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Hoare, C.A.; Broom, J.C. 1938: Morphological and Taxonomic Studies on Mammalian Trypanosomes. IV. Biometrical Study of the Relationship between Trypanosoma uniforme and T. vivax. Trans. R. Soc. trop. Med. Hyg 31: 517-534

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Hoare, C.A.; Broom, J.C. 1939: Morphological and Taxonomic Studies on Mammalian Trypanosomes. VII. Differentiation of Trypanosoma uniforme and Tryp. vivax in Mixed Infections. Trans. R. Soc. trop. Med. Hyg 32: 629-632

Breider, H. 1939: Morphological and anatomical characters of vine leaves as indications of resistance to P. vastatrix Planch. Zuchter 11: 229-44

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Guyot, A.L.; Massenot, M.; Saccas, A. 1945: Morphological and biological considerations on the species P. graminis Pers. sensu lato. Ann. EC. Agric. Grignon., 5: 82-146

Paskovic, F. 1939: Morphological and biological investigation of some of our varieties of hemp. Arhiv Minist. Poljopr 6(14): 62-82

Lebasque, J. 1934: Morphological and biological studies on the equine and bovine megasporous species of Trichophyton. Ann, de P.arasitol. Humaine et Comp 12(5): 418-444

Radulescu, M. '. 1941: Morphological and biometric study of the seeds of N. Tabacum var. Virginia Bright. Bul. Cultiv. Ferment. Tutun 30: 107-12

Rabl, R. 1939: Morphological and chemical investigations of the colour of fatty tissues. Virchows Arch 305: 306-314

Tammann, H. 1931: Morphological and chemical studies on the injury due to vitamin D. Mitteil. a. d. Grenzgebiet d. Med. u. Chirurg 42: 125-142 ; 271-272. 13 figs

Mahony, K.L. 1935: Morphological and cytological studies on Fagopyrum esculentum. American Journal of Botany 22(4): 460-475

Masaki, J. 1932: Morphological and ecological Notes on Rhabdophaga salicis Schr. I and II.. Insect Wld, Gifu, May- 36: 5-6, 146-154; 183

Potapova, M.; Hamilton, P.B. 2007: Morphological and ecological variation within the Achnanthidium minutissimum (Bacillariophyceae) species complex. Journal of Phycology 43(3): 561-575

Burkart, A. 1937: Morphological and ethological studies of the genus Prosopis. Darwiniana 3: 27-47

Curzi, M. 1930: Morphological and experimental researches on a thermophila micromycete (Acremoniella thermophila Curzi). Boll. R. Staz. Pat. Veg 10(2): 222-280

Lukens, F.D.; Dohan, F.C. 1940: Morphological and Functional Recovery of the Pancreatic Islands in Diabetic Cats Treated with Insulin. Science 92(2384): 222-223

Bablc, E. 1941: Morphological and histological investigations of ass hairs. Z. Tierz. ZuchtBiol 48: 284-294

Frey, M. 1934: Morphological and histological studies on the pituitary and thyroid of different breeds of dogs in relation to the various types of constitution. Endokrinologie 14: 116-128

Castilho, R.; Freitas, M.; Silva, G.; Fernandez-Carvalho, J.; Coelho, R. 2007: Morphological and mitochondrial DNA divergence validates blackmouth, Galeus melastomus, and Atlantic sawtail catsharks, Galeus atlanticus, as separate species. Journal of Fish Biology 70(Suppl C): 346-358

Tabaei Aghdaei, S.R.; Babaei, A.; Khosh Khui, M.; Jaimand, K.; Rezaee, M.B.; Assareh, M.H.; Naghavi, M.R. 2007: Morphological and oil content variations amongst Damask rose (Rosa damascena Mill.) landraces from different regions of Iran. Scientia Horticulturae 113(1): 44-48

Kemp, M. 1943: Morphological and ontogenetic studies on Torreya Californica Torr. I. The vegetative apex of the megasporangiate tree. Amer. J. Bot 30: 504-17

Studt, B. 1941: Morphological and physiological studies of a strain of Candida albicans associated with vaginitis. American Journal of Botany 28(7): 509-516

Nisikado, Y.; Miyake, C. 1924: Morphological and physiological studies on a new Helminthosporium found on Leptochloa chinensis Nees. Ber. Ohura Inst. Landw. Forsch 2(4): 473-490

Shibuya, T. 1936: Morphological and physiological studies on the fructification of peanuts (Arachis hypogaea). Mem. Fac. Sci. Agric. Taihoku 17: 1-12

Hursh, C.R 1924: Morphological and physiological studies on the resistance of Wheat to Puccinia graminis tritici Erikss. & Henn. Journ. Agric. Res 27(6): 381-411

Cardenas, M. 1944: Morphological and phytogenetical considerations on certain races of maize from Peru and Bolivia. Rev. Univ, Cuzco 33(87): 178-85

Parsutin, G.P.; ? V. 1939: Morphological and sperm indices in the stallion. Radon. Korml. Ispoljz. Proizvod. s. h. Zivotn, Moscow : Lenin Acad. Agric. Sci., 101-107

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Castellani, E. 1934: Morphological and systematic researches on some species of Rhizoctonia. Bull. Sez. Ital. delia Soc. Internas. Microbiol 6(4): 119-121

Ludewig, K. 1940: Morphological and systematic studies of pulse plants. Landw. Jb 90: 242-3

Ludewig, K. 1940: Morphological and systematic studies of root crops. Landw. Jb, 90: 242

Bamidele, J.F.; Malloch, A.J.C. 2006: Morphological and utrastructural studies of the salt gland of tree malow, Lavatera arborea L. (Malvaceae). International Journal of Botany 2(3): 313-318

