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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MOHR, HD; SATTLER, EL - AMINO-ACID METABOLISM IN LICHENS (1978)
JAGER, HJ; WEIGEL, HJ - ANATOMY OF RABBIT CECUM (1978)
SNIPES, RL - ANATOMY OF STOMACH OF COLLARED PECCARY, DICOTYLES-TAJACU (L, 1758) (ARTIODACTYLA MAMMALIA) (1978)
LANGER, P - APPEARANCE OF METAPHASE CHROMOSOMES OF PIG IN SCANNING ELECTRONMICROSCOPE (1978)
SYSA, PS; GRAF, L - BIOCOENOSIS OF TAMARUGO TREE (PROSOPIS-TAMARUGO-PHILIPPI) WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO PHYTOPHAGOUS ARTHROPODS AND THEIR ANTAGONISTS (1978)
KLEINKOCH, C; CAMPOS, L - BLOCK STRUCTURE OF SMALLEST JANKO GROUP (1978)
LANDROCK, P; MICHLER, GO - CHARACTERIZATION OF NUTRITIONAL SYSTEMS OF CARROT TISSUE-CULTURES - PHOTOSYNTHESIS, CARBON AND NITROGEN NUTRITION, UPTAKE OF MINERAL NUTRIENTS (1978)
NEUMANN, KH; PERTZSCH, C; MOOS, M; et al. - COMPLETELY PRIME PRIMITIVE IDEALS IN GROUP ALGEBRAS OF FINITELY GENERATED NILPOTENT-BY-FINITE GROUPS (1978)
LORENZ, M
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