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Nylund, C.E. 1944: Comparisons of dark adaptation capacity and blood values for vitamin A. Nord. Med 23: 1323-1324

Nelson, R.; Lewis, R.W. 1938: Comparisons of fungicides for control of Celery leaf blights. Quart. Bull. Mich, agric. Exp. Sta 20(4): 210-221

Dutton, W.C.; Farish, L.R. 1936: Comparisons of high-calcium and dolomitic hydrated limes in Bordeaux, zinc-lime and iron-lime on Cherry and Peach. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 33: 186

Hockey, J.F. 1938: Comparisons of orchard fungicides, 1938. Rep. N.S. Fruit Grs' Ass 75: 53-55; 57-58

Cation, D.; Rasmussen, E.J. 1937: Comparisons of some old and new materials for spraying Cherries. Quart. Bull. Mich, agric. Exp. Sta 19(3): 123-142

Nelson, F.E.; Caulfield, W.J.; Martin, W.H. 1939: Comparisons of the inactivation of phosphatase enzyme and the killing of Escherichia-Aerobacter organisms as criteria of satisfactory pasteurization of ice cream mix. Jour Dairy Sci 22(7): 535-541

Morgenweck, G. 1941: Comparisons of the structure of arable land and grassland. Pflanzenbau 18: 161-91

Schrader, A.L. 1936: Comparisons of various nitrogen fertilizers especially in relation to fall applications versus spring applications. Trans. Peninsula hort. Soc. for 1936 25(5): 81-5

Liu JiaLing 2005: Comparisons on cigarette expenditures in China and U.S.A. Acta Tobacaria Sinica 11(4): 1-5

Scherrer, K.; Schreiber, R. 1942: Comparitive feeding experiment wih lucerne silage as a partial substitute for barley groats in the feeding of pigs. Biedermanns Zentralbl. B. Tierernahrung 14: 65-70

Tiemann, H.D. 1943: Compartment or progressive kiln?. Sth. Lumberm, 167: 2097; 2099, 49-50; 53-5; 47-8

Carter, R.H. 1929: Compatibilities of Insecticides. I. Fluosilicates and Cryolite with Arsenates. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 22(5): 814-818

Cope, F.W. 1938: Compatibility and fruit setting in cacao. 8th Annu. Rep. Cacao Res., Trin, publ. 1939. 17-20

Cope, F.W. 1939: Compatibility and fruit-setting in cacao. Eighth A.R. on Cacao Research for 1939. 17-20

Fagerlind, F. 1944: Compatibility and incompatibility in the genus Rosa. Acta Horticulturae 13: 247-302

Kolkunov, V. 1936: Compatibility between high yield and high sugar content in Beta races. Selek. Semenovod, 8, 57-9

Murray, C.W. 1932: Compatibility of Acid Lead Arsenate with Commercial Oil Emulsions as used in the Pacific Northwest. Proc. Washington St. Hort. Ass, Olympia, Wash., 27: 52-56

Upshall, W.H. 1941: Compatibility of Bechtel's Crab on some Malling rootstocks. Sci. Agric 21: 687-8

Kosina, J. 2007: Compatibility of Czech pear cultivars with quince rootstock in nursery. Vedecke Prace Ovocnarske 20: 43-46

Fleck, E.E.; Haller, H.L. 1945: Compatibility of DDT with insecticides, fungicides, and fertilizers. Indust And Engineer Chem Indust Ed 37(4): 403-405

Anonymous 1919: Compatibility of Spray Mixtures. N.Z. Jl. Agric, Wellington , 214-215

Verma, K.K.; Sewak Ram; Nandal, S.N. 2006: Compatibility of VAM, Glomus fasciculatum with nematicides to manage Meloidogyne incognita in okra. Haryana Journal of Agronomy 22(1): 40-41

McCray, F.A. 1932: Compatibility of Certain Nicotiana Species. Genetics 17(6): 621-636

Ginsburg, J.M. 1933: Compatibility of oil emulsion-cresylic acid sprays with fungicides. Jour Econ Ent 26(3): 566-572

Vidal, J.L., E.Al. 1931: Compatibility trials with different grape vine stocks. Progres agricole et viticole 48: 375-8

Wilcomb, H.H. 1940: Compatible and non-compatible mixtures of sprays and dusts. California Citrograph 25(11): 348

Cuin, T.A.; Shabala, S. 2007: Compatible solutes reduce ROS-induced potassium efflux in Arabidopsis roots. Plant Cell and Environment 30(7): 875-885

Kaplan, P.M. 1936: Compensating effect of the liver in carbohydrate metabolism.. Med. exp. Ukraine. 6, 43-55

Kristensen, R.K. 1931: Compensation and the calculation of the error in field tests. A brief presentation. Arch. Pfianzenbau. 32. 8: 436-55

Anonymous 1933: Compensation for electricity wayleaves over temporary grass. Land. Agents' Soc, 32: 738

Vinconneau, V.R. 1944: Compensation for reforestation after a catastrophe.. Rev. Eaux For 82(2): 83-9

Dobberstein, J. 1944: Compensation in outbreaks of foot and mouth disease. Berl. Munch. tierarztl. Wschr./Wien. tierarztl. Mschr, Sept. 29th. 315-317

Winter, C.A.; Emery, F.E. 1936: Compensatory adrenal hypertrophy in the rat as influenced by sex, castration, time and thyroidectomy. Anat. Rec 66: 401-409

Selye, H. 1940: Compensatory atrophy of the adrenals. Journal American Medicine Assoc 115(26): 2246-2252

Tomenius, J. 1944: Compensatory excretion of nitrogen in renal insufficiency. Nord. Med 22: 981-982

Dobreff, M. 1936: Compensatory hypertrophy of the parotid gland in pancreatic islet hypofunction. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 62: 67-69

Moore, E. 1933: Compensatory hypertrophy of the thyroid gland in guinea-pigs. Effect of potassium iodide and of anterior lobe pituitary extract. Arch. Pathol 16: 657-666

Bernal, P.; Segura, A.; Ramos, J.-L. 2007: Compensatory role of the cis-trans-isomerase and cardiolipin synthase in the membrane fluidity of Pseudomonas putida DOT-T1E. Environmental Microbiology 9(7): 1658-1664

Porter, C.L.; Carter, J.C. 1938: Competition among fungi. Bot Rev 4(4): 165-182

Munerati, O. 1931: Competition between Ustilago tritici and Tilletia tritici in the same Wheat plant. Comptes rendus Acud. des Sciences 192(5): 296-297

Krizenecky, J. 1934: Competition between animal fats and so-called artifical edible fats as affected by changes in price. Vestn. csl. Akad. Zemed 10: 281-285

Mather, K.M. 1936: Competition between bivalents during chiasma formation. Proceedings Roy Society London B 120(817): 208-227

Quinby, J.R.; Killough, D.T.; Stansel, R.H. 1937: Competition between cotton varieties in adjacent rows. J. Amer. Soc. Agron 29: 269-79

Wilson, P.W.; Hull, J.F.; Burris, R.H. 1943: Competition between Free and Combined Nitrogen in Nutrition of Azotobacter. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 29(9): 289-294

Spencer, L. 1939: Competition between fresh milk and canned milk. Ass. Bull. (Int. Ass. Milk Dlrs). 32: 61-80

Brieger, F.G. 1945: Competition between megaspores in maize. An. Esc. Sup. Agric, Luiz de Queiroz" Univ. S. Paulo 2(18): 239-67

Nicol, H.; Thornton, H.G. 1941: Competition between related strains of nodule bacteria and its influence on infection of the legume host. Proceedings Roy Society Ser B Biol Science 130(858): 32-59

Hull, A.C., J. 1941: Competition between sagebrush and reseeded species on a burned-over area in south-eastern Idaho. Proc. Utah Acad. Sci, 18: 12

Krizenecky, J. 1934: Competition between so-called artificial edible fats and natural fats of animal origin in household consumption in Czechoslovakia. Vestn. csl. Akad. Zemd 10: 120-129

Jones, M. 1936: Competition between species under pasture conditions. Agric. Progr 13: 62-5

Smirnov, E.; Polejaeff, W. 1934: Competition for Space by the Coccid, L. ulmi. Z. angew. Ent, Berlin 21(3): 406-414

Anonymous 1913: Competition for a remedy against the vine moth. Riv. Vitic. Enol. Agrar. Conegliano 19(23): 541-547

Lange, W. 1941: Competition for good butter-fat transmitters in cattle breeding. Dtsch. landw. Tierz, 45: 307

Thomas, M.T. 1934: Competition in seeds mixtures at high elevations (850 ft.) at Moelglomen, Talybont, Cardiganshire. Ann. appl. Biol 21: 553-65

Vasconcelos, D.D.M. 1940: Competition of cassava varieties. Bol. Sec. Agric. Pernambuco. 6: 164-73

Pickford, G.D.; Reid, E.H. 1943: Competition of elk and domestic livestock for summer range forage. Jour Wildlife Management 7(3): 328-332

Haring, F. 1937: Competition of pigs entered for fattening tests at the instructional show in Berlin, 22nd-24th April 1937. Z. Schweinez 44(44): 301-304

Krizenecky, J. 1934: Competition of so-called artificial edible fats with animal fats in farm households in Czechoslovakia. Vestn. csl. Akad. Zemed 10: 285-289

Braga, C.D.S.; Kalckmann, R.E. 1944: Competition of varieties, spacing and manuring in flax. Bol. Soc. Brasil. Agron. Rio de J 7: 7-20

