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j.smith84

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  1. Multiple papers read and still no clear answer given, or answers such as most likely or possible were given! Mattheck, Webber and (Schwarze 2008).pdf What extent of damage is caused when exposing woody tissue when using resistance drill?
  2. Steve Bullman your right, driving miles for blondes is extremely worth it, as I am sure driving for educational purposes is also reasonable. Thank you, I shall private message you.
  3. Hello all.. Looking for someone undertaking 3-d tomographic inspections in south east England, I am a student and would like to watch, take pictures and learn the process from an expert. Can anyone assist?, lunch or coffee can be provided! Thanks..
  4. I am asking as I am a student studying phytophthora ramorum. Never seen it personally.
  5. Can any one assist me on the the domestic uk legislation on the must, do's and dont's of phytophthora ramorum? Thanks
  6. Any on near Sidcup or Bromley in Kent can Loler one harness today or tomorrow?
  7. what did you come up with for level 4 answer?
  8. I am studying for my level 4 and currently writing on indeterminate and determinate shoot growth. I have to describe the key ecological value of indeterminate and determinate shoot growth?
  9. key ecological values of indeterminate and determinatE in shoot growth? any advice?
  10. Need a little guidance on the above question. I understand what they are, but what is the ecological value of them? thankyou all.
  11. How does reaction wood tissue vary from normal stem or branch tissue? Any help would be appreciated !
  12. Why do modern scientist prefer to call it dysfunction, rather than decay, when discussing CODIT?

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