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Promising steps to address environmental issues: Laos by Tookey, D.L

“…The development of environmental policies and laws in Laos, supported by international nongovernment organizations and the growing awareness of the government…”
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Sustainable Development in Laos: Prospects for a Green Future by Tookey, Douglas L.

“…The Lao public and government are becoming increasingly aware of sustainable development issues. Laos is also beginning to develop a comprehensive body of…”
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Disagreements between court and psychiatrist on competency to stand trial by REICH, J. H, TOOKEY, L

“…To determine the frequency and the nature of disagreements between the court and the forensic psychiatrist regarding a defendant's competence to stand trial,…”
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Glucosinolates in crucifer vegetables: turnips and rutabagas by Carlson, Diana G, Daxenbichler, Melvin E, VanEtten, Cecil H, Tookey, Harvey L, Williams, Paul H

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Crambe meal as a protein source for feeds [Crambe abyssinica, byproducts, detoxification, glucosinolates and aglucon products, processing beef cattle rations] by Carlson, K. D., Tookey, H. L.

“…Crambe abyssinica may be grown for its seed oil containing 55‐60% erucic acid, which fills a long‐term, technologically important US industrial market. The…”
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Crambe thioglucoside glucohydrolase (EC 3.2.3.1): separation of a protein required for epithiobutane formation by Tookey, H L

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Terminal Oxidase of Orchard Grass by Tookey, Harvey L.

“…The response of infiltrated surviving green leaves to HCN, 1-phenyl-2-thiourea, and sodium diethyldithiocarbamate is consistent with a functional role for…”
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Morphine and codeine in poppy seed by Grove, Michael D, Spencer, Gayland F, Wakeman, Marjorie V, Tookey, Harvey L

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Solubilization and selected properties of crambe seed thioglucosidase (thioglucoside glucohydrolase, EC 3.2.3.1) by Tookey, H L

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Effect of organic reducing agents and ferrous ion on thioglucosidase activity of Crambe abyssinica seed by Tookey, H L, Wolff, I A

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Mycotoxins as a possible cause of fescue toxicity by Yates, S. G, Tookey, Harvey L, Ellis, John J, Tallent, W. H, Wolff, Ivan A

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The Mahalla associations of Uzbekistan: Catalysts for environmental protection? by Tookey, Douglas L

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Survey of tall-fescue pasture: correlation of toxicity of Fusarium isolates to known toxins by Yates, S.G, Tookey, H.L, Ellis, J.J

“…Several aspects of fescue foot in cattle suggest that this disease is caused by fungi growing on fescue grass. Certain fungi isolated from winter pasture yield…”
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4-Hydroxy-3-Methoxybenzylglucosinolate, A New Glucosinolate in Seeds of Brassica elongata by Schroeder, W. P, Daxenbichler, M. E, Spencer, G. F, Weisleder, D, Tookey, H. L

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Crambe Meal as a Source of Supplemental Protein for Growing-Finishing Beef Cattle by Perry, T. W, Kwolek, W. F, Tookey, H. L, Princen, L. H, Beeson, W. M, Mohler, M. T

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Coupled oxidation of carotene and linoleate catalyzed by lipoxidase by TOOKEY, H L, WILSON, R G, LOHMAR, R L, DUTTON, H J

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New Sources of Water-Soluble Seed Gums by Tookey, H. L., Jones, Quentin

“…Seeds from 300 species representing 139 genera in 31 plant families have been surveyed for water-soluble gum (mucilage). Four families, Leguminosae,…”
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Nutrient digestibility and metabolism in lambs fed added perloline by Boling, J.A, Bush, L.P, Buckner, R.C, Pendlum, L.C, Burrus, P.B, Yates, S.G, Rogovin, S.P, Tookey, H.L

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Toxic effects of a butenolide mycotoxin and of Fusarium tricinctum cultures in cattle by Tookey, H L, Yates, S G, Ellis, J J, Grove, M D, Nichols, R E

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Induction of fescue foot syndrome in cattle by fractionated extracts of toxic fescue hay by Williams, M, Shaffer, S R, Garner, G B, Yates, S G, Tookey, H L, Kintner, L D, Nelson, S L, McGinity, J T

“…Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea Shreb) hay from a source known to cause "fescue foot" in grazing cattle was extracted with 80% ethanol. The ethanolic extract…”
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