Weaver, J.E. 1942: Competition of western wheat grass with relict vegetation of prairie. American Journal of Botany 29(5): 366-372

Santini, G.; Tucci, L.; Ottonetti, L.; Frizzi, F. 2007: Competition trade-offs in the organisation of a Mediterranean ant assemblage. Ecological entomology 32(3): 319-326

Laukkanen, M.; Koundouri, P. 2006: Competition versus cooperation in groundwater extraction: a stochastic framework with heterogeneous agents. Water management in arid and semi arid regions: interdisciplinary perspectives: 188-198

Demela, J. 1936: Competitions for the best meadow yields. Zemed. Pokrok 3: 151-4

Andersen, M.-Klindt; Hauggaard-Nielsen, H.; Weiner, J.; Jensen, E.-Steen 2007: Competitive dynamics in two- and three-component intercrops. Journal of applied ecology 44(3): 545-551

Graber, L.F. 1933: Competitive efficiency and productivity of bluegrass (Poa pratensis L.) with partial defoliations at two levels of cutting. J. Amer. Soc. Agron 25: 328-33

Macho, A.P.; Zumaquero, A.; Ortiz-Martín, I.; Beuzón, C.R. 2007: Competitive index in mixed infections: a sensitive and accurate assay for the genetic analysis of Pseudomonas syringae-plant interactions. Molecular Plant Pathology 8(4): 437-450

Eriksen Hamel, N.S.; Whalen, J.K. 2007: Competitive interactions affect the growth of Aporrectodea caliginosa and Lumbricus terrestris (Oligochaeta: Lumbricidae) in single- and mixed-species laboratory cultures. European Journal of Soil Biology 43(3): 142-150

Martin, G.R. 1944: Competitive rubber plants: hevea's advantages. Crown Colon 14: 89-90

Covelo, E.F.; Vega, F.A.; Andrade, M.L. 2006: Competitive sorption and desorption of heavy metals by individual soil components. Journal of Hazardous Materials 140(1-2): 308-315

Martins, J.P.; Lopes Junior, P.F.; Assumpcao, R.A.B. 2004: Competitive state anxiety and basketball: a comparative study with male and female athletes. Arquivos de Ciencias da Saude da UNIPAR 8(2): 107-110

Power, D.; Hallencreutz, D. 2007: Competitiveness, local production systems and global commodity chains in the music industry: entering the US market. Regional Studies 41(3): 377-389

Kline, L.V.; Chase, S.B. 1941: Compilation of data on nut weight and kernel percentage of black walnut selections. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 38: 166-174

Clouse, R.C. 1942: Compilation of recent data on mineral and vitamin values of foods. J. Amer. Dietetic Assoc 18: 553-561

Dykstra, T.P. 1942: Compilation of results in control of potato ring rot in 1941. American Potato Jour 19(9): 175-196

Went, J.C. 1938: Compilation of the investigations on the susceptibility of different Elms to Ceratostomella ulmi Buisman in the Netherlands. Phytopath. Z 11(2): 181-201

Robles, M.M. 1938: Complement Fixation Reaction and Protective Value of Anti-Hemorrhagic Septicemia Serum. Philipp. J. anim. Indust 5: 35-87

Numata, G. 1938: Complement Fixation Reaction in Weil's Disease. Mainly on the Improvement of the Antigen. Kitasato Arch 15: 45-66

Howitt, B.F. 1937: Complement Fixation Test Differentiating 3 Strains of Equine Encephalomyelitic Virus and the Virus of Lymphocytie Choriomeningitis. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol, N.Y., 35: 526-528

Traub, E.; Walbrecht, H.; Schafer, W. 1941: Complement Fixation Tests in E.I.A. Berliner und Münchener Tierärztliche Wochenschrift (14): 134-135

Deschiens, R.; Nicol, L. 1941: Complement Fixation for the Diagnosis of Ascariasis in Horses. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris., 135: 516-520

Woods, A.C.; Morris, H.H. 1918: Complement Fixation in Experimental Trypanosomiasis. Jl. Infect. Dis, Jan 22(1): 43-48

Kolmer, J.A.; Trist, M.E.; Heist, G.D. 1916: Complement Fixation in Intestinal Parasitism of Dogs. Jl. Infect. Dis, Jan 18(1): 88-105

Broom, J.C.; Findlay, G.M. 1932: Complement Fixation in Rift Valley Fever. Lancet 222: 609-611

Mohler, W.M. 1939: Complement Fixation with Chick-Embryo Antigen in Equine Eneephalomyelitis. J. Amer. vet. med. Ass 94: 39-43

Pressman, D.; Campbell, D.H.; Pauling, L. 1942: Complement Fixation with Simple Substances Containing Two or More Haptenic Groups. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 28(3): 77-79

Hoyle, L. 1940: Complement Fixation with the Shope Rabbit Papilloma Virus. J. Path. Bact 50: 169-170

Taliaferro, W.H.; Taliaferro, L.G. 1934: Complement Fixation, Precipitin, Adhesion, Mercuric Chloride and Wasserman Tests in Equine Trypanosomiasis of Panama (Murrina). J. Immunol 26: 193-213

Kodicek, E. 1943: Complement activity and vitamin C. Biochemical Journal 37(4): 456-460

Ecker, E.E.; Pillemer, L.; Martiensen, E.W.; Wertheimer, D. 1938: Complement activity as influenced by certain chemical agents. Journal of Biological Chemistry 123(1): 351-357

Ardy, C. 1939: Complement activity of serum and vitamm C. Sic. Clin. pediat 37: 495-503

Ecker, E.E.; Pillemer, L.; Griffitts, J.J.; Schwartz, W.P. 1939: Complement and asscorbic acid in human scurvy. An experimental study. J. Amer. lied. Asaoe 112: 1449-1452

Luhrs, E. 1943: Complement and haemolytic and complement-fixing amboceptors. Z. InfektKr. Haustiere 60: 86-102

Weber. 1935: Complement as a Therapeutic Agent. Z. InfektKr. Haustiere 47: 323-327

Van Den Branden, J.F. 1942: Complement fixation reaction in normal rabbits with antigen for Trypanosoma equiperdum and antigen for Trypanosoma evansi. Acta biol. belg 2: 26-29

Rodriguez, F.M. 1942: Complement fixation test in the diagnosis of dourine. Trab. Inst. Biol. anim. Madrid 7: 319-325

Ecker, E.E.; Pillemer, L.; Martiensen, E.W.; Wertheimer, D. 1938: Complement function as influenced by Szent-Gyorgyi's hexoxidase. Journal of Biological Chemistry 123(1): 359-363

Ecker, E.E.; Kovacs, J.; Pillemer, L. 1939: Complement in Anaphylactic Shock. Enzymologia 7: 305-306

Rose, S.B.; Kolmer, J.A. 1936: Complement studies on dogs during B-avitaminosis and anhydremia. J. Infect. Dis 59: 126-128

Bengtson, I.A. 1944: Complement, fixation in the rickettsial diseases-technique of the test. Publ. Hlth. Rep, Wash., 59: 402-405

Nicolau, S.; Ravelo, A. 1937: Complement-Fixation Reaction in Experimental Toxoplasma Infection. Bull. Soc. Path. exot 30: 855-859

Nakamura, J. 1936: Complement-Fixation Reaction in Rinderpest. II. On the Thermolability of the Antiserum.. J. Jap. Soc. vet. Sci, 15: pt. 1, 143-158

Nakamura, J. 1936: Complement-Fixation Reaction in Rinderpest. III. Antigenic Properties of Diseased and Normal Lymphatic Glands.. J. Jap. Soc. vet. Sci, 15: pt. 1, 190-200

Nakamura, J. 1939: Complement-Fixation Reaction in Rinderpest. V. Distribution of Antigen in the Body of the Infected Calf.. Jap. J. vet. Sci 1: 89-118

Nakamura, J.; Wagatuma, S. 1940: Complement-Fixation Reaction in Rinderpest. VI. Production of Antibody.. Jap. J. vet. Sci 2: 257-276

Acevedo, R.A. 1937: Complement-Fixation Reaetion in Hemorrhagie Septicemia. Philip. J. anim. Indust 4: 189-204

Traub, E.; Mohlmann, H. 1943: Complement-Fixation Test for Typing Foot and Mouth Disease Virus. I. Tests with Sera and Antigens from G. Pigs. Zbl. Bakt 150: 289-300

Traub, E.; Mohlmann, H. 1943: Complement-Fixation Test for Typing Foot and Mouth Disease Virus. II. Tests with G. Pig Serum and Bovine Antigen. Zbl. Bakt 150: 300-310

Karsten. 1935: Complement-Fixation Test for the Diagnosis of Bovine Tuberculosis. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 43: 101-104

Bianchi, C. 1940: Complement-Fixation Test in Diagnosis of Bovine TB. Profilassi 13: 162-169

Kanyo, B.; Gabor, O. 1938: Complement-Fixation Test in a Case of Foot and Mouth Disease in Man. Z. Immun-Forsch 92: 20-26

Meyer, K.F.; Eddie, B.; Yanamura, H. 1939: Complement-Fixation Test with Tissue-Culture-Antigens as Aid in Recognizing Latent Avian Psittacosis (Ornithosis). Proc. Soc. exp. Biol, N.Y., 41: 173-176

Reyn, A. 1940: Complement-Fixation Tests in Foot and Mouth Disease.. Acta path. microbiol. scand 17: 145-171

