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SUPPORTERS • The 12th ICC has been organized by the International Society of Citriculture (ISC), Instituto Valenciano de Investigaciones Agrarias (IVIA) and Fundación AGROALIMED. • The Organizing Committee would like to give thanks to the following Spanish institutions which had provided funds to develop this event. • Generalitat Valenciana (GVA), Consejería de Agricultura, Pesca, Alimentación y Agua. • Generalitat Valenciana (GVA), Consejería de Educación, Formación y Ocupación, project number AORG/2012/011. • Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones y Tecnología Agraria y Alimentaria (INIA) project AC2012-00028-00-00. I/8 - VALENCIA CONFERENCE CENTER, 18th-23rd NOVEMBER 2012
SPONSORS XII INTERNATIONAL <strong>CITRUS</strong> CONGRESS 2012 - I/9
Page 3 and 4: THE XII INTERNATIONAL CITRUS CONGRE
Page 5 and 6: WELCOME MESSAGE On behalf of the In
Page 7 and 8: Members Dr. FLORENTINO JUSTE Direct
Page 9: Poster presentations All posters ar
Page 15: WE TAKE CARE Managing and adding va
Page 19: Scientific Programme
Page 22 and 23: SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Note: Sessions
Page 24 and 25: SESSION 01: Citrus germplasm and ph
Page 26 and 27: Poster ID Title S02P01 S02P02 S02P0
Page 30 and 31: SESSION 05: BIOTECHNOLOGY Oral pres
Page 36 and 37: SESSION 08: Abiotic stress Oral pre
Page 38 and 39: SESSION 09: Postharvest physiology
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Page 46 and 47: Oral ID Title S12O04 S12O05 S12O06
Page 54 and 55: SESSION 15: Fungal diseases Oral pr
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Poster ID Title S16P40 S16P41 S16P4
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Plenary Conferences PC01 The Spanis
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Drip irrigation introduced in the 8
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Global warming and its impact on cl
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egional, i.e. applied on an area-wi
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PC07 Biological control and citrus:
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W01 HLB control Convener: J.M. Bov
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mandarin cultivars such as `Fortune
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• Open: All growers have free acc
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Genetic restriction of fruit tree s
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W08 Global citrus industry collabor
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forced-air, vapor heat, cold, and i
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S01O01 Citron germplasm in Yunnan,
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citrus cultivars are interspecific
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S01P06 Diversity analysis of citrus
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Our results demonstrate that the ci
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S02O01 The triploid mandarin breedi
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S02O06 Citrus breeding in South Afr
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furanocoumarins. However, a particu
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or horticultural traits, but truene
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S02P06 Preliminary research on gene
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S02P11 Development CTV resistant ci
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S02P16 Mechanism of seedlessness in
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S02P21 Haploid and polyploid hybrid
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agronomically characterized 79 hybr
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2011. Early production was achieved
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are vigorous with nearly round-shap
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Session 03 CITRUS GENOMICS S03
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S03 of large genomic regions. Seque
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S03 S03O07 Analysis of the clementi
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S03 and recombinant DNA technology.
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S03 TFs. Some of them are MADS-box
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S03 S03P13 Fast and cost-effective
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Session 05 BIOTECHNOLOGY S05
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S05 the regulation of carotenogenes
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S05 stoma density, size and opening
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S05 S05P02 Comprehending crystallin
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S05 S05P07 D-limonene downregulatio
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S05 to this disease. Development of
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S05 tomato constitutively express L
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S05 deletor’ technology is an eff
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S05 sour orange seedlings. The embr
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S05 biodegradable makes them attrac
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S06O01 Effect of male-female intera
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S06O06 Endogenous factors affecting
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lowest levels at fruit mature stage
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(5.6% of the total citrus area) wit
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almost disappeared and total yield
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S07O01 Citrus developmental researc
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S07O06 Exploring microRNA target mo
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set of the orange varieties ‘Wash
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S07P10 Transcript accumulation of f
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Session 08 ABIOTIC STRESS S08
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S08 present study, we identified pr
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S08 S08O08 Microsprinkler irrigatio
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S08 S08P05 Role of ammonium nutriti
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S08 S08P10 Cloning and functional a
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S08 S08P15 Flooding and soil temper
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S08 S08P20 Orange varieties as inte
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S08 In a field experiment, the tole
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S09O01 Genome sequence of the necro
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calcofluor white (CFW) or congo red
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a continuous flow-through system (2
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experimental evidences in mandarin
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for 14 days was investigated. Chang
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S09P13 Organoleptic quality and pre
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SOD activity in the Δsod1 mutant w
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were observed. Thus, other possible
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fruits received the following treat
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3) to evaluate different treatments
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acid, sodium carbonate and sodium m
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S10O01 Open hydroponics of citrus c
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gas exchange, foliar SPAD index and
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y citrus and consequent effects on
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strongly decreased with the applica
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strategies. The aim of this work wa
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S10P15 Efficiency of zinc (68Zn) fe
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S10P20 Phosphorus deficiency decrea
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S10P25 Foliar nutrition with macron
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S10P30 Use of plant-soil-atmosphere
