introduction: the most important subcutaneous fungal infections in man are caused by injury due to contaminated thistles and thorns. from an epidemiological point of view , it is important to recognize the fungi as well as their frequency of them in various thistles and thorns methods: the present research has been conducted on thorns and thistles of 16 regions including cities and villages of ...

In this article we take a stroll through the metaphorical rose garden, part of flower that is electrochemical storage systems. We closer look at batteries as center-pieces – roses and especially system component batteries, electrolyte its development, throughout history. Just can only develop unique beauty when taken good care provided with clean water suitable nutrients, battery cell cannot fu...

Here x is an element of a finite-dimensional vector space (say R") or of a suitable Banach space of functions. In the latter case, (1) represents a partial differential equation (PDE). The control parameter p E R" is supposed to vary slowly in comparison with the evolution rate of a typical solution x ( t ) of (1). Thus we treat (1) as an m-parameter family of ODE'S. We are primarily interested...

We introduce the notion of a preindependence relation between subsets of the big model of a complete first-order theory, an abstraction of the properties which numerous concrete notions such as forking, dividing, thorn-forking, thorn-dividing, splitting or finite satisfiability share in all complete theories. We examine the relation between four additional axioms (extension, local character, fu...

in order to investigate some silvicultural and soil physico-chemical characteristics of christ's thorn (ziziphus spina christi l. desf.) natural stands, ten natural stands of the tree species which have similar climate and aspects were selected and altitude from sea level (asl), the thickest sprout collar diameter (tscd) and total tree height (th) of the tree species were measured in 1000 ...

Fig. 1 Gonometa postica: Moth, opened and entire cocoon. from rumen impaction in the North-Western Cape. Similar losses, reported by Edwards I from the Northern Transvaal in 1935, were caused by cocoons of the moth Gonometa rufubrennea. A related moth of the same genus, Gonometa postica (Walker) (fig. 1) occurs in the North-Western Cape, namely north of an imaginary line drawn from Mafeking to ...