Aoki, M. 1936: Complement-Fixation Tests of Aetinomyeetes. Z, ImmunForsch 87: 200-201

Schoening, H.W. 1925: Complement-Fixation Tests on Serums of Cattle harbouring Trypanosoma americanum. Amer. Jl. Trop. Med 5(3): 247-249

Rarsten Bischoff. 1935: Complement-Fixation Tests with Whey for the Diagnosis of Brucella abortus Infection of the Udder in Cows. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 43: 70-71

Canic, R. 1935: Complement-Fixation in Cases of Sheep Pox. Jugoslav. vet. Glasn 15: 419-428

Galea, M. 1935: Complement-Fixation in Foot and Mouth Disease.. Archives Roumaines de Pathologie Exprimentale et de Microbiologie 8: 87-98

Konno, T.; Zaizen, K. 1934: Complement-Fixation with the Sera of Fowls infected with Salmonella) pullorum, and the Relation to Precipitation.. 9th Rep. Govt. Inst, vet. Res. Fusan. Japan, Pt. 2, Pt. 1, 41-46

Macheboeuf, M.A.; Levy, G.F.ure, M. 1935: Complement-Fixing Antigens of M. tuberculosis. III. Purification of the Lipoid Hapten of Heat-Killed Tubercle Bacilli, and Physico-Chemical Character of the Active Fraction. Ann. Inst. Pasteur, 547-572

Macheboeuf, M.A.; Levy, G.C.ambaz, M. 1934: Complement-Fixing Antigens oi Mycobact. tuberculosis Contained in the Lipoid Substances Extracted from Heat-Killed Bacteria. Ann. Inst. Pasteur 53: 591-597

Lloyd, R.B.; Chandra, S.N. 1933: Complement-fixation in filariasis. Indian Journal of Medical Research 20(4): 1197-1208

Greval, S.D.S.; Chandra, S.N.; Das, B.C. 1941: Complement-fixation in hydatid disease : suggestions. Indian Journal of Medical Research 29(1): 203-207

Mohlmann, H. 1944: Complement-fixation test in foot and mouth disease. Z. InfektKr. Haustiere 60: 324-331

Dwyer, H.L.; Neff, F.C. 1932: Complemental feeding in the new-born infant. Its effect on breast nursing. J. Amer. Med. Assoc 99: 463-465

Fabre, H.J.A. 1929: Complementary Note regarding Bovine Trypanosomiasis in Guadeloupe. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot 22(8): 668-669

Sinitsin, D.F. 1932: Complementary Note to my Observations on the Life History of Moniezia expansa. J. Parasitol, 19: 163

Irwin, M.R. 1935: Complementary action in a generic hybrid of genes having a biochemical effect. Amer. Nat, 69: 67

Owen-Smith, A.; Diclemente, R.; Wingood, G. 2007: Complementary and alternative medicine use decreases adherence to HAART in HIV-positive women. Aids Care 19(5): 589-593

Carneiro, H. 1926: Complementary anti-larval Measures in the Prevention of Malaria. A Folha Medica. Rio de Janeiro 7(14): 158-159

Wiebe, G.A. 1934: Complementary factors in barley giving a lethal progeny. Jour Heredity 25(7): 273-274

Russell, A.E.; Mckeowm, T. 1938: Complementary feeding of the suckling infant. Lancet 235: 832-833

Garcia de Lima Parada, C.Maria.; de Barros Leite Carvalhaes, M.Antonieta.; Jamas, M.Temer. 2007: Complementary feeding practices to children during their first year of life. Revista Latino-Americana de Enfermagem 15(2): 282-289

Heyne, E.G.; Wiebe, G.A.; Painter, R.H. 1943: Complementary genes in wheat. J. Hered 34: 243-45

Caldwell, R.M.; Compton, L.E. 1943: Complementary lethal genes in wheat. J. Hered 34: 67-70

Ota, M. 1925: Complementary notes on Favre's pathogenic yeast (Myceloblastanon favrei n. sp.). Ann. Parasitol. Humaine et Comp 3(2): 181-184

Smith, J.H. 1937: Complementary problems in the management of dairy herds. J. E. agric. Soc 98: 106-126

Alan, A.R.; Lim, W.S.; Mutschler, M.A.; Earle, E.D. 2007: Complementary strategies for ploidy manipulations in gynogenic onion (Allium cepa L.). Plant Science 173(1): 25-31

Stryszak, A.; Karnicki, E. 1939: Complete Agglutination in Cows not Infected with Brucellosis. Wiad. weteryn. 18: 254-260

Bemelans, E. 1931: Complete Clearing-up of the Existing Confusion regarding the Diseases described as Influenza in the Horse. Berl. tierarztl Wschr 47: 761-767

Portier, P. 1919: Complete Development of Larvae of Tenebrio molitor reared on Food sterilised at a temperature of 130 degrees. C. R. Soc. Biol. Paris Ixxxii: 2, 59-60

Ninni, C. 1932: Complete Reconstitution of the in vivo Antigenic Function of the Lipoids of Tubercle Bacilli : Toxicity of the Mixtures. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris., 110: 85-38

Chabrol, E.; Charonnat, R.; Maximin, M.; Cottet, J. 1933: Complete absorption of chlorine from the gallbladder of the dog. C.R. Soc. Biol 113: 1347-1348

Freed, S.C.; Soskin, S. 1937: Complete and incomplete estrogenic hormones, arising from different sites in the rat's ovary. Endocrinology 21: 599-602

Burgi, E. 1939: Complete and incomplete foods. Schweiz. med. Wochenschr 69: 7-10

Hudson, R.T.; Huoheeson, D.C.; Obtner, A.B. 1941: Complete bilateral epiphyseal separation of the upper humeral epiphyses due to scurvy. Report of a case. J. Bone Joint Surg 23: 375-378

Wilander, O. 1938: Complete blood analysis of heparinized blood. Acta Med Scand 94(3): 258-266

Ivanic, M. 1935: Complete conjugation in C. digitatum with observations on conjugation in freshwater Foraminifera. Biol. Zbl 55: 225-243

Loewy, G. 1932: Complete deprivation of pancreatic secretion by anastomosis of pancreatic duct and ureter. C. R. Soc. Biol 111: 583-585

Messerli, D. 1932: Complete diet. Ro1e of amino-acids, diastases and malt in the diet and in the assimilation of carbohydrates. Schweiz. Ztschr. f. Hyg, 12, 789-791

Loewy, G. 1931: Complete diversion of bile from the alimentary tract. Hypertrophy of the parathyroids, osteomalacia. Presse med 39: 1627-1630. 6 figs

Schaperclaus, W. 1937: Complete economic success in feeding potatoes. Experiments at the hatchery at Zettitz. Fischerei-Zeitung. 40: 435-439;449-450

Singleton, W.R. 1932: Complete elimination of certain classes of gametes in Zea. Proc 6th Int. Cong. Genet, N.Y., 2: 182-84

Miller, H.G.; Cromeie, D.M.R. 1939: Complete freedom from dental caries. A comparative study of twenty-five children. Lancet 237: 131-133

Sherpa, A.Rinzing.; Hallan, V.; Pathak, P.; Zaidi, A.Asghar. 2007: Complete nucleotide sequence analysis of Cymbidium mosaic virus Indian isolate: further evidence for natural recombination among potexviruses. Journal of Biosciences 32(4): 663-669

Allard, H.A. 1938: Complete or partial inhibition of flowering in certain plants when days are too short or too long. Journal of Agricultural Research (Washington, D.C.) 57(10): 775-789

Solun, A.S. 1938: Complete rations formares and conception. Probl. Zivotn, 4, 16-26

Giovannoni, J.J. 2007: Completing a pathway to plant vitamin C synthesis. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 104(22): 9109-9110

Orosi-Pal, Z. 1936: Completion of the Investigation on the Development of the external Acarapis Mite of the Honey Bee. Z. Parasitenk, Berlin, August 3rd 8(5): 617-618

CataSalgado, Y.; Gonzalez Suarez, E.; Gonzalez Cortes, M.; Machado Benavides, S. 2005: Complex analysis of processes in order to achieve a better use of the thermal energy in a sugar factory. Centro Azucar 32(2): 31-34

Lamprecht, H. 1935: Complex and homologous mutations especially in Ph. vudgaris, Ph. mulriflorus and P. sativum. Hereditas. Lund 20: 273-88

Lamprecht, H. 1935: Complex and homologous mutations, especially in Phaseolus vulgaris, Ph. multiflorus and Pisum sativum. Hereditas, Lund 20: 273-88

Kung, Lan Chen 1944: Complex carbohydrates of some Chinese foods. Jour Nutrition 28(6): 407-411

Padwick, G.W. 1938: Complex fungal rotting of pea seeds. Arm Appl Biol 25(1): 100-114

Hernaman-Johnson, K. 1935: Complex hermaphrodism in a cocker. Vet. Rec 7: 1099-1100

Vladykin, A.N. 1940: Complex scoring of trotters as a method of mass selection. Vestn.seljsJcokoz, Nauki Zivotn, 1, 82-88

Remezov, N.P.; Smaragdov, D.G. 1943: Complex solution of the problem of the afforestation of steppes.. Pedology 3, 34-40

Jaroshevsky, P. 1931: Complex-biological study of beet with the view of practical appliance in beet breeding and agro-technic. Nauk. Zapiski Tsukr. Prom 14: 271-98

