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... Experimental confirmations of real physical existence of the hitherto undetected invisible universes would obviously be the most authoritative evidence. It turns out that one can see [67]-[71], or, in other words, discover them. This requires placing a telescope in a portal 19 and comparing its 18 And non-integer values s r q , , are taken in portals 19 Similarly, to see the invisible neighbouring room of our dwelling, you need to look into it from the corridor connecting these rooms observations of the starry sky with the observations of telescopes located outsidethe portals (Fig. 7). ...
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A survey on Phytophthora in the soils and roots of citrus groves (Citrus limonia, C. nobilis and C.sinensis) was carried out in the Adjara growing areas of Khelvachauri and Kobuleti. Traditional assays (selective medium with soil dilution plates) were used for unanmbiguous identification of Ph. nicotianae, Ph. parasitica and Ph. citrophtora in 42.5% of the collected samples. In both locations, Ph. citrophthora was the predominant species.Disease control experiments revealed that all the tested fungicides inhibited, to different degrees, the in vitro growth of Phytophthora citrophthora and de-creased early blight severity under aboratory conditions. Four concentrations 100, 200, 300 and 400 ppm were used for each fungicide. Results showed that all fungicides significantly inhibited spores of P. citrophthora at 3rd, 6th and 8th day at different concentrations. Higher percent inhibited spores of P. citrophthorawas given by Mancoceb (78,2%) and Ridomol (76.5%) 8th day, at concentrations 400 ppm. Least percent inhibition was given by Success 11.5%, 11.9%, 12.3 and 12.8%, respectively at 100, 200, 300,400 ppm concentrations, at 3rd, 6th and 8th day. Minimum percent inhibition spores was given by Copper oxychloride 14.2%, 15.8%,16,3 and 16.7%, and Kumulus 13.8%, 14.3%, 14,8 and 15.3%, respectively, at 100, 200, 300,400 ppm concentrations, at 3rd, 6th and 8th day. Almost the same result is obtained in the case of mycelium.
... Does it exist at all? Nature can give an unequivocal and convincing answer to this question only if its invisible universes are seen. And they can be seen as follows [62,63]. ...
... Does it exist at all? Nature can give an unequivocal and convincing answer to this question only if its invisible universes are seen. And they can be seen as follows [62] [63]. ...
The article explains that, since the principle of light speed non-exceedance in the version of the special theory of relativity (STR) presented in physics textbooks implies physical unreality of any imaginary numbers, then according to this version of the STR imaginary impedance of capacitors and inductors in radio engineering should also be physically unreal. Thus, resonance should not exist in linear electric circuits and creation of filters should be impossible. Consequently, this should make existence of the whole radio technology impossible. However, since radio engineering exists, the generally accepted version of the STR presented in physics textbooks for study should be recognized as incorrect.
