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Volume 92 |
Ljubljana, November 2008 |
Number 1 |
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SUBJECT INDEX BY AGROVOC DESCRIPTORS
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Univ. of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Fac., Agronomy
Dept., Jamnikarjeva 101, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia, Assoc.Prof., Ph.D., M.Sc.
accounting: 41–51 |
linear
programming: 29–40 |
aflatoxins: 61–74 |
lipid
peroxidation: 19–27 |
bacteria: 61–74,
83–88 |
lipids: 19–27 |
barrier husbandry:
5–17 |
listeria
monocytogenes: 83–88 |
beef: 29–40 |
macedonia: 41–51 |
beneficial
organisms: 5–17 |
mathematical
models: 29–40 |
biological
contamination: 61–74, 83–88 |
meat: 53–60 |
broiler chickens:
19–27 |
meat products:
53–60 |
bulls: 29–40 |
melting point:
75–82 |
cattle: 29–40 |
microbiological
analysis: 61–74 |
cell counting:
61–74 |
microbiology:
75–82, 83–88 |
cheese: 83–88 |
microorganisms:
5–17, 75–82, 83–88 |
common salt:
53–60 |
mikrobiologija:
5–17 |
consumer
protection: 83–88 |
milk: 61–74,
83–88 |
cost benefit
analysis: 29–40 |
milk products:
83–88 |
curd: 83–88 |
milk tanks: 61–74 |
cured meat: 53–60 |
models: 29–40,
75–82 |
denitrification:
75–82 |
molecular biology:
75–82 |
digestive system:
5–17 |
moulds: 61–74 |
domestic animals:
5–17 |
mycotoxins:
19–27, 61–74 |
drying: 53–60 |
nucleotide
sequence: 75–82 |
escherichia coli:
83–88 |
nucleotides:
75–82 |
eu: 41–51 |
optimization
methods: 29–40 |
family farms:
41–51 |
oxidation: 19–27 |
farm income:
41–51 |
pork: 53–60 |
farm size: 41–51 |
poultry: 19–27 |
farm surveys:
41–51 |
probiotics: 5–17 |
farms: 41–51 |
production costs:
29–40 |
fats: 53–60 |
production
factors: 19–27 |
fattening: 29–40 |
provenance: 53–60 |
fatty acids:
53–60 |
proximate
composition : 53–60 |
feed intake:
19–27 |
public health:
83–88 |
feeds: 29–40 |
public opinion :
5–17 |
fusarium: 19–27 |
recombination: 5–17 |
germany: 53–60 |
rations: 29–40 |
greenhouse effect:
75–82 |
smoking: 53–60 |
hams: 53–60 |
staphylococcus
aureus: 83–88 |
health: 5–17 |
swine: 53–60 |
income: 41–51 |
temperature:
75–82 |
india : 83–88 |
therapeutic diets:
5–17 |
italy: 53–60 |
toxins: 19–27,
61–74 |
legislation: 5–17 |
weight gain:
19–27 |
linear models:
29–40 |
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