Kotak, S.; Larkindale, J.; Lee, U.; von Koskull-Döring, P.; Vierling, E.; Scharf, K.-D. 2007: Complexity of the heat stress response in plants. Current Opinion in Plant Biology 10(3): 310-316

Wood, R. 2006: Compliance decision criteria - problems encountered and actions taken in the EU and Codex. Accreditation and Quality Assurance 11(1/2): 83-88

Veraart, R.; Coulier, L. 2007: Compliance testing of chemical migration from food contact materials. Chemical migration and food contact materials: 87-121

Ungar, H. 1945: Complications due to ascariasis, as observed at autopsy.. Harefuah 28(11): 237-241

Smirnoff, G.E. 1934: Complications in Anti-Anthrax Vaccination of Horses. Sovyet. Vet, 11, 12-16

Gear, J. 1939: Complications in Tick-bite Fever. S. Afr. med. J, Cape Town 13: 35-36

Andrews, E.D. 1942: Complications in acute illnesses. Arch. Pediat 59: 784-790

Harper, P. 1932: Complications of hookworm disease. British Medical Journal 3740, 535

Pacey, K.C.; Bleackley, J.R.; Martine, W.R. 1943: Compo-cookery in a casualty clearing station with the B.N.A.F. J. Roy. Army Med. Corps. 81: 231-238

Pye, C.R. 1945: Component acids of two lesser-known paint oils. Paint Technol 10: 113-4

Baldwin, A.R.; Longenecker, H.E. 1944: Component fatty acids from the fat of cow colostrum. Journal of Biological Chemistry 155(2): 407-412

Baldwin, A.R.; Longenecker, H.E. 1944: Component fatty acids of early and mature human milk fat. Journal of Biological Chemistry 154(1): 255-265

Baldwin, A.R.; Longenecker, H.E. 1944: Component fatty acids of guinea pig body fat. Archives of Biochemistry 5: 147-151

Love, A.J.; Laval, V.ér.; Geri, C.; Laird, J.; Tomos, A.D.; Hooks, M.A.; Milner, J.J. 2007: Components of Arabidopsis defense- and ethylene-signaling pathways regulate susceptibility to Cauliflower mosaic virus by restricting long-distance movement. Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions: Mpmi 20(6): 659-670

Noponen, P. 1933: Components of gastric juice. Acta med. scand, Suppl 59, 386-394

Lefevre, P.C. 1943: Comportement de Helopeltis orophila Ghesq. sur plantas adventiees et sw legnmineiises. Rec. Comntun. Insl. nat. Etude agron. Congo belge, Yangambi, 1, 50-57

Paulsen, E.; Christensen, L.P.; Andersen, K.E. 2007: Compositae dermatitis from airborne parthenolide. British Journal of Dermatology 156(3): 510-515

Marshall, S. 1943: Composite Ziehl-Gram Staining Method for Sputum, Pus, and Exudates. Brit. med.J: 232-233

Olson, T.M. 1943: Composite vs. fresh samples of milk for determining percentage butterfat of cows on herd test. Jour Dairy Sci 26(8): 665-672

Milosavljević, S.; Tesević, V.; Vucković, I.; Jadranin, M.; Vajs, V.; Soković, M.; Janaćković, P.; Jovanović, A. 2007: Composition and antifungal activity of the essential oil of Seseli annuum wild-growing in Serbia. Fitoterapia 78(4): 319-322

Komm, E. 1931: Composition and antirachitic activity of an extract of egg yolk and its influence on calcium and phosphorus metabolism. Klin. Wochenschr 10: 1581-1584. 4 figs

Siniagin, I.I. 1939: Composition and certain properties of the organic matter of soils of the serozem zone in relation to their state of cultivation. Trudy Kazakh. Inst. Zemled, 1, 3-59

Rogick, F. 1943: Composition and classification of cheeses. Bol. Industr. Anim 6(3): 66-73

Diemair, W. 1936: Composition and conservation of fruit. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 62: 1081-1084

Nehring, K.; Schramm, W. 1937: Composition and digestibility of a new potato protein feeding. stuff (dried potato juice.pulp flakes). LandWirtsch. Versuchs.Stat 129: 28-33

Nehring, K.; Schramm, W. 1937: Composition and digestibility of chaff from fiaxseed. Landwirtsch. Versuchs-Stat 128: 237-256

Nehring, K.; Schramm, W. 1943: Composition and digestibility of different cereal (low-grade) brans. Ztschr. Tierernahrung Futtermittelk 6: 276-292

Nehring, K.; Schramm, W. 1939: Composition and digestibility of extracted rye germ and extracted rye bran. Ztschr. Tierernahr-ung Futtermittelk 2: 55-65

Weiser, S.; Zaitschek, A. 1932: Composition and digestibility of fodder beet. Biedermanns Zentralbl. B. Tiererndhrung 4: 201-214

Presthegge, K. 1943: Composition and digestibility of forest waste and other substitute feeds. Meld. Norg. LandbrHjsk 23: 301-73

Fissmer, E. 1938: Composition and digestibility of linseed pods. Ztschr. Tierernahrung Futtermittelk 1: 260-264

Steudel, H. 1936: Composition and digestibility of the flesh of marine fish. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 62: 846-847

Kidder, R.W. 1945: Composition and digestible nutrient content of Napier grass leaves. Journal of Agricultural Research (Washington, D.C.) 70(3): 89-93

Lavagne, J.; Mathieu, S. 1943: Composition and energy yield of human milk in a period of dietary restriction (Nov.Dec. 1942). Bull. Soc. Chim. biol, Paris 25(1/3): 112-115

Posega, R. 1938: Composition and evaluation of soup preparations. Ost. Chem.-Zeitung. 41: 53-55

V Herzig, J.; Zak, J. 1937: Composition and feeding value of lucerne hay in Moravia and Silesia. 2. Mineral content. Shorn, csl. Akad. Zemed 12: 85-90

Nehring, K.; Engelmann, C.; Schramm, W. 1943: Composition and feeding value of oilcake made from Lallemantia iberica. Biedermanns Zentralbl. B Tierernahrung. 15: 311-316

Nehring, K.; Sohkamm, W. 1943: Composition and feeding value of rutabaga and beet leaves. Ztschr. Tierernahrung Futtermittelk, 6: 177

Newton, J.D. 1936: Composition and fertilization of Alberta peats. Sci. Agric 16: 245-52

Ruzicka, A.; Havranek, A. 1943: Composition and fertilizing value of the sludge from the sediment pits of sugar factories. Ztschr, Zuckerindust. Csl, 66: 2I7-226

Whittet, J.N. 1932: Composition and fodder value of grass silage. Agric. Gaz. N. S. W 43: 167-173

Lapp, C.; Rohmer, J. 1937: Composition and food value of the migratory cricket. Bull. Soc. Chim. biol 19: 321-324

Klement, R.; Tromel, G. 1932: Composition and formation of inorganic substance of bones and teeth. Hoppe Seyler's Ztschr. f. physiol. Chem 213: 263-269

Merriam, O.A.; Fellers, C.R. 1936: Composition and nutritive studies on blueberries. Food Res 1: 501-512

Kuhl, H. 1937: Composition and nutritive value of cereal germ. Production of nutritive flours. Muhlenlab 7: 3-8

Hankins, 0. G.; Ellis, N.R. 1945: Composition and nutritive value of pork as related to weights of animals and cuts. U S Dept Agric Circ 731: 1-22

French, M.H. 1944: Composition and nutritive value of pulp and seeds in the fruit of the Baobab. E. Afr. agric. J 9: 144-5

Kurelec, V. 1935: Composition and nutritive value of rice meal. Mezogazdas. kutatas 8: 157-169

Marshall, H.L.; Hill, W.L. 1940: Composition and properties of superphosphate. Indust. Engng. Chem 32: 1128-1135

Marshall, H.L.; Hill, W.L. 1940: Composition and properties of superphosphate. Effect of degree of acidulation on the curing processes. Indust. Engng. Chem 32: 1224-1232

Jacob, K.D.; Marshall, H.L.; Reynolds, D.S.; Et Al. 1940: Composition and properties of superphosphates. Volatilization of fluorine in superphosphate manufacture. Abs. in Chem. Indust, 59: 677

Ernsting, M.J.E. 1943: Composition and properties of the milk fat globule membrane. Versl. algem. ned. Zuivelb.,'s Grav 21-23

Buckner, G.D.; Insko, W.M.; Harms, A. 1941: Composition and quantity of feed consumed by laying hens versus composition and quantity of body fat and eggs produced. Poultry Sci 20(2): 121-124

Stuart, N.W.; Marth, P.C. 1938: Composition and rooting of American holly cuttings as affected by treatment with indolebutyric acid. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 35: 839-844

O'malley, C.M.; Baldi, E.J. 1942: Composition and thiamin and riboflavin content of defatted milk solids. Jour Milk Technol 5(3): 138-140

Salmi, T. 1944: Composition and tot content of human milk with reference to war-time food conditions. Ada paediat 32: 1-26

Wilbaux, R. 1934: Composition and toxic properties of the grain and leaves of Tephrosia Vogelii Hook. Rev. Bot. appl 14: 1019-27

Wilbaux, R. 1934: Composition and toxic properties of the seed and leaves of T. Vogelii. Rev. Bot. appl 14: 1019-27

Chandler, F.B. 1944: Composition and uses of blueberries. Maine Agric Exp Sta Bull 428: 1-39

Davis, S.G.; Levine, A.S. 1942: Composition and utilization of the beach plum. Fruit Prod Jour 21(12): 361-364

