Podlaskiej W Siedlcach's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
Nitrite reductase (NiR) was extracted from seedlings of winter triticale cultivar Mo-reno in the form of homogenous protein fraction with molecular weight of about 61 kDa, charac-terised by maximum of absorption at 280 and 390 nm. Differences in specific activity of enzyme isolated from plants cultivated in different conditions (garden soil, Hoagla...
Citations
... The producer should consider additional costs associated with a fence, especially when there are many foxes around, or with a protection against contact with wild birds (which is especially important during periods of avian influenza). In fact, wild birds are carriers of avian influenza (Lis 2005). Poland is less competitive when compared to many countries due to the prohibition of rearing geese for fatty livers. ...