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S11O01 New method of citrus graftin
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S11O06 Reduction of fruit splitting
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S11P03 Evaluation of rootstocks for
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S11P08 Production of ‘Tahiti’ a
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season and test a range of varietie
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S11P18 A phytosanitary evaluation m
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over 50% of the infested fields. Th
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S12O01 New insights into the citrus
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or Huanglongbing (HLB) and its vect
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trapping program, visual surveys, p
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S12P01 Yield loss modeling of “Ca
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amplify different geographical Huan
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affects all known citrus species an
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S12P15 Systemic insecticides are ef
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S12P20 Heat treatment of Huanglongb
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leaves. Although XCT44 produces les
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incidence of canker. Only in the ye
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lime were treated with chitosan (CH
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S12P39 Unforbidden fruits: Preventi
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S12P43 Analysis of citrus huanglonb
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S13O01 Application of the Sterile I
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(SIT) application. Both mass-trappi
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S13P03 An early step toward the dev
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S13P07 Potential of secondary metab
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climatic conditions, including Tuni
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Session 14 VIRUS AND VIRUS LIKE DIS
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S14 even if infected, an investigat
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S14 S14O08 New generation sequencin
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S14 stunting and low fruit yield an
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S14 S14P06 Molecular diversity of C
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S14 along the Ionian coast and the
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S14 S14P15 Integrated Citrus Triste
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S14 infected tree incites the psoro
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S14 Conformation Polymorphism (SSCP
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S14 infected trees, while bark scal
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S14 grafted on C. volkameriana, sou
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S15O01 The arrival of Citrus Black
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S15O06 Epidemiology of Alternaria B
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S15O11 Searching for citrus rootsto
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S15P05 Modelling of Guignardia pseu
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S15P10 Outbreak and occurrence of A
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concerns have prompted governments
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control strategies. A survey was in
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Santa Barbara, Tulare, and Ventura.
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into two groups: one dried in the s
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S16O01 The status of citrus IPM in
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S16O06 Progress toward integrated m
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was uniform under the non-UV-blocki
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S16O16 Field evaluation of some pes
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S16P01 Analysis of population trend
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S16P06 Use of oils to control the A
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stage, nymphs and eggs that were ob
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S16P16 Repellency and acceptability
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could be described by the Holling I
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S16P25 Assessment of trophic intera
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S16P30 Composition and flight activ
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2010 and 2011, the efficacy of spra
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were: esfenvalerate (0.25); deltame
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S16P44 Preliminary survey of the Gr
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Session 17 VARIETIES S17
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S17 included represent California,
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S17 S17P01 Plant growth, initial fr
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S17 S17P06 Fruit characteristics of
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S17 S17P11 Evaluation of Lemon Sele
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S17 S17P16 New tangors for Brazilia
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S17 growing areas are from Coquimbo
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S17 recorded during the previous 21
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Session 18 ROOTSTOCKS S18
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S18 sinensis × Poncirus trifoliata
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S18 lower and higher ML yields/tree
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S18 S18P03 Effect of the rootstock
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S18 S18P08 Agronomic performance of
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S18 potentially very interesting fo
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S18 favorable for the citrus indust
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S18 overfruiting and temperature du
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S18 S18P28 Tree performance and fru
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Session 20 CITRUS AND HEALTH S20
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S20 and ascorbic acid, acting indiv
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S20 dysfunction. Microarray studies
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S20 of satsuma, however, (even some
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Session 21 POSTHARVEST AND JUICE PR
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S21 determined by HPLC. Results ind
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S21 flowers of different cultivars
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S21 pallet and in the fruits) 40 di
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S21 effectiveness or completely ine
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S21 of Agriculture for agricultural
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Session 22 CITRUS ECONOMICS AND TRA
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S22 slowed down. USA is currently t
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S22 growers, this requires permanen
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S22 demand is growing due to knowle
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Author’s Index
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Beitia F. 228 Belda J.E. 290 Beldom
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del Pino A. 330, 333 Del Río J.A.
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Gush M.B. 157 Guven B. 288 Guzmán-
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Lo Presti P. 244 Locali E.C. 204 Lo
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Orce I.G. 208 Ordúz J. 239 Orea Ve
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Sela I. 107 Sela N. 133, 146, 264 S
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Xie Y.M. 87 Xin-Hua H. 28 Xingzheng
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