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Chow Yi-ching. La philosophie chinoise
No full textKaltenmark Maxim. Chow Yi-ching. La philosophie chinoise. In: Revue de l'histoire des religions, tome 152, n°1, 1957. p. 109
Chow Yih-Ching, La philosophie chinoise
No full textS. R. Chow Yih-Ching, La philosophie chinoise. In: Revue Philosophique de Louvain. Troisième série, tome 55, n°46, 1957. p. 306
Chow Yih-Ching. La philosophie morale dans le néo-confucianisme (Tcheou Touen-yi)
No full textKaltenmark Maxim. Chow Yih-Ching. La philosophie morale dans le néo-confucianisme (Tcheou Touen-yi). In: Revue de l'histoire des religions, tome 147, n°1, 1955. p. 114
Signal transduction pathways of inflammatory gene expressions and therapeutic implications.
No full textOn the Adaptation of the Drama Ching-ch'ai-chi
No full textThe drama Ching-ch'ai-chi 荊釵記, which has enjoyed a long popularity, is believed to have been written in the early part of the Ming dynasty. All the texts in existence at present, however, were adapted in the middle or latter part of the Ming. Some of these texts are more florid in expression, while others differ in construction from what we can surmise of the original. Thus it is obvious that the texts we have at present have not preserved the exact form of the original. Though it is impossible at this time to determine who the adapters of these texts were, I am inclined to believe that Li Chingyün 李景雲, whose name is mentioned as the author of this drama in the Nan-tz'u hsü-lu 南詞敍錄, is the same man as Li Jih-hua 李日華 who adapted the drama Hsi-hsiang-chi 西廂記 from pei-ch'ü (northern style) 北曲 to nan-ch'ü (Southern style) 南曲. This leads me to conclude that Li Ching-yün was the adapter, not the original author, of this famous drama
(1(3):1-12)The Influence of Leaf-picking upon Plant Growth and Seed-yield of Castor Bean Plant (Ricinus Communis L.)
No full text(1) In Taiwan, for the purpose of special uses in industry and medicine, the castor bean plant is cultivated from September to July next year, in order to obtain oil from seeds, Since the castor-silkworm or En-silkworm (Philosamia cynthia ricini Eoisduval) was introduced from India, some castor bean cultivators usually pick the leaves to feed them, as a subsidiary source of income, for they can resist unfavorable conditions and can be reared easily.
(2) The aim of this experiment is to study the influence of leaf-picking with different methods and at differeut times upon the plant growth and seed-yie'd of the castor bean plant, for the reference of feeding the castor-silkworm and controlling insects which attack castor bean leaves in the growing season.
(3) The material used in this experiment is the best variety ”Saku ma” (佐久間), formerly selected by the Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute, Sixteen different leaf-pickug treatments from January to June, 1948 are designed by randomized block with four replications, Field management is carried on in accordance with the general case.
(4) The positive correlations among plant height, seed-yield and weight of 1000 kernels are very significant, The influence of leaf-picking upon plant height is very little, when a few leaves or 1-2 younger leaves on each branch are picked in the early growing season, or picked only in the late growing season, But the plant height, seed yield and weight of 1000 kernels decrease greatly, when more than ha'f of the leaves are picked every month beginning from January or all leaves are picked from April. This influence may be reduced probably by applying fertitizer early. In order to obtain normal yield of castor bean, we eannot pick great amount of leaves or pick leaves early from the same plant, When the amount of leaves picked is increased gradually from month to month, it is possible to oftain the maximum yield of leaves, with minimum decrease in the seed-yield of the castor bean plant, This may be the best type of leaf-picking to feed the castor-silkworm.
(5) There is no remarkab'e influence upon seed-yield if we pick leaves slightly in the early growing season or pick leaves in the late growing season. But in the former case, no great amount of leaves can be obtained to feed the castor-silkworm, while in the latter case, most leaves will lack feeding value due to withering. The leaf-biting insects become raging after May but they exercise little influenee npon the seed-yield of the castor bean plant.
