What does CULS stand for?

Czech University of Life Sciences (Prague, Czech Republic)

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In addition to Burda and Begall, the research team included Julia Neef of the University of Duisburg-Essen, Jaroslav Cerveny of the Czech University of Life Sciences and Pavel Nemec of Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic.

Cattle respond to magnetic fields from power lines

Most of the (effective) species are really from the family Lamiaceae, or mint family," Discovery News quoted Pavel Kloucek, a scientist at the Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague, as saying.

Candy canes can help fight germs, treat digestive disorders

00 Hardcover TX541 The longest chapter in this collection reports research from the Czech University of Life Sciences on the antioxidants in red, purple, and yellow potatoes.

Food chemistry research developments