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Lancastrian living in Alicante. Burnley & LCC fan. Socialist, anti-theist. Haven't watched tv for over 25 years. Be polite or don’t interact.

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Evaluating the impacts of cover crops in Southeast Florida citrus groves affected by citrus greening: part II—Effects on tree growth

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By Lukas M. Hallman, John-Paul Fox, Alan Wright
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Florida citrus production is severely constrained by citrus greening (huanglongbing, HLB), which reduces fibrous root density and nutrient uptake and has increased reliance on intensive grove management. Renewed grower interest in cover crops and other regenerative practices reflects the need for strategies that improve soil function and nutrient cycling; however, the effects of cover cropping on citrus greening-affected trees remain uncertain.
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Temporal Bias in Predicting Adverse Perinatal Outcomes in Dichorionic Twins

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By David Wright Verified, Alan Wright, Kypros H Nicolaides
| Wiley Online Library Verified
LETTER TO THE EDITOR Temporal Bias in Predicting Adverse Perinatal Outcomes in Dichorionic Twins Predicting Adverse Perinatal Outcomes in Dichorionic Twin Pregnancies: A Multicentre Cohort Study Veronica Giorgione, Mariarita Trapani, Miriam Lopian, Mariafrancesca Brutto, Maria Giulia Ferrante, Amarnath Bhide, Jacques C. Jani, Dominique A.
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In memory of Liz Eastmond: scholar, advocate, activist

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By Pauline “Polly” Buchanan, Alan Wright, Erin Griffey
| auckland.ac.nz
Liz Eastmond, former colleague of over 37 years in Art History at the University of Auckland, died on 1 October 2025 after a short illness. As well as being a dedicated mother of Fenner, Liz was a fierce advocate and pioneering art historian of women artists in New Zealand, a champion of Palestinian rights and a friend to many. After leaving her lecturing position, Liz established Tivoli, a gallery/bookstore in Oneroa on Waiheke Island.
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