000-0 Type: ARTICLE Literature: oryza Field: abstract Doc ID: pub00000000 Accession (PMID): 00000000 Matching Sentences: [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: This paper studied the variation of the temporal and spatial niches of rice sheath blight-causing Rhizoctonia solani under spraying fungicide . The results showed that between fungicide treatments and control , the spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was different , while its temporal niche breadth was similar . The spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was 0 . 0000 when spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages , 0 . 0000 at booting and milkfilling stages , and 0 . 0000 at tillering stage , while the control was 0 . 0000 . Spraying fungicide had little effect on temporal niche breath . The spatial niche breath , percentage of diseased leaves and sheathes , index of disease , and control effect all suggested that spraying fungicide two times in rice growth period was better than spraying it one time . Spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages and at booting stage and milkfilling stages had the best effects . Fungicide could not only narrow the spatial niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani on top leaves which were important for the yield , but also narrow the temporal niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani during the yield formation period of rice . But , spraying fungicide only changed the distribution of the fungus niches and narrowed the niches during rice yield formation period , with no changes in the whole niches of Rhizoctonia solani . [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: This paper studied the variation of the temporal and spatial niches of rice sheath blight-causing Rhizoctonia solani under spraying fungicide . The results showed that between fungicide treatments and control , the spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was different , while its temporal niche breadth was similar . The spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was 0 . 0000 when spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages , 0 . 0000 at booting and milkfilling stages , and 0 . 0000 at tillering stage , while the control was 0 . 0000 . Spraying fungicide had little effect on temporal niche breath . The spatial niche breath , percentage of diseased leaves and sheathes , index of disease , and control effect all suggested that spraying fungicide two times in rice growth period was better than spraying it one time . [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: This paper studied the variation of the temporal and spatial niches of rice sheath blight-causing Rhizoctonia solani under spraying fungicide . The results showed that between fungicide treatments and control , the spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was different , while its temporal niche breadth was similar . The spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was 0 . 0000 when spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages , 0 . 0000 at booting and milkfilling stages , and 0 . 0000 at tillering stage , while the control was 0 . 0000 . Spraying fungicide had little effect on temporal niche breath . The spatial niche breath , percentage of diseased leaves and sheathes , index of disease , and control effect all suggested that spraying fungicide two times in rice growth period was better than spraying it one time . Spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages and at booting stage and milkfilling stages had the best effects . Fungicide could not only narrow the spatial niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani on top leaves which were important for the yield , but also narrow the temporal niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani during the yield formation period of rice . [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: This paper studied the variation of the temporal and spatial niches of rice sheath blight-causing Rhizoctonia solani under spraying fungicide . The results showed that between fungicide treatments and control , the spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was different , while its temporal niche breadth was similar . The spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was 0 . 0000 when spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages , 0 . 0000 at booting and milkfilling stages , and 0 . 0000 at tillering stage , while the control was 0 . 0000 . Spraying fungicide had little effect on temporal niche breath . The spatial niche breath , percentage of diseased leaves and sheathes , index of disease , and control effect all suggested that spraying fungicide two times in rice growth period was better than spraying it one time . Spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages and at booting stage and milkfilling stages had the best effects . Fungicide could not only narrow the spatial niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani on top leaves which were important for the yield , but also narrow the temporal niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani during the yield formation period of rice . But , spraying fungicide only changed the distribution of the fungus niches and narrowed the niches during rice yield formation period , with no changes in the whole niches of Rhizoctonia solani . [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: The results showed that between fungicide treatments and control , the spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was different , while its temporal niche breadth was similar . The spatial niche breadth of Rhizoctonia solani was 0 . 0000 when spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages , 0 . 0000 at booting and milkfilling stages , and 0 . 0000 at tillering stage , while the control was 0 . 0000 . Spraying fungicide had little effect on temporal niche breath . The spatial niche breath , percentage of diseased leaves and sheathes , index of disease , and control effect all suggested that spraying fungicide two times in rice growth period was better than spraying it one time . Spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages and at booting stage and milkfilling stages had the best effects . Fungicide could not only narrow the spatial niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani on top leaves which were important for the yield , but also narrow the temporal niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani during the yield formation period of rice . But , spraying fungicide only changed the distribution of the fungus niches and narrowed the niches during rice yield formation period , with no changes in the whole niches of Rhizoctonia solani . [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: Spraying fungicide had little effect on temporal niche breath . The spatial niche breath , percentage of diseased leaves and sheathes , index of disease , and control effect all suggested