Many crop rotational schemes exist because the effects of root exudates seem to persist for one or even two years after the original plant grew That's why onions grow very well when they are planted where potatoes grew the year before.
Walnut tree rootexudates are very antagonistic to many other species.
Keep in mind that beneficial microorganisms clustering around plant roots do not primarily eat root exudates; exudatesmerely optimize environmental conditions to encourage certain species.
Once soil is saturated with the roots and the exudates from one plant, the same space may be closed off to the roots of another.
In the chilled portions of the skin the pores close, the blood recedes into the interior, and as a result of this the elimination of poisonous gases and exudates through these portions of the skin is suppressed.
In the last stage, these exudates undergo liquefaction and are absorbed, or expelled by coughing, in from seven days to two weeks, depending on the extent of the inflammation and the general condition of the animal.
On post-mortem examination the blood is found tarry and dark, and bloody exudates may be found in the abdominal and thoracic cavities.
The inflammatory exudates become organized at the beginning of this stage, and the air can not enter the air cells.
Such counterirritation makes possible the absorption of the inflammatory exudatesby changing the chronic inflammation to the acute form.
Chyloid exudates are milky chiefly from proteids in suspension, or fine debris from broken-down cells.
These exudates are most frequently seen in carcinoma and tuberculosis of the peritoneum.
The presence of such a diplococcus in meningeal exudates is, however, sufficient for its identification.
In addition, chylous and chyloid exudates are occasionally met, particularly in the peritoneal cavity.
Suddenly the case became acute, and after much suffering she passed membranous exudates three millimeters in thickness and many centimeters long, weighing in all three kilograms.
Both the microscopical and chemical characters of the exudates of the disease under consideration show that they are widely different in nature from those of other diseases.
Ecchymoses may be present in large number, withexudates of false membrane, which Beaumont describes as aphthous.
The exudates of other diseases of the alimentary mucous membrane contain albumen and fibrin, as well as molecular or homogeneous filaments.
At times, with the expulsion of the exudates and succeeding respite from suffering, there often occurs a mental rebound which lifts the patient from the slough of despair to the most hopeful anticipations of future health and happiness.
The extent of diseased surface can only be conjectured by an inspection of the exudates and by abdominal palpation.
The characteristic symptom, however, of this disease is the periodical formation and discharge of mucous exudates varying in physical appearances and frequency.
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