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- (NAR, g cm(-2) day(-1)), specific leaf area (SLA,
- 2. Each of 1n(NAR), ln(SLA) and ln(LMR) were separ
- 2. We measured the ratio of nitrogen isotopes (del
- 3. In free-ranging I. kraussi, muscular and cuticu
- 3. LMR was never strongly related to RGR. In gener
- 4. Female I. kraussii that were kept with males in
- 5. In parthenogenetically reproducing P. intermedi
- 6. We therefore conclude that female I. kraussii s
- ALLOCATION
- BUSH-CRICKETS
- Bill.Shipley@USherbrooke.ca
- CADMIUM
- CO2
- COMPONENTS
- CU(II)
- Cu(II)((aq)) removal.
- DELTA-N-15
- DIET
- ELEVATED
- EXPLANATION AB 1. Data were compiled consisting of
- FOOD-CHAIN
- FOREST
- INTERSPECIFIC VARIATION
- Isophya
- LIGHT
- NITROGEN
- ORTHOPTERA
- PEAT AB Batch studies were carried out to evaluate
- PROTEIN
- REMOVAL
- RESPONSES
- SEEDLING GROWTH
- SHADE-TOLERANCE
- SOLID-WASTES
- SORPTION
- SPERMATOPHORE AB 1. During copulation male katydid
- TETTIGONIIDAE
- The Langmuir isotherm successfully represented the
- Type 2 activated carbons for the adsorption of zin
- activated carbon
- adsorption
- adsorption in both systems is highly dependent on
- adult males was low, suggesting a plant diet. Cuti
- and tissue of sexually reproducing Isophya kraussi
- aqueous solutions. The effects of particle size, p
- assimilate spermatophylax compounds for both egg p
- belonging to Type1 AC and Type2 AC, respectively,
- between-experiment and within-experiment variation
- concentrations, and contact time on adsorption of
- copper
- cuticular delta N-15 was almost identical, suggest
- decreasing daily quantum input in experiments cont
- delta N-15 in muscular tissue than in cuticula. Mu
- delta N-15 of muscles as an indicator of the most
- delta N-15 of the cuticula as an indicator of the
- female katydids are built at least partly from pro
- females held isolated from males, suggesting that
- from 83 different experiments published in 37 diff
- from nuptial gifts.
- g(-1) day(-1)), and how these change with respect
- general predictor of variation in RGR. However, fo
- heavy metal removal ID HEAVY-METALS
- homeostasis
- homeostasis.
- if they could explain some of the between-experime
- importance of NAR decreased, and the importance of
- initial adsorbate concentration, and contact time.
- input (DQI, moles m(-2) day(-1)) and growth form (
- intercepts. DQI and plant type were then added to
- ln(RGR) using mixed model regressions in order to
- mass ratio (LMR, g g(-1)) in determining relative
- mg/g for Zn(II)((aq)) removal, but 6.930 and 0.267
- nitrogen source
- nitrogen-15 than female cuticula and also than mal
- not differ between sexes, indicating that immature
- on similar diets. Female muscles were significantl
- order to quantify the relative importance of net a
- originated from nuptial gifts.
- parthenogenetically reproducing Poecilimon interme
- phenomenon at these specific conditions. Langmuir
- plant material.
- relative importance of each growth component.
- removal efficiencies, at pHs 7.03 and 4.49, for bo
- size (0.25-0.50 mm) showed the best Zn(II)((aq)) a
- species. This did not occur in experiments involvi
- spermatophore
- stable isotopes ID STABLE-ISOTOPES
- that adult females incorporated animal proteins an
- the adsorption capacities of adsorbents were inves
- these females was also higher than that of muscle
- to females, which is ingested by the female. We hy
- uptake of insect proteins in the absence of nuptia
- zinc
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Shipley, B., Voigt, C. C., Lehmann, G. U. C., Michener, R. H., Joachimski, M. M., Kucukgul, E. Y., & Kudu, S. (2006). Net assimilation rate, specific leaf area and leaf mass ratio: which is most closely correlated with relative growth rate? A meta-analysis SO FUNCTIONAL ECOLOGY LA English DT Article DE leaf weight ratio; net assimilation rate; relative growth rate; speci, 15(6), 512–517.
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