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Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals

Indexes 2,000 scholarly journals in archeology, city planning, interior design, and historic preservation, as well as architecture. International coverage. 1930s-current.
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Turfgrass Information File
Materials on turfgrass and its maintenance. Emphasis is on new materials; some coverage back to 1921..
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- TGIF
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A database of published materials reporting on aspects of turfgrass and its maintenance. Indexes peer reviewed publications, technical reports and conference proceedings, trade and professional publications, local professional newsletters, and popular magazines as well as monographs, theses and dissertations, fact sheets and brochures, software, and web documents. It indexes materials from government, college/university, professional organization, and private publishers. Some links to fulltext.
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CAB Direct
Covers agriculture. Includes animal, dairy & veterinary sciences; entomology; plant sciences; forestry; aquaculture & fisheries; farming; agricultural economics; food & human nutrition; earth & environmental sciences. 1973-current.
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Coverage is international, including literature from over 125 countries. Indexes over 9,000 journals and 2,500 books are every year. Updated weekly. The Helminthology database is part of CAB Direct's data. Subject coverage:
- Plant Science (including horticulture)
- Animal Science (including nutrition & zoology)
- Pathogen, pest, parasite and weed management
- Human health and hygiene (including human nutrition)
- Natural resources and ecology
- Forestry, forest products and agroforestry
- Soil Science
- Rural Development, Tourism and Economics
- Food science and food products
- Biotechnology
- Agricultural Engineering
- Veterinary Medicine
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