Dalhousie University Libraries: Recent submissions
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AUTHOR INDEX Vol. 30
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Forthcoming Events
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Variation in Hypothallus Width and the Growth of the Lichen Rhizocarpon geographicum (L.) DC.
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Acetone Rinsing - A Method for Testing Ecological and Physiological Roles of Secondary Compounds in Living Lichens
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Storage Conditions for the Long-Term Survival of AM Fungal Propagules in Wet Sieved Soil Fractions
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Fungal Endophyte Enhances Biomass Production and Essential Oil Yield of East Indian Lemongrass
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Cellular Interactions between G. mosseae and a Myc" dmi2 mutant in Medicago truncatula
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Review article: Symbiosis and Competition: Complex Interactions Among Beetles, Fungi and Mites
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Preface
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Responses of Plastid Pigments to Desiccation and Rehydration in the Desert Lichen Ramalina maciformis
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Policy and Behaviour: Exploring Energy Use by Computers in the Marion McCain Building
(2008-04)In an era of increasing concern about environmental integrity and stability, all sectors of society including individuals, institutions, industry and government are re-examining their relationship with the environment. ... -
The Feasibility of Double-Sided Printing in the Learning Commons
(2008-04)The manufacturing of paper destroys millions of hectares of Canadian forest every year, as well as contributing greenhouse gases to the atmosphere and chemicals to our water and soils. Educational institutions are mass ... -
Examining the Feasibility of Increasing Recycled Paper Use in the Dalhousie University Faculty of Science
(2005-04)Dalhousie University currently uses vast amount of paper; between 60 and 65 million each year. The majority of that paper is virgin paper, which contains no recycled content. This means that Dalhousie’s current paper use ...
