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biological environment

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Conditions found in an area resulting from direct or persisting effects of biological weapons.


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Chapters scrutinize the architecture of root systems, roots and their physio-chemical as well as biological environment, the rhizosphere (volume of soil affected by the presence of roots of growing plants), genetic control of root system properties, and much more.
Chapters scrutinize the architecture of root systems, roots and their physio-chemical as well as biological environment, the rhizosphere (volume of soil affected by the presence of roots of growing plants), genetic control of root system properties, and much more.
size, building materials, location, weather, physical and biological environment, working force, technical skills, purposes, security, etc.
 
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