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- °c fujian province huangjin gui ( simplified chinese : 黄金桂 ; traditional chinese : 黃金桂; pinyin : huángjīn guì; pronounced [xwǎŋtɕín kwêi] ) is a premium variety of chinese oolong tea traditionally from anxi in fujian province . named after the yellow golden color of its budding leaves and

its unique flowery aroma, it is said to be reminiscent of osmanthus . [ ] this oolong is similar to tieguanyin , with only a little oxidation . consequently, it has a very flowery, delicate aroma without the astringency of a green tea or the heaviness of a red/black tea . contents legends wang legend...

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net fishing from port phillip bay forms - licences and boats policy for new commercial access to wild-catch fisheries resources in victoria commercial fish production reporting of fisheries interactions with protected species fisheries cost recovery victorian inland commercial fishing policy the scallop...

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to feed the poorest of the poor fisheries sector in the country is the provision of livelihood in the form of mariculture of high value marine species. in the philippines, livelihood in rural areas is largely linked to resource depletion, hence it is wise not only to provide livelihood to the community

on abalone nutrition, and development of market and value chain flow analysis. the conceptual framework for community-managed stock enhancement will follow that of the department of environment and natural resources-icrmp, of which the stock enhancement project is anchored on the management of marine...

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colca canyon | discover peru home arequipa cusco lima puno about inca civilization the inca civilization was the largest pre-columbian civilization in the americas and cusco was its capital. the best kept example of its architecture is machu picchu. machu picchu the sacred city is one of the most significant

in received more than visitors. at a depth of feet, it is one of the deepest canyons in the world, twice as deep as the grand canyon and second deepest in peru after the cotahuasi canyon. its walls are best viewed from the river by kayak or raft but you can also hike inside or bike along the roads....

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connected climate change is threatening biodiversity. the places we need like our forests and our reef, as well as the land and future we rely on are at risk from the effects of climate change. discover more about why is a pivotal year for the planet. bushfires coral bleaching drought climate what's...

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four groups of scylla spp h fazhan , k waiho , e quinitio , jc baylon , y fujaya , n rukminasari , mfd azri , ms shahreza , h ma & m ikhwanuddin - peerj, - peerj there are four species of mud crabs within the genus scylla, and most of them live sympatrically in the equatorial region. apart from a report

in japan about the finding of a natural scylla hybrid more than a decade ago after the division of genus scylla into four species by keenan, davie & mann ( ), no subsequent sighting was found. thus, this study investigates the possible natural occurrence of potential hybridization among scylla species...

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also been reported as present in france, spain and germany. controls are in place to prevent the bacterium from spreading. numerous species of xylem sap-sucking insects are known to be vectors of the bacterium. x. fastidiosa also has a broad range of host plants, including many common cultivated and

minimising the delay between detection and implementation of control measures. the assessment confirms that there is still no known way of eliminating the bacterium from a diseased plant in field conditions. milestones in september efsa published the latest update of its database of plants that act...

http://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/topics/topic/xylella-fastidiosa

also been reported as present in france, spain and germany. controls are in place to prevent the bacterium from spreading. numerous species of xylem sap-sucking insects are known to be vectors of the bacterium. x. fastidiosa also has a broad range of host plants, including many common cultivated and

minimising the delay between detection and implementation of control measures. the assessment confirms that there is still no known way of eliminating the bacterium from a diseased plant in field conditions. milestones in september efsa published the latest update of its database of plants that act...

http://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/topics/topic/xylella-fastidiosa