There is limited evidence of changes in the start dates for the emergence of mold, except for the El Niño event in New England, which indicated an earlier start (Freye et al., 2001).
Nothing is required for the emergence and reproduction of the protoviroid except for progenes and conditions for their formation.
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Furthermore, except for maintaining the smoothness and numerical stability, choosing a small Δ t 2 is reasonable for avoiding the emergence of boundary leakage problems.
Similar emissivity measurements have been performed on two slabs, except for the measurements at 5° emergence angle, which was omitted because they would be redundant for this study.
By using the developmental stage of the shoot as a reference, which is evaluated by the phyllochron (time interval between the initiation of two successive leaves on the shoot) index, it is possible to assay the developmental stage of crown root emergence (except for the crown roots of the first phytomer), which is closely related to leaf emergence [25, 56].
However, within subtype III, most Sri Lankan isolates (except for 93SriLan1) from before and after the emergence of DHF segregated into two distinct clades, designated groups A and B. Group A, with nine isolates from 1981 to 1989, consists of viruses collected up to the year epidemic DHF emerged in Sri Lanka but contains no isolates from later than 1989.
Van der Noot was imprisoned in 1796 by the French Directory and was never again prominent in public life except for a brief emergence in 1814, when he argued for the return of the southern Netherlands to Austrian rule.
However, most traits (except for emergence weight) did not differ between the replicates of each treatment suggesting that, if present, such random effects were minor.