Lehmann, F. 1936: Composition and value of milling refuse of rye and wheat. Landwirtsch. Jahrb 82: 803-844

Walna, B. 2007: Composition and variability of soil solutions as a measure of human impact on protected woodland areas. Central European Journal of Chemistry 5(1): 349-383

Heger, A. 1943: Composition and yield of hitherto virtually unmanaged forests in the east and their silvicultural treatment.. Forstwiss. Cbl. u. Thar. forstl. Jb, 5, 166-89

Friedman, L.; Ezell, A.I. 1942: Composition cork from Douglas Fir. Timberman 43 44(4): 14-6, 54-5

Bonot, A. 1934: Composition of. J. Chim. phys 31: 383-395

Chadwick, T.C.; Palkin, S. 1941: Composition of American gum turpentine exclusive of the pinenes. Tech Bull U S Dept Agric 749: 1-15

Grossfeld, J. 1942: Composition of Chestnuts. Z. Untersuch. Lebensmitt 84: 520-2

Sosa, A.; Sannie, C. 1944: Composition of Citrus trifoliata, L. Bull. Soc. Chim. biol. 26: 457-461

Anonymous 1938: Composition of Cyprus feedingstuffs. Ann. Sep. Dept. Agric., Cyprus. (1939). 33-34

Jorgensen, G. 1932: Composition of Danish cow's milk. Mcelkeritidende 45: 160-166

Jones, H.A.; Haller, H.L. 1941: Composition of Geraniol for Japanese Beetle Bait. News Edit. Amer. chem. Soc, Easton, Pa., 83-685

Diemair, W.; Szelinski, B. 1936: Composition of German strawberries. Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 72: 463-466

Finaly, S.V. 1936: Composition of Hungarian liquid apple.. Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 71: 322-323

Szanyi, I. 1935: Composition of Hungarian beans. Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 70: 269-274

Buckner, G.D.; Harms, A.; Insko, W.M. 1942: Composition of Kentucky bluegrass cut at different times during the year. Kentucky Agric Exp Sta Bull 440: 1-10

Lustig, B.; Mandler, E. 1933: Composition of Lipoids of Normal and Pathological Organs. IV. Composition of Lipoids of Corpora lutea, Ovaries, Testes and Epididymes of Cattle. Biochem. Z 261: 132-155

Grignani, E. 1937: Composition of Sicilian must. Ann. Chim. appl. Roma. 27: 209-212

Cuverkalov, D.; Kucerenko, I. 1935: Composition of Swine-Fever-Virus Blood after Preservation. Trud. vsesojuz. Inst. eksp. Vet 10: 80-84

Anonymous 1937: Composition of Uganda foodstuffs. Ann. Rep. Dept. Agric. Part 2, Uganda. 54-56

Wang, H.H.; Chung, T.S. 1940: Composition of Yunnan phosphate. J. Chem. Engng. China 7: 17-22

Junkersdorf, P.; Meyer, K. 1932: Composition of a middle American bean. Biochem. Ztschr 256: 100-104

Beauchamp, C.E. 1942: Composition of Alcoholic Leaf Extract and the Entire Leaf of Irish Potatoes as Indices of Soil Fertility. Plant Physiology 17(2): 165-178

Urbanyi, L. 1935: Composition of alfalfa and feeding value of alfalfa meal. Mezbgazdas. kutatas 8: 1-6

Holmes, J.B.S. 1941: Composition of ammoniated superphosphate. American Fertilizer 95(9): 5-7, 22

Randoin, L.; Simonnet, H. 1932: Composition of an artificial diet in the light of long experience on the relations between nutrition and the phenomena of growth, maintenance and particularly of reproduction. C. R. Acad. Sci 195: 1328-1330

Kushner, H.F. 1938: Composition of blood in camels in relation to the working ability of these animals. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 18(9): 681-684

Rhian, M.; Wilson, W.O.; Moxon, A.L. 1944: Composition of blood of normal turkeys. Poult. Sci 23: 224-229

Ueno, S.; Ikuta, H. 1934: Composition of blue shark-liver oil. 1. Unsaponifiable matter and saturated fatty acids. J. Soc. Chem. Induat. Japan. 37: 506-507B

Hansen, A.E.; Palmer, L.S.; Nelson, J.W.sley 1940: Composition of bone in extreme osteoporosis associated with hepatoma. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 43(1): 206-207

Sobel, A.E.; Rockenmacher, M.; Kramer, B. 1945: Composition of bone in relation to blood and diet. Journal of Biological Chemistry 159(1): 159-171

Kramer, B.S.ear, M.J.; Siegd, J. 1931: Composition of bone. 10. Mechanism of healing in low phosphorus rickets. Journal of Biological Chemistry 91: 271-290

Shear, M.J.; Offner, M.M. 1931: Composition of bone. 11. Binding of calcium ions by serum. Journal of Biological Chemistry 91: 291-305

Washburn, M.L.; Shear, M.J. 1932: Composition of bone. 13. Direct gravimetric determination of Ca, Mg, and PO4. Journal of Biological Chemistry 99: 21-41

Kramer, B.S.eab, M.J.; Siegel, J. 1931: Composition of bone: 12. Effect of inadequate amounts of viosterol on the healing of rickets. Journal of Biological Chemistry 91: 723-730

Young, M.W. 1936: Composition of bones. Note on some New Zealand bones-normal and abnormal. N.Z. J. Sci. Technol. 18: 391-395

Anonymous 1938: Composition of butterfat. Jversl. Rijkszuivelstation, Leiden. 3-5

Bougault, J.; Schuster, G. 1934: Composition of cacao butter. Remarks on a note by Hilditch on the partial saponification of the mixed azelaic glycerides. Bulletin de la Societe Chimique de France (1): 1416-1419

Logan, M.A. 1935: Composition of cartilage, bone, dentin, and enamel. Journal of Biological Chemistry 110(2): 375-389

Ramsdell, G.A.; Whittier, E.O. 1944: Composition of casein in milk. Journal of Biological Chemistry 154(2): 413-419

Dabrowska, W. 1932: Composition of caseous paste found in young pigeons' crops. C.R. Soc. Biol 110: 1091-1093

Rogers, M.; Gillum, I.; Kunerth, B.L.; Pittman, M.S. 1937: Composition of certain beef cuts as affected by grade, location in cut, and method of cooking. J. Amer. Dietetic Assoc 13: 320-324

Ruitikov, M.G. 1933: Composition of chufa nuts. Schr. zentr. Forschungsinst. Lebensm., U. S. S. R 4: 136-144

Roberts, J.A.; Gaddum, L.W. 1937: Composition of citrus fruit juices. Indust. Eng. Chem 29: 574-575

Shah, A.A. 1936: Composition of colostrum from the Montgomery cows. Indian J. Vet. Sci 6: 234-242

Grossfeld, J.; Kanitz, H.R. 1936: Composition of commercial beet syrup. Ztschr. Unterauch. Lebenamittel. 71: 181-185

Goy, D. 1933: Composition of commercial feedingstuffs in 1932. Ztschr. f. Schweinezucht 40: 100-103

Wendt, H. 1932: Composition of contents of small intestine of normal dogs after ingestion of fat. Biochem. Ztschr 245: 80-84

Swenson, A.C.; Cline, J.A. 1935: Composition of cooked and uncooked beef. J. Home Econ, 27: 541

Bruna, J.M. 1936: Composition of cow's milk in the city Of Valladolid. Rev. Sanid. Hig. publ. 11: 395-406

Sinclair, W.B.; Bartholomew, E.T.; Bliss, D.E. 1941: Composition of dates as affected by soil fertilizer treatments. Rept Date Growers Inst 18: 11-16

Hernler, F.; Philippi, E. 1933: Composition of different haemocyanins. Hoppe Seyler's Ztschr. f. physiol. Chem 216: 110-119

Gale, L.; Cruess, W.V. 1931: Composition of dried California prunes of the French (prune d'Agen) variety. Fruit Products J 10: 302-304

Culpepper, C.W.; Moon, H.H. 1933: Composition of eggplant fruit at different stages of maturity in relation to its preparation and use as food. Journal of Agricultural Research (Washington, D.C.) 47(9): 705-717

Listo, E.-M. 1941: Composition of eggs produced by White Leghorn hens in Finland. Maataloust. Aikakausk. 13: 136-144

Nottbohm, F.E. 1939: Composition of elephant's milk. Vorratspflege Lebensmittelforsch 2: 150-152

Ellegood, J.A.; Fischer, L. 1940: Composition of fireweed honey. Food Res 5(6): 559-561

Tangl, H. 1942: Composition of fish and its importance in the national diet.. Arb. ung. biol. Forsch.-Inst 14: 391-396

Kok, E.A. 1940: Composition of fodder plants. Determination of the feeding value of some native and introduced fodders. Rev. Indust. animal 3(1): 53-69

Crafts, A.S.; Lorenz, O.A. 1944: Composition of Fruits and Phloem Exudate of Cucurbits. Plant Physiology 19(2): 326-337

Thomas, R.C. 1943: Composition of fungus hyphae IV: Phytophthora. Ohio J. Sci 43(3): 135-138

Thomas, R.C. 1942: Composition of fungus hyphae. III. The Pythiaceae. Ohio Jour Sci 42(2): 60-62

Lang, K. 1933: Composition of globin in healthy and anaemic persons. Arch. f. exp. Pathol. u. Pharmakol 174: 63-68

