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Assessing the environmental sustainability of consumer-centric poultry chain in the UK through life cycle approaches and the household simulation modelNARA Subscribed
Science of The Total Environment · 2024 · Vol. 929 · Elsevier
Rui Guo; Virginia Martin Torrejon; Christian Reynolds; Ramzi Fayad; Jack Pickering; Rachel Devine; Deborah Rees; Sarah Greenwood; Cansu Kandemir; Lorraine H.C. Fisher; Adrian White; Tom Quested; Lenny S.C. Koh
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Monitoring low O2 stress in apples – What we can learn from chlorophyll fluorescence and respiratory characteristicsNARA Subscribed
Postharvest Biology and Technology · 2024 · Vol. 208 · Elsevier
Rosalind Fisher; Karen Thurston; Richard Colgan; Deborah Rees
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Macrogenetic studies must not ignore limitations of genetic markers and scaleNARA Subscribed
Ecology Letters · 2021 · Vol. 24 · Issue 6 · Wiley
Ivan Paz‐Vinas; Evelyn L. Jensen; Laura D. Bertola; Martin F. Breed; Brian K. Hand; Margaret E. Hunter; Francine Kershaw; Deborah M. Leigh; Gordon Luikart; Joachim Mergeay; Joshua M. Miller; Charles B. Van Rees; Gernot Segelbacher; Sean Hoban
Millette et al . (Ecology Letters, 2020, 23:55–67) reported no consistent worldwide anthropogenic effects on animal genetic diversity using repurposed mitochondrial DNA sequences. We reexamine data from this study, describe genetic marker and scale limitations which might lead to misinterpretations with conservation implications, and provide advice to improve future macrogenetic studies.
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