marine invertebrate larvae from Antarctic and temperate environments
20.	Eco-physiological studies on Horned Poppy, (Glaucium spp.)
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