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Low levels of opium poppy cultivation continue to exist in many regions and countries such as the Caucasian region, Guatemala, Russian Federation, Thailand, India, Ukraine and Viet Nam. 

In 2006, the area under coca cultivation in Bolivia, Colombia and Peru amounted to 156,900 ha. While this represents a small decline of 2 per cent compared to 2005, the decrease in Colombia was almost entirely offset by increases in Bolivia and Peru. The cultivation estimates show that the global area under coca has been essentially stable since 2003. However, global coca cultivation continues to be lower than in any year of the 1990s and 29 per cent below the level recorded in 2000 (221,300 ha). 

The recombinant microorganism stated in Problem 7.3 (p = 0.001 and a = 1.2 ) is being cultivated continuously in 64L fermenter with a flow rate of 15 L/hr. The total cell concentration in the reactor is maintained at a constant level. If the fraction of the plasmid-carrying cells (/) is 0.8 initially, how long can you operate this CSTF until the fraction/drops to 0.4 ... 

Mechanical tillage (cultivation) continues to be one of the principal nonchemical means of weed control (Anderson, 1983). Primary tillage is the initial ground-breaking in preparation for crop production. Secondary tillage is performed... 

R. Retovsky, Continuous Cultivation of Algae, Theoretical and Methodological Bases of Continuous Culture of Microorganisms, Academic Press, Inc., New York, 1966. 

Property rights assignment hy homesteading is based on a theory of philosopher John Locke. Locke believed as much land as a man tills, plants, improves, cultivated and can use the product of, so much is his property. Such labor, Locke continues, enclose(s) it from the common. ... 

Fig. 6 shows a fed batch fermentation of sweet sorghum juice (SSJ) by Bacillus aryabhattai in 3 L fermentor under cultivating condition with agitation rate at 200 rpm, air rate of 1.5 1/min, at 30° C and feeding time at 18 and 24 hr during log phase of the culture. It was found that the cell could continuously produce both biomass and PHAs. Maximum cells were obtained at about 14.20 g/1 at 54 hr when PHAs content reached 4.84 g/1 after 66 hr (Tanamool et al., 2011). In addition, in Table 2, fed batch fermentation by A, latus was used for the production of PHAs (Yamane et al, 1996 Wang Lee, 1997). It could yield high productivity with the use of cheap carbon sources. 

Cultivation of soil has and will continue to be an important means of controlling weeds (1). However, extensive soil cultivation leads to various problems such as losses of soil, soil moisture and nutrients. This results in water pollution by both the soil itself and pesticides and nutrients associated with it (2, 3, 4). Minimum or no-till cropping systems can reduce these problems because various crop residues (i.e., mulch) are left on the soil surface with a minimum of soil disturbance in planting the crop. 

Insect cell systems represent multiple advantages compared with mammalian cell cultures (1) they are easier to handle (Table 2.1) (2) cultivation media are usually cheaper (3) they need only minimum safety precautions, as baculovirus is harmless for humans (4) they provide most higher eukaryotic posttranslational modifications and heterologous eukaryotic proteins are usually obtained in their native conformation (5) the baculovirus system is easily scalable to the bioreactor scale. However, because of the viral nature of the system, continuous fermentation for transient expression is not possible - the cells finally die. 

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