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Sp.

abbr.
Spanish

sp.

abbr.
1. species
2. specimen
3. spelling
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sp.

abbreviation for pl spp
1. special
2. (Biology) species
3. specific

Sp.

abbreviation for
1. (Placename) Spain
2. (Peoples) Spaniard
3. (Peoples) Spanish
4. (Languages) Spanish
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"It is well known the BSP had forgotten all issues and concerns it had with the SP. We sidelined our concerns about anti-Dalit and anti-BSP decisions of SP in 2012-17, the anti-reservation stance of SP and deteriorating law and situation under the SP rule just for the larger interest of the public and has respected the alliance dharma," tweeted Mayawati.
According to the notification, the investigation of police encounters that occurred in East district will be transferred to West district Investigation-1 SP, cases of Malir district will be transferred to West district Investigation-2 SP and investigation of the cases of Korangi district will be transferred to South district Investigation-1 SP.
Even when found at low incidence in the seeds, some fungi may represent a risk to pastures, for example, Ustilago sp. is potentially pathogenic to forage grasses and causes smut, a disease that affects seed production (Marchi et al., 2009).
These were represented by only two families and three species, Parachernes sp. (Chernetidae), Parawithius sp.
Staphylinidae sp.7 5 3 Dermaptera Forficulidae Doru sp. 1 1 Forficulidae sp.1 15 5 Forficulidae sp.2 .
Las familias Asteraceae, Fabaceae y Lamiaceae aportaron mayor numero de morfotipos, con Escallonia sp. y Eucalyptus sp., como las principales fuentes de polen y nectar, las mismas que constituyeron mieles monoflorales, coincidiendo con el momento de maxima floracion de dichos taxones y acorde a la intensa actividad de las abejas meliferas observada en ellas.