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Contents Chapter 1: Introduction; Composting, Objective, Food production in less developed countries, Agricultural systems, Soil and its structure, Soil formation, Soil minerals, Soil organic matter, Living organisms, Air, Water, Soil structure, Tropical vegetation systems and soil fertility, The Ne... More

This paper compiles the state of knowledge on fish safety and quality with the view of providing a succinct yet comprehensive resource book for risk and fish quality managers. After an introduction to world fish production and consumption and the developments in safety and quality systems, it provid... More

The last 50 years of research on the subterranean biome has revealed considerable taxonomic and ecological diversity as well as unique lineages of organisms - even a new animal class - dependent on a variety of energy sources. During this time biospeleology has developed from a descriptive disciplin... More

This volume contains the monthly issues of Bible review magazine from October 1902 to September 1903. The purpose of the magazine is to take a general, orderly view of the real object and order of the Bible. In doing so, it is found there are two general subjects, beginning with the first of Genesis... More

This volume contains the monthly issues of Bible review magazine from October 1907 to September 1908. The purpose of the magazine is to take a general, orderly view of the real object and order of the Bible. In doing so, it is found there are two general subjects, beginning with the first of Genesis... More

Together with a history of the several Lodges F. and A.M. of Hudson County, New Jersey. Among the early colonists, there were doubtless many individuals who had received the rites of Masonry in the old country, and who met from time to time as self-constituted Lodges, without authority, or working u... More

This volume of Methods in Enzymology represents the sole collection of separation methods based on aqueous two-phase systems. It includes procedures for the isolation of proteins, especially enzymes, nucleic acids, cell membranes, and organelles, as well as for the separation and study of cells. Key... More