Life on land
Description
Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss.
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- POLYODONTIA IN EUROPEAN ROEDEER (1980)
GEIGER, G - ROOT DEVELOPMENT OF LOESS SOILS WITH DIFFERENT DEGREES OF EROSION (1980)
MOHR, HD; HARRACH, T - SELECTIVE STAINING BY PROCION DYES OF OLFACTORY SENSORY NEURONS IN THE CATFISH ICTALURUS-NEBULOSUS (1980)
HOLL, A - STOMACH EVOLUTION IN THE MACROPODIDAE OWEN, 1839 (MAMMALIA, MARSUPIALIA) (1980)
LANGER, P - TOWARDS A GENERAL-THEORY OF ECONOMIC-SYSTEMS - REFLECTIONS ON DEVELOPMENTS IN RECENT LITERATURE (1980)
BOHNET, A; MANSFELD, W - ADAPTATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FORESTOMACH OF THE COLLARED PECCARY, DICOTYLES-TAJACU (L 1758) (MAMMALIA, ARTIODACTYLA) (1979)
LANGER, P - ALKALOID CONTENT IN HAPLOID AND DIPLOID LEAVES AND CELL-SUSPENSIONS OF DATURA INNOXIA (1979)
KIBLER, R; NEUMANN, KH - CHANGES IN PROLINE CONCENTRATION OF THE LICHEN PSEUDEVERNIA-FURFURACEA DURING DROUGHT STRESS (1979)
WEIGEL, HJ; JAGER, HJ - COMPOSITION, LIGHT-ABSORPTION AND CALORIC VALUES OF HERBACEOUS LAYER IN VALDIVIAN RAIN-FOREST IN ST-MARTIN (1979)
STEUBING, L; RAMIREZ, C; ALBERDI, M - DEEP FREEZING OF SWAMP BUFFALO SEMEN (1979)
GUNZEL, AR; BOEHNKE, HJ; VALENCIA, J; et al.
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