Über die Organisation des Pflanzenschutzes in Deutschland

Von Dr. L. Hiltner

Über die Organisation der Species der Gattung Meliola

Von Cd. Bonnet

Sammlung der, die neue Organisation des Judenwesens im Großherzogthum Posen betreffenden Gesetze, Instruktionen, Rescripte u.s.w. : in deutscher u. zugleich hebr. Schrift hrsg. u. mit Einl., Anm. u. 2 alphabet. Sachreg. vers.

von W. J. Eichborn

Die Schutzgebiete, ihre Organisation in Verfassung und Verwaltung

von Franz Florack

Dahomey et dépendances : historique gén., organisation, administration, ethnographie, productions, agriculture, commerce

par J.-Louis Brunet et Louis Giethlen

Über die Organisation der Kaiserlichen Schutztruppe in Deutsch-Ostafrika und die kriegerischen Operationen daselbst während der Jahre 1893/94 : Vortrag

von von Schele

La civilisation africaine 1876 - 1888 : étude historique et critique de l'œuvre africaine, l'organisation intérieure et de l'économie politique de l'État indépendant du Congo

par Pierre Kassai͏̈

Le Règne animal : distribué d'après son organisation pour servir de base à l'histoire naturelle des animaux et d'introduction à l'anatomie comparée

par le Baron [Georges] Cuvier. Avec fig. dessinés d'apres nature

Geschichte und Organisation der Juden im ehemaligen Stift Münster

von Carl Rixen

Impacts of ocean acidification on multiplication and caste organisation of parasitic trematodes in their gastropod host

Ocean acidification is predicted to impact the structure and function of all marine ecosystems in this century. As focus turns towards possible impacts on interactions among marine organisms, its effects on the biology and transmission potential of marine parasites must be evaluated. In the present study, we investigate two marine trematode species (Philophthalmus sp. and Parorchis sp., both in the family Philophthalmidae) infecting two marine gastropods. These trematodes are unusual in that their asexually multiplying stages within snails display a division of labour, with two distinct castes, a large-bodied morph producing infective stages and a smaller morph playing a defensive role against other competing parasites. Using a potentiometric ocean acidification simulation system, we test the impacts of acidified seawater (7.8 and 7.6 pH) on the production of free-living infective stages (cercariae), the size and survival of encysted resting stages (metacercariae), and the within-host division of labour measured as the ratio between numbers of the two morphs. In general, low pH conditions caused an increase in cercarial production and a reduction in metacercarial survival. The ratio of the two castes within snail hosts tended to shift towards more of the smaller defensive morphs under low pH. However, the observed effects of reduced pH were species specific and not always unimodal. These results suggest that ocean acidification can affect the biology of marine parasites and may also impact transmission success and parasite abundance of some trematodes, with possible consequences for marine communities and ecosystems.

The Diversity and Dynamics of Industrial Organisation: Transformation of Local Assemblers in the Vietnamese Motorcycle Industry

This paper focuses on an emerging arm's-length form of industrial organisation in the motorcycle industry, which had traditionally been characterised by tightly integrated form of organisation. By engaging in how this new form of organisation that emerged in China was transferred to Vietnam and evolved in the Vietnamese context, this paper seeks to illustrate how the rise of local firms in developing countries is driving the increased diversity and dynamics of industrial organisation in an industry that had previously been dominated by TNCs from developed countries.

Exploring the sources of China's challenge to Japan : models of industrial organisation in the motorcycle industry

In view of the recent rise of China, this paper looks into one of the most important yet relatively overlooked ingredients of the Chinese success: industrial organisation. It will examine the case of the motorcycle industry, in which the rise of Chinese manufacturers even disrupted the established dominance of Japanese industry leaders. Adopting the modified version of the global value chain governance framework, this paper shows that the rise of China has been driven by a distinctive arm’s-length model of industrial organisation, which is in sharp contrast to the conventional captive model that has sustained the Japanese leadership.