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Re: Google Scholar: Any Comments?
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- From: Ted Freeman <tfreeman@allenpress.com>
- Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2004 12:24:45 EST
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When I searched Google Scholar on "We found therapeutic instructions involving the use of garlic to solve some of the most common ailments," a phrase from the full text of an Economic Botany article in BioOne, Google Scholar did not produce that BioOne article among the hits it returned. When I searched with the same phrase in the regular version of Google, however, the BioOne article was first in the hit list. So Google Scholar must be a subset or incomplete database of indexed articles in the general Google system. Why would this be so, I wonder? Ted Freeman Director of Internet Publishing Allen Press
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