Part 2: IX. Why Does the Pollengrain Penetrate the Epithelium?doi:10.3109/00016485209137011NoneTaylor And FrancisActa Oto Laryngologica
Since, however, it is the pollen whose growth is inhibited, we may take it as a working hypothesis that the pollen produces the antigen which is coagulated by the stylar anti-body. That there is a positive antagonism between style and self-pollen has been shown by Lewis (i 942) in ...
“First we determined that on days on and around national holidays, during evenings often a rise in concentration could be observed, and that coming from areas near recreational places; that is small gardens and parks. The effects that we see are local and short-term. That means we see them...
In Whiskyfun's opinion, syrah produces both the most stupendous red wines and the most vulgar ones too, so… Colour: apricot, or late-season mirabelles. Nose: there's a touch of old cask, mushrooms, sherry vinegar, and of an unkempt nun (as they say in wine enthusiast circles), then...
Firstly, that nobody really remembered Auchtermuchty Distillery (just an example) and, secondly, that the new whiskies created in tribute to these forgotten distilleries were actually quite good. Of course, we can't verify if the one we have in our glass truly resembles Dalaruan, but we'll...
Examples include secondary plant chemicals that attract entomophagous insects to the plant and subsequently to prey or hosts. A flower fragrance that is attractive to a bee through nectar and pollen gained is also beneficial to the flower through pollination. In contrast, an allomone is an ...
This would be particularly significant since as we have seen, pollen from Sf.i and Sf.2 plants with 0. pallida cytoplasm usually produces an excess of the self-sterile class. The results in fig. 4 show that there is no effect produced by 0. trichocalyx cytoplasm in the style, for ...
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The opposite of the new Port Ellen, which rather produces Chirons or Tourbillons even if they have replicated the old stills, see what I mean. I even amused myself by simultaneously bringing a glass of ‘new’ 3-year-old and a glass of 39-year-old to my nose and realised they were...
It's far more unusual and specific than the French offerings, and thankfully lacks the dullness that grain whiskies can sometimes exhibit. Mouth: it may not be very deep, but the profile is charming, with that charcoal and those root notes, particularly celery, followed by rye and a ...