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    Plasma progesterone, luteinizing hormone concentrations, and granulosa cell responsiveness in heat-stressed hens

    Plasma progesterone, luteinizing hormone concentrations, and granulosa cell responsiveness in heat-stressed hens by Novero, R P, Beck, M M, Gleaves, E W, Johnson, A L, Deshazer, J A

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    Follicle-stimulating hormone-enhanced fibronectin production by chicken granulosa cells is influenced by follicular development

    Follicle-stimulating hormone-enhanced fibronectin production by chicken granulosa cells is influenced by follicular development by Novero, R.P. (Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN), Asem, E.K

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    Chicken gonadotropin-releasing hormones enhance soluble and insoluble fibronectin production by granulosa cells of the domestic fowl in vitro

    Chicken gonadotropin-releasing hormones enhance soluble and insoluble fibronectin production by granulosa cells of the domestic fowl in vitro by Asem, E K, Novero, R P

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    Growth and CO₂ assimilation of lowland rice in response to timing and method of N fertilization

    Growth and CO₂ assimilation of lowland rice in response to timing and method of N fertilization by INGRAM, K.T., DINGKUHN, M., NOVERO, R.P., WIJANGCO, E.J.

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    Growth and CO(2) assimilation of lowland rice in response to timing and method of N fertilization

    Growth and CO(2) assimilation of lowland rice in response to timing and method of N fertilization by Ingram, K.T. (International Rice Research Inst., Manila (Philippines). Agronomy, Physiology and Agroecology Div.), Dingkuhn, M, Novero, R.P, Wijangco, E.J

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