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Novis PM, Whitehead D, Gregorich EG, Hunt JE, Sparrow AD, Hopkins DW, Elberling B, Greenfield LG.  2007.  Annual carbon fixation in terrestrial populations of Nostoc commune (Cyanobacteria) from an Antarctic dry valley is driven by temperature regime. Global Change Biology. 13:1224-1237. Abstract
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Chope GA, Terry LA, White PJ.  2007.  The effect of 1-methylcyclopropene (1-MCP) on the physical and biochemical characteristics of onion cv. SS1 bulbs during storage. Postharvest Biology and Technology. 44:131-140. Abstract
Chope GA, Terry LA, White PJ.  2007.  The effect of the transition between controlled atmosphere and regular atmosphere storage on bulbs of onion cultivars SS1, Carlos and Renate. Postharvest Biology and Technology. 44:228-239. Abstract
Lehesranta SJ, Koistinen KM, Massat N, Davies HV, Shepherd LVT, McNicol JW, Cakmak I, Cooper J, Luck L, K SO et al..  2007.  Effects of agricultural production systems and their components on protein profiles of potato tubers. Proteomics. 7:597-604. Abstract
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Hopkins DW, Webster EA, Boerjan W, Pilate G, Halpin C.  2007.  Genetically modified lignin belowground. Nature Biotechnology. 25:168-169. Abstract
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Dekker LW, Hallett PD, Lichner L, Novak V, Sir M.  2006.  Introduction to biohydrology. BiologiaBiohydrology, Special Issue, Biologia 61/Supplement 19. 61, Suppl 19:223-224. Abstract
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Bohan DA, Hawes C, Haughton AJ, Denholm I, Champion GT, Perry JN, Clark SJ.  2007.  Statistical models to evaluate invertebrate-plant trophic interactions in arable systems. Bulletin of Entomological Research. 97:265-280. Abstract

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