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The concentration corresponding to the lower [IC.sub.50] values, obtained with cultivar BR-1 in order to inhibit the development of hypocotyls or rootlets, was used for the comparative analysis of extracts from other cultivars.

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The preganglionic segments include the cervical spinal cord root entry zone of the ventral and dorsal nerve rootlets, the intrathecal course of these rootlets, and their intraforaminal course up until the DRG.

The rootlets were characterised by a higher concentration of valerenic acid than the rhizomes, which was in accordance with the findings reported by Wills and Shohet (2003).

The F layer usually presents from vestiges to 0.3 cm, only in structurally complex areas can reach 2 cm (with rootlets).

Their infections can result in necrotic brown lesions and tunneling within rootlets. This can interfere with water and nutrient movement within plant tissues as well as increased leakage of harvested, stored food due to lesions (Dorhout et al., 1991).

As a consequence, roots become poor in rootlets and incapable of absorbing water and nutrients necessary for an adequate development of the plant, which then becomes shorter, stunted and chlorotic (Dias-Arieira, 2010).

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Rumen degradability and intestinal digestibility of brewers' grains as affected by origin and heat treatment and of barley rootlets. Anim.

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Thin filaments from the cut proximal dorsal rootlets were teased apart until muscle spindle activity from a single neuron with the most sensitive part of its receptive field being in the low back could be identified.

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These structural abnormalities in CM-1 may include stretching of cranial nerves or direct compression of brain stem nuclei, compression of the posterolateral part of the medulla and the upper cervical spinal cord, vascular distortion in the territories irrigated by the vertebral and posterior inferior cerebellar arteries, and pressure on the rootlets of C1, C2, and the vagus nerves (4,5).

The stemlets and rootlets of each treatment were separately placed under 75[degrees]C for 48 hours and then their dry weights were measured.