Koolhaas, D.R. 1936: Composition of glutinous rice. Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 71: 38-44

Lythgoe, H.C. 1940: Composition of goat milk of known purity. Jour Dairy Sci 23(11): 1097-1108

Jeschki, K. 1937: Composition of goat's milk. Ost. Chem. Zeitung 40: 525-526

Pritzker, J.; Jungkunz, R. 1932: Composition of horse fat. Ztschr. f. Untersuch. d. Lebensmittel 63: 30-37

Tarjan, R.; Molnar, M.; Fekete, L.; Sos, J. 1944: Composition of human milk. Nepegeszsegugy, 1947: 3, 89-90

Escttdebo, P.; Pierantgeli, E. 1940: Composition of human milk. Factors that affect its nutritive value. Inst. Nac. Nutrition Buenos Aires, Kecop. Trab. Client 5: 148-179

Bergman, G.G. 1932: Composition of insects during metamorphosis. Trav. lab. biogeochem. acad. sci. U.R.S.S 2: 31-42

Church, C.G. 1933: Composition of juice of oranges from girdled and ungirdled trees. Calif. Citrograph. 18: 348-9

Griffing, E.P.; Alsberg, C.L. 1931: Composition of kapok seed. Indust. Eng. Chem 23: 908-909

Watson, P.D. 1940: Composition of lactic acid. Production of a highly concentrated acid. Industr. Engng Chem., Industr, Ed 32: 399-401

Spuy, M.J.V.D.; Stead, H.A.J. 1931: Composition of lucerne-hay cut at different stages. Farming S. Afr 6: 401-2

Dworak, L. 1935: Composition of maize at different stages of ripening. Mezogazdas. kutatas. 8: 147-156

Dittrich, H. 1938: Composition of mare's milk. Milchwirtsch. Forsch 19: 406-412

Schmidt, J.; Lauprecht, E.; Winzenbukger, W. 1934: Composition of meadow grass under intensive grazing. Landwirtsch. Jahrb 80: 947-967

Claussen 1933: Composition of meat meal and carcase meal. Ztschr. f. Fleisch.u. Milchhyg 43: 201-207

Belle, G. 1934: Composition of milk and feeding of children in Morocco. Le Lait 14: 579-582

Velu, H.; Zottner, G.; Belle, G. 1934: Composition of milk and hygiene of milk production in Morocco. Le Lait 14: 572-579

Cornalba, G. 1934: Composition of milk and related problems. Latte e Latticini 11: 31

Petkoff, N. 1937: Composition of milk in Bulgaria. Ztschr. Untersuch, Lebensmittel. 74: 170-175

Swett, W.W.; Miller, F.W.; Graves, R.R. 1932: Composition of milk obtained from amputated cow udders. Journal of Agricultural Research (Washington, D.C.) 45: 401-419

Overman, O.R.; Garrett, O.F.; Wright, K.E.; Sanmann, F.P. 1939: Composition of milk of Brown Swiss cows. Illinois Agric Exp Sta Bull 457: 575-623

Overman, O.R.; Garrett, O.F.; Wright, K.E.; Sanmann, F.P. 1939: Composition of milk of Brown Swiss cows, with summary of data on the composition of milk from cows of other dairy breeds. Illinois Agric. Exp. Stat. Bull, 457, 573-623

Anonymous 1938: Composition of milks. Rep. med. Offr. Hlth. Woolwich. 117-119

Mameli, E.; Cultrera, R. 1932: Composition of parmesan cheese. Ind. ital. Conserve aliment 7: 301-311

Schmidt, J.; Lauprecht, E.; Dschapabidse, D.; Haase, J.W. 1936: Composition of pasture and yield of a meadow recently grazed by dairy cows. Landwirtsch. Jahrh 82: 319-364

Kataoka, E. 1934: Composition of pig's thymus. J. Biochem. Japan. 19: 21-24

French, E.L.; Tefet, H.; Rathbun, M.; Eckhardt, J.; Welch, E.; Hodge, H.C. 1939: Composition of precolumbian teeth. Calcium, phosphorus, and carbon dioxide determinations on all the dentin and all the enamel. J. Dent. Res 18: 547-556

Lang, K. 1933: Composition of proteins of goat's milk. Milchwirtsch. Forsch 16: 180-182

Bickel, A.; Kanitz, H.R. 1934: Composition of pure intestinal juice from the lowest section of the ileum in man. Biochem. Ztschr 270: 378-381

Hock, A. 1941: Composition of rabbit depot fat after feeding a saturated fat with uneven carbon atom numbers. Ernahrung 6: 278-281

Mcmillin, H.R. 1931: Composition of rabbit meat. J. Home Econ 23: 1149-1151

Kizevetter, V.V.; Dikanskaja, S.L. 1937: Composition of rabbit meat and its food value.. Problems of Nutrition, Moscow 6(2): 25-36

Mamaeva, L.Ya. 1940: Composition of salt concretions in alkali soils in the Trans-Volga region. Trans. Dokuchaev Inst 22: 91-104

Chapman, R.E. 1934: Composition of salts on leaves of some desert plants. Ann. Bot 48: 777-780

Freitas, A.P.D.C.E. 1943: Composition of seed from hay sweepings. Rev. Agron., Lisboa 31: 354-70

Canneri, G.; Salani, R. 1935: Composition of some Italian honeys. Ann. Chim. appl. Roma 25: 397-406

Burnet, E.; Viscontini, M. 1939: Composition of some Tunisian food dishes. Archives de l'Institut Pasteur de Tunis 28: 339-349

Carpenter, T.M. 1940: Composition of some common foods with respect to the carbohydrate content. Jour Nutrition 19(5): 415-422

Gurney, E.H. 1937: Composition of some fruits and fruit waste. Queensland Agric. J 47: 403-405

Van Slyke, L.L. 1921: Composition of some of the Insecticides and Fungicides used in this State. Proc 66th 3rd Ann. Meeting N.Y. State Hortic. Soc, Rochester, N.Y., 12-16

Remy, E. 1936: Composition of soup cubes. Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 72: 85-86

Bryant, L.H.; Morrison, F.R. 1942: Composition of soya beans grown in New South Wales. Jour Australian Inst Agric Sci 8(3): 117-118

Umbreit, W.W.; Burris, R.H. 1938: Composition of soybean nodules and root nodule bacteria. Soil Sci 45(2): 111-126

Culpepper, C.W. 1937: Composition of summer squash and its relationship to variety, stage of maturity, and use as a food product. Food Res 2: 289-303

Taylor, R.A. 1939: Composition of superphosphate (super) and Nauru phosphate. Queensland Agric. J 52: 549-553

Wajda, J. 1933: Composition of the Blood in the Course of Strangles and the Application of Besredka's Antivirus. Przeglad Wet 46: 281-294

Barth, L.; Kabelitz, G.; Steller, K. 1940: Composition of the Meat of Clinically Healthy Cattle with Chronic Brucellosis. Ernahrung 5: 213-217

Kedrov-Zichman, O.K. 1935: Composition of the absorbed cations of podsolized soils and cultivated plants. Bull. Vsesojuz. Akad. S.-H. Nauk, 5, 10-12

Hilling, P. 1941: Composition of the ash of dry skim milk and its relation to neutralization. J. Assoc. Off. Agric. Chem 24: 744-751

Bialaszewicz, K.; Lewet, M. 1938: Composition of the ash of the crop milk of pigeons. Acta Biol. exp 12: 265-270

Moraczewski, W.V.; Grzycki, S.; Sadowski, T.; Gucfa, W. 1936: Composition of the blood and excretion of urine after administration of salt solutions. Klin. Wochenschr 15: 1126-1127

Merklen, P.; Israel, L.; Froelich, F.; Jacob, A. 1936: Composition of the blood following gastrectomy. Nutrition 6: 337-346

Rauschning, S. 1933: Composition of the casein of goat's milk. Goat's milk anaemia. Milchwirtsch. Forsch 15: 390-401

Karaman, S.; Ilcim, A.; Comlekcioglu, N. 2007: Composition of the essential oils of Salvia aramiensis Rech. Fil. and Salvia cyanescens Boiss. & Bal. Pakistan Journal of Botany 39(1): 169-172

Lustig, B.; Mandler, E. 1933: Composition of the fats of normal and pathological organs. 4. Composition of the fats of corpora lutea, ovaries, testes and epididymes of cattle. Biochem. Ztschr 261: 132-155

Woynoff, K. 1935: Composition of the fish Bothus maeoticus Pall, and Gobius melanostomus Pall. Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel 69: 174-176

Overby, A.J. 1944: Composition of the gases produced in anaerobic fermentations of spoiled canned food, a rapid method of determining the organism responsible. K. VetHjsk. Aarsskr. 1-82

Sampaio, S.C. 1945: Composition of the juice of sugar cane. (A contribution to the study of the effect of manures.).. Bragantia 5: 291-308

Lustig, B.; Mandler, E. 1932: Composition of the lipins of normal and pathological organs. 1. The lipins of ox lymph glands. Biochem. Ztschr 249: 344-351

Lustig, B.; Mandler, E. 1932: Composition of the lipins of normal and pathological organs. 2. Lipins of normal and of carcinomatous and saroomatous liver. Biochem. Ztschr 249: 352-365

Lustig, B.; Mandler, E. 1932: Composition of the lipins of normal and pathological organs. 3. Lipins of normal and sarcomatous horse-spleen. Biochem. Ztschr 249: 366-369

