South African journal of science. Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir wetenskap.

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Hippolyti Ruiz ad clar. vir. A. L. Jussieum, Botan. professorem Parisiensem, Epistola in qua ejus dubiis circa nova plantar. Genera in Flora Peruviana, et in D. Cavanilles operibus constituta respondetur

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Vir. Clariss. Casp. Hofmannvs de usu lienis. cerebri et de ichoribvs.

Grabado calcográfico en la portada, en el que aparece, además, el retrato del autor.

Epitome operis paschalis Jacobi Bettazzi Pratensis ... Proferens in prooemio necessitatem emendandi correctionem gregorianam deinde opportunam ejusdem Gregorianae emendationem sine calendarii & martyrologii variatione : atque exhibens dissertationes quatuor & appendices duas ad materiam de Cycli Paschalis consititutione enucleandam : accedit sententia quam de Paschali opere tulit vir praeclarissimus Eustachus Manfredi ...

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Missionarius seu Vir apostolicus in suis excursionibus spiritualibus... /

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Index supellectilis anatomicae quam academiae Batavae quae Leidae est legavit vir clarissimus Johannes Jacobus Rau, ... confectus a Bernhardo Siegfried Albino, qui et vitam ejus et curationem quam calculosis adhibuit instrumentorumque figuras addidit.

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O campeaõ portuguez em Lisboa, ou O amigo do povo e do rei constitucional; semanario politico, publicado para advogar a vir de continuaça ̃ao Campeaõ portugueza em ambos os mundos, e servir de continuaçaõ ao Campeaõ portuguez em Londres.

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Spicilegium annotationis in picturas vasorum graecorum : quas Boettigerus v.c. explicatas dedit in libro, Griechische vasengemälde, cet. Weimar 1797 : prolusio ad actum solennem quo vir clarissimus et doctissimus /

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The South African journal of economics. : Suid-afrikaanse tydskrif vir ekonomie.

Includes section "Recent periodicals and new books".

Experimental studies on the distribution of the sexes of Mercurialis perennis L.

1) In a beechwood, male shoots of Mercurialis perennis were more frequent than female shoots in canopy openings, while females were more frequent at treebases than in canopy openings. 2) Flowering shoots were more frequent than non-flowering in openings. 3) The pH, moisture and organic content of the soil were similar at treebases and openings. The light climate was similar in both habitats in April but greater in the openings in August. 4) Removal of canopies of Pteridium aquilinum and Rubus fruticosus, above populations of M. perennis, resulted in a greater increase in the numbers of male shoots than of female shoots. 5) These results suggest that male and female plants differ in numbers, or growth, in different woodland microhabitats and that these differences are correlated with the above-ground environment (e.g. light).

Digitualisation

The artwork was created to respond to the exhibition theme, "DIGILOG+IN". It aimed to express the beauty when digital and analogue materials are combined. It visualised an organic harmony between digital and natural objects through digitalisation and builded a fantasy of digital world. However, there was a conceptual dilemma that a “digitalisation” of natural objects into a digital format should merely become a digital work. In other words, a harmony between digital and analogue (natural) can be only achieved through a digitalising process by removing intrinsic nature of analogues. Therefore, the substance of analogues no longer exists in a digitally visualised form, but is virtually represented. The title of art work “digitualisation” is a combined word with “digi-tal” and vir-tualisation”. It refers to a digitally virtualising the substance of natural objects. The artwork visualised the concept of digitualisation by using natural objects (flowers) that are merged within a virtual space (a building entrance foyer).