Trees donor

A phylogenetic analysis of H4MPT-dependent enzymes reveals distinct archaeal and bacterial branches of the tree that are clearly related however, the results still do not resolve whether a common ancestor contained H4MPT-dependent enzymes or the methylotrophs acquired genes from the Archaea domain. Nonetheless, analysis of the genomic sequences from the Bacteria domain indicate that only the methylotrophic proteobacteria harbor HiMPT-dependent enzymes are consistent with lateral transfer from archaeal donors (Vorholt et al. 1999). 

B.I. Shekhter has shown that, if in deton the chges are placed in an acetyl-cellulose tube with walls 0.15 mm thick, the maximum distance increased by 40-50% (Ref 23, p 766) In the section on detonation by influence in condensed media (Ref 23, pp 771-78), it is reported that E. Burlot conducted in France experiments with 50 g charges of PA (Melinite) loaded at density 1.25 in cardboard cartridges of 28 mm diam. When donor and receptor were separated by air, the distance at 50% explns was 28 cm, whereas for water it was only 4 cm for clay 2.5, sand 1.5, fir tree 3.5 to 4 and steel 1.5 cm Shekhter et al detd in Russia (Ref 23, pp 774-78) deton thru various media from a 35.5 chge of phlegmatized (with.6% wax)... 

Fig. 4.1 The conversion of a molecule into a Feature Tree descriptor. The major phases are summarized on the right. A cyclic system is divided into individual rings only if this can be done uniquely. Features stored at the Feature Tree nodes are shape or chemistry related. The chemical feature (interaction potential) is color coded as follows red, H-bond acceptor blue, H-bond donor green, hydrophobic.

Felt strips or coir cords are tied around the trunks of the donor trees in late summer, to induce the migrating females to use them as their winter retreat. These strips or cords are removed from the donor trees and hung on the recipient trees in winter or early spring. 

The donor trees must of course have a suitably high population of predatory mites in the summer. 

Shoots occupied by predatory mites are cut from the donor trees and transported in a pallet box to the recipient orchard, where the shoots are placed on the recipient trees. On the next day the predatory mites will migrate to the recipient tree. 

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