A Three-Set Type Korean Keyboard Model, 38K, with High Compatibility to the KS Computer Keyboard

Kim, Kuk

doi:10.5143/jesk.2014.33.5.355

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“…Owing to the large morphological variations in Astilbe , the taxonomy of South Korean Astilbe has remained incomplete to date ( Chung 1957 ; Lee 1980 ; Lee 1996a , b ; Im 1997 ).Taxonomic studies on South Korean Astilbe species were first conducted by Chung et al (1983) and Kim (1987) , who recorded 5 species and 3 varieties, and 1 species and 3 varieties, respectively. In illustrated books and directory books, Lee (1980) recorded 2 species and 1 variety, Lee (1996a) recorded 3 species and 2 varieties, Lee (1996b) recorded 2 species, 2 varieties, and 1 form, while Im (1997) recorded 1 species and 4 varieties.…”

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Astilbe uljinensis (Saxifragaceae), a new species from South Korea

Oh¹,

Han²,

Oh³

2020

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A new species Astilbe uljinensis B.U.Oh & H.J.Choi is described from Gangwon-do and Kyeongsangbuk-do in South Korea based on its morphological characteristics and distributional pattern. A. uljinensis is easily distinguished not only from three other Astilbe species in South Korea, but all other species in the genus by possessing a green young rachis, dense long whitish glandular hairs on the young rachis, dense long brownish glandular hairs on the mature inflorescence, and a slightly undulated margin of leaf epidermal cells. Specific comparisons of morphological features such as the type of the trichome, the shape of the leaf epidermis cell, and the color of the young rachis that differentiate A. uljinensis from Astilbe chinensis, another South Korean Astilbe species, are provided.

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Astilbe uljinensis (Saxifragaceae), a new species from South Korea

Oh¹,

Han²,

Oh³

2020

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“…The researches on the new keyboard layout other than the one used as a standard on a variety of smart devices Gong and Tarasewich, 2005;Kim and Yoo, 2008;Kim, 2009;Kim, 2014;Dunlop et al, 2014) have been conducted in terms of the existing researches on the keyboard layout. However, the fact that even though Dvorak keyboard (Dvorak, 1943) has a more effective keyboard layout compared to QWERTY keyboard, QWERTY keyboard has been fixed as the standard, implying that the keyboard layout habituated by the experience of the users is an essential influential factor in the area of usability.…”

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