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Bull Entomol Res 2010,Oct,01;100(5):591-8; (PMID: 20504381)
[...]The distribution and movement of 1st instar Helicoverpa armigera (Hübner) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) larvae on whole garden pea (Pisum sativum L.) plants were determined in glasshouse trials. This economically-important herbivore attacks a wide variety of agricultural, horticultural and indigenous plants.[...]
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Phys Chem Chem Phys 2010,Sep,25;12(35):10210-4; (PMID: 20601990)
[...] in the frequency region 60-78 GHz. The dominant spectrum belongs to the structure where the PEA moiety is in the most stable gauche conformation and the water molecule is hydrogen bound[...]
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J Hazard Mater 2010,Sep,15;181(1-3):170-80; (PMID: 20510511)
[...] corrosion and mineral precipitation reactions that have been observed in ZVI PRBs. The five strategies that were evaluated are pea gravel equalization zones, a sacrificial pre-treatment zone, pH adjustment, large ZVI particles, and mechanical treatment.[...]
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J Comp Neurol 2010,Sep,15;518(18):3725-51; (PMID: 20653031)
[...] to area 24. In addition, medial and dorsomedial preoccipital areas send projections to parietal (areas PGm, PEa, PG-Opt, and POa) and superior temporal (areas MST and MT) regions. In contrast, connections from the dorsolateral, annectant, and ventral preoccipital regions are conveyed via the inferior longitudinal [...]
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J Plant Physiol 2010,Sep,01;167(13):1038-45; (PMID: 20434233)
[...] availability but could also have a detrimental effect on the plants, therefore the objective of this study is to evaluate whether NH(4)(+) induces photo-oxidative stress that is exacerbated under high light conditions. Pea plants (Pisum sativum cv. sugar-snap) were grown hydroponically with NH(4)(+) (0.5, 2.5, 5 and 10 mM) under high (750 micromol photons m(-2)s(-1)) or low PPFD conditions (350 micromol photons m(-2)s(-1)).[...]
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J Plant Physiol 2010,Sep,01;167(13):1109-11; (PMID: 20462656)
[...]The aim of this work was to examine this potential side effect of SNP. Chlorophyll fluorescence experiments with pea leaves showed that SNP modifies photosynthetic electron transport. The SNP-induced changes were only partially restored in the presence of a [...]
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Cytometry A 2010,Sep,01;77(9):881-9; (PMID: 20803736)
[...]The results indicate that various surface immobilized factors, but in particular Dolichos biflorus lectin, allowed the enrichment of Plzf positive cells. Furthermore, Pisum sativum lectin, concanavalin A, collagen type IV, and vitronectin were identified as suitable negative selection factors.[...]
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J Sci Food Agric 2010,Aug,30;90(11):1837-45; (PMID: 20549652)
[...]Regrettably, information regarding the impact of glycated food proteins on intestinal bacteria still remains sparse. Pea seeds are considered to be a biological material of a high nutritional value, low content of anti-nutritional substances and proven health-promoting action and therefore they were used in this study.[...]
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J Sci Food Agric 2010,Aug,15;90(10):1719-25; (PMID: 20564440)
BACKGROUND: Peas provide an excellent plant protein resource for human diets, but their proteins are less readily digestible than animal proteins.[...]
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J Anim Sci 2010,Aug,01;88(8):2627-36; (PMID: 20453087)
[...] meal in the control diet) were replaced with 16% zero-tannin hulled or dehulled faba bean, or 17.5% field pea protein concentrate. In total, 192 group-housed pigs (2 gilts and 2 barrows per pen; BW = 7.5 +/- 1.4 kg) were fed [...]
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