Global food demand is growing rapidly. Livestock grazing can provide a valuable source of
protein, but conventional grazing is often unsustainable. We studied an 800,000-ha section …

The balance between facilitation and competition is likely to change with age due to the
dynamic nature of nutrient, water and carbon cycles, and light availability during stand …

Background: The benefits of exclusive breastfeeding, including public health cost savings,
are widely recognized, but breastfeeding requires maternal time investments. Objective: This …

In this chapter, the main features of current models for predicting the dynamics of house
mice (Mus domesticus) populations are reviewed and an assessment made of their data …

Common aims of habitat studies are to differentiate between (i) suitable and unsuitable sites
for a given species, and (ii) sites used by different communities of species. To quantify …

GREAT BRITAIN’S marketing or-ganization in its most highly developed forms is closely
associated with, and has been most vitally in-, fluenced by the growth and extent of her …

A novel magnetic signature attenuation technique based on reconfiguring the location and
orientation of the onboard magnetic sources of an unmanned aircraft system (UAS) is …

The choice of planting density is a primary silvicultural decision in plantation management
which considers the trade-off between individual tree size and total stand production, affecting …

Background Infant sleep is of great interest to new parents. There is ongoing debate about
whether infants fed with breastmilk substitutes sleep longer than those exclusively or partially …

Significant increases in aboveground biomass production have been observed in mixed
plantations of Eucalyptus globulus and Acacia mearnsii when compared to monocultures. …