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journal de mycologie medicale

ISSN 1156-5233· EN

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37.6/100
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Short Name journal de mycologie medicale
Abbreviated Name journal de mycologie medicale
ISSN 1156-5233
URL https://www.journals.elsevier.com/journal-of-medical-mycology

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Publications Per Year

Articles (20)

2010
on morphosyntactic and semantic conditions of conjuction syntactic transformations - gde, kako, da
Vol. 2010 , No. 66 , pp. 435-442
292 views DOI Abstract
2005
the word-family of s.-cr. batati, botati, butati "to hit, beat, push, etc.": derivation, semantics, etymology
Vol. 2005 , No. 61 , pp. 57-93
264 views DOI Abstract
2015
causal-implicative relationships in the serbian hypotaxis (complex of generative complex sentences)
Vol. 71 , No. 3-4 , pp. 121-186
259 views DOI Abstract
2013
certain microsyntactic constructions in russian which include the word čto as a constituent element
Vol. 2013 , No. 69 , pp. 137-147
222 views DOI Abstract
2013
once more on the verbal aspect and linguistic politeness in the slavonic imperative: a parallel with greek
Vol. 2013 , No. 69 , pp. 169-183
197 views DOI Abstract
2008
idioms containing the lexeme obraz
Vol. 2008 , No. 64 , pp. 561-569
146 views DOI Abstract
2017
serbian language in the light of contrastive-typological researches
Vol. 73 , No. 3-4 , pp. 355-388
116 views DOI Abstract
2017
serbian language in the light of contrastive-typological researches
Vol. 73 , No. 3-4 , pp. 355-388
116 views DOI Abstract
2015
causal-implicative relationships in the serbian hypotaxis (complex of generative complex sentences)
Vol. 71 , No. 3-4 , pp. 121-186
259 views DOI Abstract
2013
once more on the verbal aspect and linguistic politeness in the slavonic imperative: a parallel with greek
Vol. 2013 , No. 69 , pp. 169-183
197 views DOI Abstract
2013
certain microsyntactic constructions in russian which include the word čto as a constituent element
Vol. 2013 , No. 69 , pp. 137-147
222 views DOI Abstract
2010
dahija and daija - "a tyrant" and "a hero"
Vol. 2010 , No. 66 , pp. 373-386
11 views DOI Abstract
2010
perevody svjaščennogo pisanija na belorusskij jazyk
Vol. 2010 , No. 66 , pp. 497-511
92 views DOI Abstract
2010
romanskoe vlijanie na staroserbskij sintaksis
Vol. 2010 , No. 66 , pp. 357-371
8 views DOI Abstract
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37.6/100

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36.5/100

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