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How the cuticle of soil-digging beetles can help us achieve non-stick surfaces for soil tillage tools: a review

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What is the best topographical pattern that should be used to enhance the functional property of non-stickiness? Is it possible to find a characteristic pattern common to all species? Will such a pattern depend on the physical properties of the soil where these beetle species live? Is it more effective to use topographic patterns with protrusions or [ver mas...]
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Favret, Eduardo Alfredo;   Guillen, Noelia Belén;   Setten, Lorena;  
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The 2nd International Online Conference on Biomimetics 16-18 september 2025
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2025-09-16
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MDPI
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2313-7673
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12123/23923
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documento de conferencia
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Biomimetics; Biomímesis; Adhesion; Adhesión; Escarabajo; Beetles; Dung Beetles; Escarabajo del Estiércol; Non-stick Surfaces; Superficies Antiadherentes; Topographic Pattern; Patrón Topográfico; Soil Tillage; Labranza del Suelo; Biomimética;
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