Titlebook: Internes Marketing; Integration der Kund Manfred Bruhn (Professor für Allgemeine Betriebswi Book 1999Latest edition Springer Fachmedien Wie

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Manfred Bruhn The aim of the work is to develop recommendations to improve the resilience of organic agri-food systems based on finding a balance of interests of small and large actors (agri-food producers). During the research, the author takes into account (1) the features of existing organic agri-food systems

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Manfred Beckerst important natural environmental conditions for the organisms are water salinity and the halocline, temperature and the thermocline, oxygen and light conditions. The causes of different natural conditions in sea areas and the importance of water movements in creation of these differences are consi

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Joachim Münchons. But relatively limited work has been conducted to investigate and understand faecal microbe removal in these systems under highly fluctuating hydraulic and contaminant loading. In most instances, ecotechnology-based systems such as sedimentation ponds, constructed wetlands and bioretention filt

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Lutz von Rosenstiel,Friedemann W. Nerdingerhanisms by which landscape boundaries may respond to global change: (1) disturbance regimes may change in response to climate, leading to rapid alterations in landscape structure, and (2) in the absence of disturbance, suitable habitat for different species may move gradually and directionally. The

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Stefan Müllerill illustrate, their structure, size, and scope have changed considerably over the millennia, expanding and shrinking as climate and/or other driving conditions, also changed.  Today, however, many of them are changing at a rate not seen for a long time, perhaps largely due to climate change and ot

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Bernd Stauss,Frank Hoffmannund the world, there is a special focus on South American an.Ecotones are dynamic over-lapping boundary areas where major terrestrial biomes meet.  As past studies have shown, and as the chapters in this book will illustrate, their structure, size, and scope have changed considerably over the millen