(6) It is difficult to cultivate the castor bean plant both for yielding much seeds to furnish the castor-oil and for picking much leaves to feed the castor-silkworm. In Taiwan, the castor bean plant should be cultivated on hilly land and waste land beside high way or near residence where only few crops can compete with. The castor-silkworm may be reared only on a small scale with leaves picked properly from the castor bean plant during spare moment
The nomenclature of the lycophyte species Phlegmariurus mingcheensis Ching (Huperziaceae)
No full textIn 1982, Ren Chang Ching twice described the same lycophyte species under the names Lycopodium mingcheense (published in April; the original "minchegense" spelling being a correctable error) and Phlegmariurus mingcheensis Ching (published in May). Phlegmariurus mingcheensis cannot be taken as a combination based on Lycopodium mingcheense because in the original publication a different holotype was indicated and the name Lycopodium mingcheense was not mentioned. The correct names for this species in Huperzia, Lycopodium, and Phlegmariurus are Huperzia mingcheensis (Ching) Holub (basionym: Phlegmariurus mingcheensis), Lycopodium mingcheense Ching, and Phlegmariurus mingcheensis Ching, respectively. The recent lectotypification of the name Lycopodium mingcheense using P.S. Chiu 2069 (PE) was redundant since this specimen was clearly indicated as the holotype in Ching's original publication. The recent new name Phlegmariurus mingjoui X.C. Zhang is an illegitimate superfluous name
(5(3-4):35-45)STUDIES ON THE METHOD OF TRANSPLANTING JUTE IN PADDY FIELD IN THE SUMMER FALLOW TIME BETWEEN TWO RICE CROP PINGS
No full text1. 本省高雄屏東地區兩期作水田夏季休閒時期較校早，約可達90日，如利用苗床育苗或以間拔苗移栽，已可獲得足夠之生育時期，無須施行糊仔間作，可於一期水稻收穫後，逕行移入整理二完好之水田內，可減少移我黃麻及一期水稻收穫之困難，且土地經過耕犂生育可能較為整齊優良。
2. 本試驗41年係省農業試驗所主辦，42年起交由臺南棉麻試驗分所接辦，迄今4年，除40年曾有部份試驗於鳳山熱帶園藝試驗分所舉辦外，均於高雄區農林改良場舉行。
3．本試驗主要為移栽時期包括播種期及移栽期等，試驗設計每年均有改變，採用隨機區組及裂區設計。
4．本試驗可獲得如下之結論：黃麻播種期之影響大於苗齡之影響，播種期以4月上旬為最適，提早播並則提前開花，苗齡一般以20~30日為宜，過大之苗齡，亦有促致開花之現象，高屏地區一期水稻均於4月下旬5月上旬收穫，如採用20~30日之苗齡，恰在4月上旬，為黃麻播懂適期，故本試驗研究之結果，實際應用，毫無困難，實有推廣之價值。
A paper on the method of transplanting jute in paddy field in the summer fallow time before the harvesting of first crop of rice has been seat to press recently. However, in Kaohsiung and Pingtung districts, the fallow period is extended from 70 to SO days. The jute seedings may b3 transplanted after the harvesting of the first crop of rice and it will be much more convenient both in the transplanting of jute and harvesting of rice. The results of the related experiments are presented herein this paper.
These experiments were held in Kaohsiung Agriculture and Forest Improvement Farm from 1951 to 1954, and in Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute Fengshan Experiment Station in 1951.
The results may be summarized as belows:
1. The most suitable age of seedlings for transplanting is about 27 days after sowing, and older ages may accelerate blooming.
2. The sowing time has a greater effect on the blooming and yield of jute than the age of seedlings for transplanting. The seedlings of old age can b2 used only if they have been sown at the proper time
Vulnerability to Extreme Heat in Metropolitan Phoenix: Spatial, Temporal, and Demographic Dimensions
No full text10.1080/00330124.2011.600225Professional Geographer642286-30
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