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16017 ErSeCoCRC2-2.doc. http://www.golder.com/archive/Erosion_and_Sediment_Control_at_the_White_Pine_Mine.pdf EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL AT THE WHITE PINE MINE Authors: Williams, H. Tom M.A., CPESC, Golder Associates Inc., 44 Union Blvd., Suite 300, Lakewood, Colorado 80228, 303/980-0540, Fax 303/985-2080, twilliams@golder.com Jill Schultz-Stoker M.S. Crops > Carrot > Research tailings   white   pine   wind   erosion   site   conditions   copper   levels   barren   mine   wood   chips   lake   superior   water Jan 1, 2003  

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A variant, WCHlO5, expressing CHr in the callus, as well as in regenerated plantlets, was isolated from a cell line derived from a wild carrot plant. The plantlets regenerated from WCHIO5 are green, but do not produce normal, dissected leaves.
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Many cultivated crops have sexually compatible wild relatives with which they hybridize under favorable circumstances. The table below provides some of the documented instances of hybridization between crops and weeds.
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