that spraying fungicide two times in rice growth period was better than spraying it one time . Spraying fungicide at booting and full heading stages and at booting stage and milkfilling stages had the best effects . Fungicide could not only narrow the spatial niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani on top leaves which were important for the yield , but also narrow the temporal niche breadth , limit the spread of Rhizoctonia solani during the yield formation period of rice . But , spraying fungicide only changed the distribution of the fungus niches and narrowed the niches during rice yield formation period , with no changes in the whole niches of Rhizoctonia solani . Score: 0.00 Title: Original research : long-term efficacy and safety of periarticular hyaluronic acid in acute ankle sprain . Journal: Phys Sportsmed Citation: V : 00 P : 00-00 Type: In-Process Literature: oryza Field: abstract Doc ID: pub00000000 Accession (PMID): 00000000 Matching Sentences: [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: Assessments at baseline and days 0 , 0 , 00 , 00 , and 000 included visual analogue scale ( VAS ) ( 0-00 cm ) pain on weight bearing and walking 00 m , patient global assessment of ankle injury ( 0-point categorical scale ) , patient satisfaction with treatment ( 0-point categorical scale ) , time to return to pain-free and disability-free sport , recurrent ankle sprain , total number of days missing from primary sport activity , and adverse events ( AEs ) . Time to intervention was 00 +/- 0 hours with no difference between groups . A significant reduction in VAS pain on both weight bearing and walking was observed at all follow-up assessments for HA compared with PL ( P < 0 . 000 ) . Time to pain-free and disability-free return to sport was 00 ( +/- 0 ) versus 00 ( +/- 0 ) days for HA and PL , respectively ( P < 0 . 00 ) . At 00 months , in the PL versus HA group , there were 0 versus 0 lower limb fractures , 00 versus 0 second ankle sprains ( P < 0 . 00 ) , 0 versus 0 third ankle sprains , and a significantly greater number of days missing primary sport activity ( 00 vs 00 ; P < 0 . 000 ) . Significantly greater patient satisfaction was also observed for HA versus PL at all follow-up assessments . No serious AEs were recorded throughout follow-up . Periarticular HA treatment for acute ankle sprain was highly satisfactory in the short and long term versus PL . This was associated with reduced pain , more rapid return to sport , fewer recurrent ankle sprains , fewer missed days from sport , and with few associated AEs to 00 months . [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: The objectives of this study were to determine the long-term efficacy and safety of periarticular hyaluronic acid ( HA ) injections in acute lateral ankle sprain . A randomized , controlled , prospective trial in a primary sports medicine and emergency practice involved 000 competitive athletes who suffered an acute grade 0 or 0 lateral ankle sprain , and who were randomly assigned within 00 hours of injury . Patients were randomly assigned at baseline to periarticular injection with HA + standard of care ( rest , ice , elevation , and compression [ RICE ] ) or placebo injection ( PL ) + standard of care ( RICE ) treatment at baseline assessment and day 0 after injury . Follow-up was at 00 , 00 , and 000 days after treatment . Assessments at baseline and days 0 , 0 , 00 , 00 , and 000 included visual analogue scale ( VAS ) ( 0-00 cm ) pain on weight bearing and walking 00 m , patient global assessment of ankle injury ( 0-point categorical scale ) , patient satisfaction with treatment ( 0-point categorical scale ) , time to return to pain-free and disability-free sport , recurrent ankle sprain , total number of days missing from primary sport activity , and adverse events ( AEs ) . [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: The objectives of this study were to determine the long-term efficacy and safety of periarticular hyaluronic acid ( HA ) injections in acute lateral ankle sprain . A randomized , controlled , prospective trial in a primary sports medicine and emergency practice involved 000 competitive athletes who suffered an acute grade 0 or 0 lateral ankle sprain , and who were randomly assigned within 00 hours of injury . Patients were randomly assigned at baseline to periarticular injection with HA + standard of care ( rest , ice , elevation , and compression [ RICE ] ) or placebo injection ( PL ) + standard of care ( RICE ) treatment at baseline assessment and day 0 after injury . Follow-up was at 00 , 00 , and 000 days after treatment . Assessments at baseline and days 0 , 0 , 00 , 00 , and 000 included visual analogue scale ( VAS ) ( 0-00 cm ) pain on weight bearing and walking 00 m , patient global assessment of ankle injury ( 0-point categorical scale ) , patient satisfaction with treatment ( 0-point categorical scale ) , time to return to pain-free and disability-free sport , recurrent ankle sprain , total number of days missing from primary sport activity , and adverse events ( AEs ) . Time to intervention was 00 +/- 0 hours with no difference between groups . [ Sen. 0, subscore: 0.00 ]: The objectives of this study were to determine the long-term efficacy and safety of periarticular hyaluronic acid ( HA ) injections in acute lateral ankle sprain . A randomized , controlled , prospective trial in a primary sports medicine and emergency practice involved 000 competitive athletes who suffered an acute grade 0 or 0 lateral ankle sprain , and who were randomly assigned within 00 hours of injury . Patients were randomly assigned at baseline to periarticular injection with HA + standard of care ( rest , ice , elevation , and compression [ RICE ] ) or placebo injection ( PL ) + standard of care ( RICE ) treatment at baseline assessment and day 0 after injury . Follow-up was at 00 , 00 , and 000 days after treatment . Assessments at baseline and days 0 , 0 , 00 , 00 , and 000 included visual analogue scale ( VAS ) ( 0-00 cm ) pain on weight bearing and walking 00 m , patient global assessment of ankle injury ( 0-point categorical scale ) , patient satisfaction with treatment ( 0-point categorical scale ) , time to return to pain-free and disability-free sport , recurrent ankle sprain , total number of days missing from primary sport activity , and adverse events ( AEs ) . Time to intervention was 00 +/- 0 hours with no difference between groups . A significant reduction in VAS pain on both weight bearing and walking was observed at all follow-up assessments for HA compared with PL ( P < 0 . 000 ) . Time to pain-free and disability-free return to sport was 00 ( +/- 0 ) versus 00 ( +/- 0 ) days for HA and PL , respectively ( P < 0 . 00 ) . At 00 months , in the PL versus HA group , there were 0 versus 0 lower limb fractures , 00 versus 0 second ankle sprains ( P < 0 . 00 ) , 0 versus 0 third ankle sprains , and a significantly greater number of days missing primary sport activity ( 00 vs 00 ; P < 0 . 000 ) . 