Soil pore distribution as affected by cattle trampling under no-till and reduced-till systems by Iglesias, J.O., Galantini, J.A., Krüger, H., Venanzi, S.

“…In RT, disk operations before planting the oat (Avena sativa) crop increased porosity values in the tilled zone at 0-10 cm and decreased them at depths below 10 cm. …”
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Influence of cytoplasm on in vitro regeneration capacity in hybrids and their segregating generations in tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill) by Zorzoli, R., Cointry, E. L., Prado, E. A., Mroginski, L. A., Picardi, L. A.

“…In M1, significant differences between reciprocal crosses (R x U - U x R) were found for PR (t = 1.8; p < 0.05). F2 plants were obtained by selfing the F1 and 171 of the former had the U cytoplasm, while 85 had the R one. …”
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Porocyclocytic stomata in Christensenia cumingiana Christ (Mariattiacere - Marattiales - Eusporapgiopsida). by Rolleri, Cristina, Deferrari, Amelia M., Lavalle, María del Carmen

“…They would behave as stomata and, eventually, also as a simple and passive hidathodes - which would be justified by the mesophyll characteristics, the hydric needs of the fronds and the fore ts environment where these plants grow. The porocycIocytic stomala are here considered as a functional specialization ofthe common cyclocytic typeof stomata, generally present in Marattiales sensu lato.…”
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Palaeodietary inferences based on isotopic data for pre-Hispanic populations of the Central Mountains of Argentina by Laguens, Andrés, Fabra, Mariana, dos Santos, Guaciara, Demarchi, Darío

“…Isotopic results show the consumption of C3, C4 and CAM plants, which reflects a mixed diet. Variation observed among hunter-gatherer sites could be associated with differences in the availability of animal resources. …”
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