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Volume 96 |
Ljubljana, December 2010 |
Number 2 |
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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.
adriatic sea |
95–101 |
animal breeding |
69–73 |
animal morphology |
75–80, 111–115, 117–125 |
animal population |
75–80, 111–115 |
antibiotics |
81–86 |
aquatic environment |
87–93 |
autumn |
95–101 |
bacteria |
81–86, 87–93 |
behaviour |
103–109 |
biogeography |
75–80 |
body conformation |
75–80, 111–115, 117–125 |
body measurements |
75–80, 111–115, 117–125 |
body parts |
75–80, 111–115, 117–125 |
body regions |
75–80 |
breeds (animals) |
75–80, 117–125 |
cattle |
75–80 |
chromosome number |
111–115 |
common salt |
103–109 |
consumption |
103–109 |
data analysis |
69–73 |
diet |
95–101 |
dietary guidelines |
95–101 |
dimensions
|
75–80 |
diploidy |
111–115 |
drinking habits |
103–109 |
ecosystems |
87–93 |
environmental
factors |
81–86 |
environmental
protection |
87–93 |
fatty acids |
95–101 |
feeding habits |
103–109 |
fish |
95–101, 111–115 |
foods |
95–101 |
genetic correlation |
117–125 |
genetic distance |
75–80, 111–115 |
genetic parameters |
75–80, 111–115,
117–125, 103–109 |
grazing systems
|
103–109 |
growth |
87–93 |
heritability |
117–125 |
highlands |
81–86 |
himalayan region |
81–86 |
horses |
117–125 |
human nutrition |
95–101 |
inhibition |
87–93 |
isomerization |
87–93 |
karst soils |
103–109 |
mercury |
87–93 |
microbiology |
81–86, 87–93 |
models
|
69–73, 81–86 |
monitoring |
87–93 |
nigeria |
75–80 |
nutritive value |
95–101 |
oncorhynchus mykiss |
111–115 |
pastures |
103–109 |
phenotypes |
75–80 |
proximate
composition |
95–101 |
pseudomonas putida |
87–93 |
recommended dietary
allowances |
95–101 |
resistance to
chemicals |
81–86 |
rotational grazing |
103–109 |
sampling |
69–73 |
sardina
|
95–101 |
sardines |
95–101 |
seasons |
95–101 |
selection
|
69–73, 75–80, 117–125 |
sheep |
103–109 |
simulation models |
69–73 |
soil |
81–86 |
statistical data |
69–73, 75–80 |
statistical methods |
69–73, 75–80 |
survival |
111–115 |
therapeutic diets |
95–101 |
triploidy |
111–115 |
viability |
111–115 |
water pollution |
87–93 |
winter |
95–101 |
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