Lustig, B.; Mandler, E. 1933: Composition of the lipoids of normal and pathological tissues. 5. Lipoids of human carcinomatous, sarcomatous and tuberculous lymph glands. Biochem. Ztschr 263: 50-57

Lustig, B.; Mandler, E. 1933: Composition of the lipoids of normal and pathological tissues. 6. Lipoids in human melanocarcinoma and melanosarcoma. Biochem. Ztschr 263: 58-62

Schulte, K.E. 1942: Composition of the liver fat of normal rabbits and those poisoned with phosphorus. Biochem. Ztschr 313: 78-88

Rourke, G.M.; Stewart, J.D. 1942: Composition of the liver: its uniformity with respect to the concentration of certain biochemical constituents in different parts of the same liver. Arch. PathoL. 33: 603-606

Trautmann, A.; Kirchhof, H. 1934: Composition of the milk of the merino mutton sheep, its changes during lactation and in the transition from colostrum to milk. Milchwirtsch. Forsch 16: 314-324

Van Wagenen, G.; Himwich, H.E.; Catchpole, H.R. 1941: Composition of the milk of the monkey (M. mulatta). Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med 48: 133-134

Wilhelmj, C.M.; Henrich, L.C.; Hill, F.C. 1934: Composition of the mixed duodenal secretions. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 31(8): 969-973

Roche, A.; Garcia, I. 1933: Composition of the new born rat during early development. C.R. Soc. Biol 112: 1686-1688

Greene, R.A. 1932: Composition of the pulp and seeds of Adansonia digitata. Bot Gaz 94(1): 215-220

Lampe, B.; Deplanque, R. 1937: Composition of the residual peel and of the bran in (potato) meal manufacture. Ztschr. Spiritusindust 60: 295-296

Sullivan, J.T.; Sprague, V.G. 1943: Composition of the Roots and Stubble of Perennial Ryegrass following Partial Defoliation. Plant Physiology 18(4): 656-670

Freise, F.W. 1938: Composition of the seeds of Cajanus sp. and Canavalia sp., two Brazilian national foods. Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 78: 566-568

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Arnon, D.I.; Hoagland, D.R. 1943: Composition of the tomato plant as influenced by nutrient supply, in relation to fruiting. Bot Gaz 104(4): 576-590

Phillips, M.; Davis, B.L.; Weihe, H.D. 1942: Composition of the tops and roots of the timothy plant at successive stages of growth. Journal of Agricultural Research (Washington, D.C.) 64(9): 533-546

Beadle, B.W.; Conrad, R.M.; Scott, H.M. 1938: Composition of the uterine secretion of the domestic fowl. Poultry Sci 17(6): 498-504

Cravioto, B.Rene; Lockhart, E.E.; Anderson, R.K.; Miranda, F.D.P.; Harris, R.S. 1945: Composition of typical Mexican foods. Jour Nutrition 29(5): 317-329

Jung, A. 1932: Composition of urine in a 50 km. ski run. Problem of fatigue. Schweiz. med. Wochenschr, 51, 1178-1183

Vasudeva Rao, B.; Anantakrishnan, C.P. 1945: Composition of vanaspati (hydrogenated edible fats) and margarine manufactured in India. Indian J. Vet. Sci 15: 231-233

Beau, M. 1940: Composition of various Tunisian foods : peppers. Archives de l'Institut Pasteur de Tunis 29: 137-140

Verrier, M.L.; Pannier, R. 1936: Composition of visual purple and its relationship with the visual cells. C.R. Acad. Sci 202: 1614-1616

Fort, C.A.; Holmes, R.L. 1938: Composition of whole canes. Int. Sug. J, 40: 195

Althoff, K.H. 1938: Composition oi the diet in Germany. Ernahrung 3: 341-345

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Schmidt, J.; Lauprecht, E.; Winzenburger, W. 1934: Composition, digestibility and nutritive value of pasture grass. Zuchtungskunde 9: 139-144

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French, M.H.; Hornby, H.E. 1934: Composition, digestibility and nutritive value of the hays used in the foregoing study. Ann. Rep. Dept. Vet. Sci. and Animal Husb., Tanganyika Territory, 57-58

Nietsch, H. 1935: Composition, nutritive value and digestibility of meadow grass: experimental studies on grazing foals. Landwirtsch. Jahrb 81: 525-575

Powers, W.L.; Jones, J.S.; Ruzek, C.V. 1939: Composition, rating, and conservation of Willamette Valley soils. Oreg. Agric. Expt. Sta. Bull, 365: 3

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Anonymous 1936: Composition, the price of foodstuffs. Butt. Centre Etudes econ. Aliment 2(6): 106-111

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Wolryche-Whitmore, J.E.A. 1938: Compost on a mixed farm in Kenya. E. Afric. Agric. J 3: 279-281

Dymond, G.C. 1945: Compost to control virus diseases. Farm. Week. S. Africa. 69: 84-85

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Orchard, E.R. 1939: Compost: its preparation and use. S. Africa Dept. Agric. Sci. Bull, 201: 27

Seffinga, J. 1944: Composted soils for cyclamens. Jaarversl. Proeft. Bloembol Aalsmeer., 1944. 13-23

Anonymous 1938: Composting at pasture research stations. Farm. Week. S. Africa, 56: 721

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Robertshaw, P. 1942: Composting garden refuse. Proceedings S African Sugar Technol Assoc 16: 85-86

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Anonymous 1944: Composting practice on the Tongaat Sugar Co.'s Estate. S. Afric. Sug. J, 28: 385

Scharff, J.W. 1940: Composting. The safe conversion of village refuse and night soil into a valuable manure. J. Malaya Br. Brit. Med. Assoc 4: 126-135

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Jones, K.B.W. 1937: Composts and tea. Nyasaland Tea Assoc. Quart. J 2(1): 171-173

Anonymous 1938: Composts for pot plants. Properly balanced and sterilized soils. Fruit-Grower. 85: 493-494

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Childs, J.F.; Siegler, E.A. 1945: Compounds for Control of Orange Decays. Science 102(2638): 68

Schaffnit, E. 1921: Compounds of Albumen and Alkaline Earths for admixture in Fungicides and Insecticides, with a view to increasing the adhesion of the latter. Zeitschr. fur Pflanzenkr 31(1-2): 19-22

Acharya, B.N.; Devadatta, S.C. 1941: Compounds of phosphorus in milk powders. J. Univ, Bombay, 9: Part 5, 1-11

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Cruz Aunon, J.; Rivero Fajardo, J. 1942: Compounds with SH groupings in the blood in deficiency states. Rev. din, espanola, 7: 189

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Duan Juan; Wen YuYuan; Lu Qi 2007: Comprehensive evaluation on urban-rural interaction development level in central China. Research of Agricultural Modernization 28(1): 7-10

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Limbach, J.P. 1945: Compression failures in wood detected by the application of carbon tetrachloride to the surface. Mimeo. U.S. For. Prod. Lab., Madison. 1591, 1-3

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Anonymous 1914: Compulsory Dipping Ordinance. Rhodesia Agric. Jl, Salisbury 11(6): 854-856

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Wu YanTao; Zhao MouMing; Li Jun 2006: Computational fluid dynamics for food industry. Food and Fermentation Industries 32(9): 107-111

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Anonymous 1941: Computed thermal conductivity of common woods. Tech. Note For. Prod. Lab., Wis, 248, 4

Aguinaga, H.F.; Rivera, J.A.; Tamayo, L.J.; Tobon, R.M.; Osorno Ch, R.C. 2006: Computer axial tomography and magnetic resonance for elaborating a segmentary anatomy atlas of dogs. Revista Colombiana de Ciencias Pecuarias 19(4): 451-459

Meng Jun; Chen WenFu; Wang JiaYu 2007: Computer simulation of the three-dimensional structure of the rice canopy. Journal of Shenyang Agricultural University 38(1): 8-13

Zhang YunWei; Ge ZhenYang; Zhou Yue 2006: Computer simulation of traction effect of plant lateral roots on soil. Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering 22(11): 35-39

Adclmek, Z.#k-; Kortan, J.?c-; Flaj?lhans, M. 2007: Computer-assisted image analysis in the evaluation of fish wounding by cormorant attacks. Aquaculture international 15(3-4): 211-216

H.Y.ng; Zhang Qin; Hansen, A.; Noguchi, N.; Shin BeomSoo 2006: Computer-integrated crop production technologies for mechanized precision farming. Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering 22(11): 152-159

Martynenko, A.I. 2006: Computer-vision system for control of drying processes. Drying Technology 24(7): 879-888

Edwards, T.I. 1942: Computing Scales for Calculating Percentage Deviation from Average Weight. Science 95(2454): 50-51

Cox, J.A. 1940: Comstock's Mealybug on Apple and Catalpa. J. econ. Ent, Menasha, Wis. 33(3): 445-447

Woodside, A.M. 1936: Comstoek's Mealybug as an Apple Pest. J. econ. Ent, Menasha, Wis. 29(3): 544-546

Guilliermond, A.; Gautheret, R. 1938: Con tribution to the study of the structure of the nucleus in plant cells : nuclei with a chromatic reticulum and nuclei with prochromosomes. Rev. Cytol. Cytophysiol. Veg 2: 354-75

Zolk, K. 1937: Con-butions to the Ecology of Bark-beetles II. Mitt. VersSta. angew. Ent. Univ. Tartu. Tartu 8(39): 147-172

Veenstra, R.H. 1932: Concealed Tuberculous Lesions in Pigs. Tijdschr. Diergeneesk 59: 310-316

