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Items where Modified Agris Subject Categories is "ZZZ Don't use any more: Subject categories for Swedish research publications > TECHNOLOGY"

Subject categories (40)
- ZZZ Don't use any more: Subject categories for Swedish research publications (40)
  - TECHNOLOGY (40)
    - Bioengineering (10)
    - Industrial engineering and economy (7)
    - Information technology (5)
    - Chemical engineering (1)
    - Civil engineering and architecture (4)
    - Materials science (9)
    - Other technology (6)

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Number of items at this level: 4.

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Ekelöf, Joakim and Albertsson, Johannes and Råberg, Tora (2010). Utvärdering av markfuktsensorer och prognosmodeller för styrning av bevattning i potatis. Alnarp, Sverige: Faculty of Landscape Planning, Horticulture and Agricultural Science > Agrosystems (until 121231), Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet. Landskap trädgård jordbruk : rapportserie ; 10:41
[Report]

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Lhate, Inacio Arnaldo (2011). Chemical composition and machinability of selected species from Mozambique. Diss. (sammanfattning/summary) Uppsala : Sveriges lantbruksuniv., Acta Universitatis agriculturae Sueciae, 1652-6880 ; 2011:48
ISBN 978-91-576-7592-7
[Doctoral thesis]

Lundqvist, Peter (2010). Fyrhjulingar och skaderisker. Alnarp: Faculty of Landscape Planning, Horticulture and Agricultural Science > Department of Work Science, Business Economics, and Environmental Psychology, Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet. Landskap trädgård jordbruk : rapportserie ; 2010:2
[Report]

Löfkvist, Klara and Svensson, Sven Axel (2012). Förbättring av hantering av bekämpningsmedel i växthus. Alnarp, Sweden: Faculty of Landscape Planning, Horticulture and Agricultural Science > Agrosystems (until 121231), Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet. Landskap trädgård jordbruk : rapportserie ; 2012:20
[Report]

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