Efecto de la fertilización nitrogenada sobre la "mancha negra del tallo" (Phoma oleracea var. helianthi-tuberosi Sacc.) en cuatro genotipos de girasol (Helianthus annuus L.) by Velazquez, P. D., Formento, N.

“…Effect of nitrogen fertilisation on 'black stem spot' (Phoma oleracea var. helianthi-tuberosi Sacc.) in four genotypes of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.)…”
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Persistence of long-term effects of phosphate fertilization and legume introduction in grasslands of Uruguay by del Pino Machado, Amabelia, Lezama, F., Pezzani, F., Parodi, G.

“…To evaluate its long-term effects, a previous experiment was used, which involved the introduction of Lotus corniculatus and phosphate fertilisation with a control treatment of NG (1994 -1999). …”
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Achievements of the ARIADNE initiative for archaeological data sharing and research by Geser, Guntram

“…Furthermore, ways in which ARIADNE fosters cross-disciplinary fertilisation are noted, for example, between scholars and technological developers of research services.…”
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Llamas in the cornfield: prehispanic agropastoral system in the southern Andes by Dantas, Mariana, Figueroa, Germán Gabriel, Laguens, Andres Gustavo

“…This new practice combined, in the very same land, the use of pens and agriculture terraces in an annual productive cycle adjusted to the seasonal calendar, where maize production was used as stubble for llamas during the dry season, at the same time those fertilised corn fields during fallow. Although this new practice suggests an intensification in production, the bond and synergy of animal and plant productive strategies in a single practice could be considered risky because it decreases the range of possible responses to external fluctuation, to the extent that these could have influenced simultaneously or indirectly on both resources. …”
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Llamas in the cornfield: prehispanic agropastoral system in the southern Andes by Dantas, Mariana, Figueroa, Germán Gabriel, Laguens, Andres Gustavo

“…This new practice combined, in the very same land, the use of pens and agriculture terraces in an annual productive cycle adjusted to the seasonal calendar, where maize production was used as stubble for llamas during the dry season, at the same time those fertilised corn fields during fallow. Although this new practice suggests an intensification in production, the bond and synergy of animal and plant productive strategies in a single practice could be considered risky because it decreases the range of possible responses to external fluctuation, to the extent that these could have influenced simultaneously or indirectly on both resources. …”
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