Henke, L.A.; Work, S.H.; Maruyama, C.I. 1941: Concentrate feeds in dairy rations. Rep. Hawaii agric.-Exp. Sta, 23-26

Grasset, E. 1933: Concentrated African Antivenom Serum: Its Preparation, Standardization and Use in the Treatment of Snake-Bite. S. Afric. Med. J 7: 35-39

Khaw, O.K. 1934: Concentrated Fouadin in treatment of Schistosomiasis japonica in rabbits. Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine 32(3): 520-522

Best, C.H.; Solandt, D.Y. 1940: Concentrated Serum in Treatment of Traumatic and Histamine Shock in Experimental Animals. British Medical Journal 1(4141): 799-802

Maksimovich, A.E.; Mikul'skii, A.A. 1940: Concentrated Water-soluble Bait Preparations for the Beet Weevil made of Vegetable raw Material.. Rep. Acad. Sci. ukr.SSR. Kiev, 12, 41-46

Mottern, H.H. 1937: Concentrated apple juice. Proc 32nd annu. Meeting Wash. St. hort. Ass., 1937. 114-8

Charley, V.L.S.; Hopkins, D.P.; Pollard, A. 1941: Concentrated apple juice and treacle. I. Technique of production. II. A new method to prevent gel formation. III. Utilisation of apple concentrate and treacle. A.R. Long Ashton agric. hort. Res. Stat., 1941. 97-114

Bosaev, J. B. 1938: Concentrated calving of camels. Konevodstvo, 1, 54-58

Melekhov, I.S. 1944: Concentrated fellings in the north and the problems of reafforestation.. Lesnaya Prom, 9, 3-8

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Bremond, E. 1942: Concentrated grape must: the effect of deacidification on the desulphuring of muted musts awaiting concentration. Ann. Inst. agric. Alger 1(2): 32-40

Anonymous 1945: Concentrated hardened butter. Rep. Coun. sci. industr. Res. Aust. Canberra: Commonwealth Govt Print, 123-124. Price: 7s,

Evans, T.S.; Jordan, R.H. 1941: Concentrated liver extract in the maintenance treatment oi pernicious anemia. American Journal of the Medical Sciences 202: 408-416

Charley, V.L.S.; Hopkins, D.P.; Pollard, A. 1941: Concentrated plum products. The production of concentrated juices, purees and powders. A.R. Long Ashton agric. hort. Res. Stat. for, 1941. 115-24

Hopkins, D.P. 1942: Concentrated swede juice as a source of vitamin C. Ann Rept Long Ashton Agric Hort Res Sta 1941: 131-132

Harding, L. 1931: Concentrated whey for growing live-stock. J. Minist. Agric. (Engl.). 88: 535-538

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Viera, O. 1937: Concentration Of Blackleg Vaccine with Sodium Sulphate. Rev. Med. vet, B. Aires., 96-400

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Tung, T. 1943: Concentration and preservation of crude penicillin. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 54(1): 103-105

Taylor, A.R.; Sharp, D.G.; Mclean, I.W.; Beard, D.; Beard, J.W. 1945: Concentration and purification of influenza virus for the preparation of vaccines. Jour Immunol Virus Res And Exptl Chemother 50(5): 291-316

Tingley, M.A. 1944: Concentration gradients in plant exudates with reference to the mechanism of translocation. American Journal of Botany 31(1): 30-38

Woringer, P. 1932: Concentration in egg-white antibodies of the blood of infants allergic to egg-white. C.R. Soc. Biol. 109: 201-204

Anonymous 2006: Concentration increasing within the German meat industry. Fleischwirtschaft 86(9): 94-95

Scott, R.O.; Mitchell, R.I. 1943: Concentration methods in spectro-graphic analysis. I. Recovery of cobalt nickel, molybdenum, copper, and zinc from plant materials and soil extracts by 8-hydroxyquinoline. J. Soc. Chem. Indust 62: 4-8

Scott, R.O.; Mitchell, R.L. 1943: Concentration methods in spectrographic analysis. 1. Recovery of cobalt, nickel, molybdenum, copper, and zinc from plant materials and soil extracts by 8-hydroiyquinoline. J. Soc. Chem. Indust 62: 4-8

Laskowski, M. 1933: Concentration of Calcium in Blood Plasma in Hens. Biochem. Z 260: 230-240

Dampf, A. 1933: Concentration of Microfilariae by the Salivary Secretions of Bloodsucking Insects. Science 77(1984): 20-21

Marder, S.N.; Money, W.L. 1944: Concentration of Relaxin in the Blood Serum of Pregnant and Postpartum Rabbits. Endocrinology 34: 115-121

Schmidt, E. 1935: Concentration of Tubercle Bacilli for Microscopical Demonstration. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 43: 225-227

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Woodruff, C.W.; Man, E.B. 1945: Concentration of alpha -amino acid nitrogen in plasma of normal subjects. Journal of Biological Chemistry 157: 93-97

Neal, D.C.; Collins, E.R. 1936: Concentration of ammonia necessary in a low-lime phase of Houston clay soil to kill the Cotton root-rot Phymatotrichum omnivorum. Phytopathology 26: 10, 1030-1032

Berg, O.C.; Huggins, C.; Hodges, C.V. 1941: Concentration of ascorbic acid and the phosphatases in secretions of the male genital tract. American Journal of Physiology 133(1): 82-87

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Imamura, Y.; Huruya, M. 1932: Concentration of cell sap in mulberry leaves.. Bull. Seric, and Silk Ind, Japan 4: 142-6

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Hand, H.M. 1934: Concentration of serum protein in different types of edema. Illustrative cases. Archives of Internal Medicine (1908) 54: 215-238

Evans, H.M.; Gustus, E.L.; Simpson, M.E. 1933: Concentration of the Gonadotropic Hormone in Pregnant Mare's Serum. Journal of Experimental Medicine 58(5): 569-574

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Courrier, R.; Dognon, A. 1939: Concentration of urinary gonadotropic substances by the foam method. C. R. Acad. Sci, Paris 209: 242-244

Scheunert, A.; Wagner, K.H. 1941: Concentration of vitamin B1 and vitamin B complex in carrots. Vitamine u. Hormone. 1: 119-126

Zepkova, G.A. 1945: Concentration of vitamin C in certain plant species of Central Asia. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 48(9): 655-658

Levene, P.A. 1932: Concentration of vitamins B1 and B2. Journal of Biological Chemistry 95: 317-326

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Neyman, J. 1940: Conception of equivalence in the limit of tests and its application to certain lambda -and x2-tests. Ann. Math. Statist 11: 477-78

Trimberger, G.W. 1944: Conception rate in dairy cattle by artificial insemination at various intervals before and after ovulation. J. Dairy Sci 27: 659-660

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Yamaguti Yamaguchi, Y. 1944: Conceptions of gene structure.. Jap. J. Genet 20: 94-100

Cameron, Thomas, W.M. 1937: Concepts and mechanisms of resistance in helminthic infections. Canadian Jour Res Sect D Zool Sci 15(4): 77-90

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Bleyer, B.; Fischler, F. 1931: Concerning the effect on disturbed mineral metabolism of the bones of calcium and magnesium salts of inositolphosphoric acid in association with biocatalytically active vegetable extracts. Biochem. Ztschr 289: 224-231

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Baldacci, E.; Ciferri, R. 1934: Concerning the pathogenicity of some human bacteria to Tomato fruit. Bollettino della Societa Italiana di Biologia Sperimentale 9(3): 197-200

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Scerbakov, A.P. 1938: Concerning the physiological role of elements indispensable for plants in minute amounts. C.R. Dokl. Acad. Sci. URSS 21: 189-93

Pervukhina, Mme, N.V. 1938: Concerning the physiology of some species of Fusarium on Wheat. Pl. Prot., Leningr. 1938. 16, 59-64

Boynton, D. 1938: Concerning the pore space in two orchard soils of different productivity. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 35: 315-319

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Trinchieri, G. 1934: Concerning the present Distribution of A. perniciosus in Europe. Bollettino della Societa Entomologica Italiana 28th. 66(1-2): 20-21

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Dansk Froavl. 1934: Concerning the sale of cocksfoot seed in New Zealand. Dansk FRAVL 17: 128-9

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Holth, H. 1932: Conclusions on the Types of Bacilli occurring in Swine Tuberculosis. Norsk Veterinaertidsskrift 44: 129-186

Brown, W.G. 1919: Conclusions to Date upon the Experiments by the Department of Agriculture and Stock in Relation to the best Means to cope with the Maggot-fly Pest in Sheep. Queensland Agric. Jl, Brisbane 11(2): 60-63

Takahashi, S. 1933: Conclusive Notes on the Heat of stored Grains caused by the Injury of Insects.. Insect World. Gifu 37(1): 10-18

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Doerr, R.; Seidenberg, S. 1937: Concurrence of Virus Infections in the Central Nervous System (Magrassi's Phenomenon). Z. Hyg. InfektKr 119: 135-165

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Sochevanov, V.E. 1938: Condensation of water vapour in the soil near Tashkent. Met. Hydrol, 6, 87-96

Agenjo Cecilia, C. 1942: Condensed milk. Trdb. Inst. Biol anim, Madrid 7(1/2): 289-318

Crepin, C. 1942: Condensed report on the work carried on in 1941 by the plant breeding stations. Ann. Agron, Paris 12: 633-69

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Debré, R. 1945: Condition of Children in France under the Occupation. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine 38(8): 447-449

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