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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2009-01-01	Expression, imprinting, and evolution of rice homologs of the polycomb group genes	Luo, M; Platten, D; Chaudhury, A; Peacock, WJ; Dennis, ES
2012-03-01	Arsenic-induced straighthead: An impending threat to sustainable rice production in South and South-East Asia!	Rahman, MA; Rahman, MM; Hasegawa, H
2012-05-01	Phytotoxicity of arsenate and salinity on early seedling growth of rice (oryza sativa l.): A threat to sustainable rice cultivation in South and South-East Asia	Rahman, MM; Rahman, MA; Maki, T; Hasegawa, H
2009-06-01	Distribution of frogs in rice bays within an irrigated agricultural area: Links to pesticide usage and farm practices	Hyne, RV; Spolyarich, N; Wilson, SP; Patra, RW; Byrne, M; Gordon, G; Sánchez-Bayo, F; Palmer, CG
2001-12	The glycaemic index values of Vietnamese foods.	Chan, HM; Brand-Miller, JC; Holt, SH; Wilson, D; Rozman, M; Petocz, P
2012-01	Differences in ecological impacts of systemic insecticides with different physicochemical properties on biocenosis of experimental paddy fields.	Hayasaka, D; Korenaga, T; Sánchez-Bayo, F; Goka, K
2012-04	Evaluation of suitable endpoints for assessing the impacts of toxicants at the community level.	Sánchez-Bayo, F; Goka, K
2011-07-01	Effect of external iron and arsenic species on chelant-enhanced iron bioavailability and arsenic uptake in rice (Oryza sativa L.)	Azizur Rahman, M; Mamunur Rahman, M; Kadohashi, K; Maki, T; Hasegawa, H
2011-10-01	Planthopper "adaptation" to resistant rice varieties: Changes in amino acid composition over time	Chen, YH; Bernal, CC; Tan, J; Horgan, FG; Fitzgerald, MA
2017-11-01	The stadium effect: rodent damage patterns in rice fields explored using giving-up densities	Jones, CR; Lorica, RP; Villegas, JM; Ramal, AF; Horgan, FG; Singleton, GR; Stuart, AM

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