Miller, P.R. 1936: Morphological aspects of Gymnosporangium galls. Phytopath 26(8): 799-801

Poljicak Milas, N.; Kardum, M.; Marenjak, T.S.; Kardum Skelin, I. 2007: Morphological blood cells characteristics of domestic poultry. Proceedings of the 7th Symposium of Poultry Days 2007 with international participation, Porec, Croatia, 7-10 May 2005: 146-154

Bornstein, F. 1933: Morphological changes after extensive resection of the small intestine. Functional adaptation. Virchows Arch 291: 921-936

Horowitz, R. 1934: Morphological changes following castration in the cock. Biol. gen 10: 569-592

Selye, H. 1939: Morphological changes in female mice receiving large doses of testosterone. J. Endocr 1: 208-215

Breslavets, L. 1938: Morphological changes in hemp caused by X-rays. II. Microscopic investigations. Symposium dedicated to the memory of V. N. Lubimenko. Acad. Sci. Ukr. S.S.R. Inst. Bot, Kiev, 361-69

Tukey, H.B.; Carlson, R.F. 1945: Morphological changes in peach seedlings following after-ripening treatments of the seeds. Bot Gaz 106(4): 431-440

Bromberg, E. 1935: Morphological changes in the dental tissues in general vitamin deficiency in the guineapig.. Med. exp. Ukraine. 10, 50-59

Selye, H. 1943: Morphological changes in the fowl following chronic overdosage with various steroids. Jour Morph 73(3): 401-418

Reiss, W. 1939: Morphological changes in the ovaries of infantile rats after prolonged treatment with prolan. Endokrinologie 22: 112-136

Muller, J.H.; Muller, C. 1937: Morphological changes of the pituitary gland in rats deprived of vitamin E. Endokrinolgie 18: 369-374

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Rahman, W.A.; Abd Hamid, S. 2007: Morphological characterization of Haemonchus contortus in goats (Capra hircus) and sheep (Ovis aries) in Penang, Malaysia. Tropical Biomedicine 24(1): 23-27

Chalak, L.; Chenade, A.; Kadri, A. 2007: Morphological characterization of cultivated almonds in Lebanon. Fruits 62(3): 177-186

Roberts, J.W. 1924: Morphological characters of Alternaria mail Roberts. Journ. Agric. Res 27(9): 699-708

Corradetti, A. 1937: Morphological characters of hybrids from the cross of A. m. elutus and A. m. atroparvus. Riv. Malariol 16: 42-45

Korpinen, E. 1941: Morphological characters of spring wheat. Maataloust. Aikakausk 13: 145-64

Longley, A.E. 1937: Morphological characters of teosinte chromosomes. Jour Agric Res 54(11): 835-862

Niklforoff, C.C. 1941: Morphological classification of soil structure. Soil Sci 52(3): 193-211

Juliano, J.B. 1935: Morphological contribution on the genus Anona Linnaeus. Philippine Agric 24(7): 528-548

Haddad, E.S. 1931: Morphological development of sweet corn pericarp in two inbred lines and their F1 hybrid. Bull. Indiana Agric. Expt. Sta, 347: 24

Nast, C.G. 1935: Morphological development of the fruit of Juglans regia. Hilgardia 9(7): 345-362

King, J.R. 1938: Morphological development of the fruit of the olive. Hilgardia 11(8): 437-454

Mather, K.; Dobzhansky, T. 1939: Morphological differences between the races of Drosophila pseudoobscura. American Nat 73(744): 5-25

Thompson, E.O. 1939: Morphological differences in Taphrina coerulescens upon different species of Quercos. Kans. Univ. Sci. Bull 26(6): 357-366

Drechsler, C. 1933: Morphological diversity among fungi capturing and destroying nematodes. Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences 23(3): 138-141

Jadhav, B.V.; Buddhadeb Manna; Bhure, D.B. 2006: Morphological diversity of hold-fast organs of lecanicephalidean tapeworms. Journal of Natural History India 2(2): 16-20

Drechsler, C. 1933: Morphological features of some fungi capturing and killing amoebae. Jour Washington Acad Sci 23(4): 200-202

Drechsler, C. 1933: Morphological features of some more fungi that capture and kill nematodes. Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences 23(5): 267-270

Parsutin, G.V. 1939: Morphological index of the sperm fluid of stallions. Voprosy Plodov. Rabotosp. Losad, Moscow: Seljhozgiz, 149-160

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Hulsmann, B. 1942: Morphological observations on rootstock quinces from Wageningen. Gartenbauwiss 17: 201-210

Hulsmann, B. 1942: Morphological observations on the Wageningen quince stocks. Gartenbauwiss 17: 201-10

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Togashl, K. 1930: Morphological studies of Leucostoma leucostoma and Valsa japonica, the causal fungi of canker or die-back disease of Peach trees. Bull. Imper. Coll. Agric, and Forestry, Morioka, Japan, 14: 50

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Ludewig, K.; Voss, J. 1936: Morphological studies of varieties of Pisum, Vicia faba, and Lupinus species. Angewandte Botanik 18: 263-337

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Bonne, C.; Hartz, P.H.; Klerks, J.V.; Posthuma, J.H.; Radsma, W.; Tjokronegoro, S. 1938: Morphology of the stomach and gastric secretion in Malays and Chinese and the different incidence of gastric ulcer and cancer in these races. Amer. J. Cancer. 33: 265-279

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Anonymous 1934: Mortality and Illness following the Vaccination of Horses against Anthrax. Ned.-ind. Bl. Diergeneesk 46: 167-175

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Dudley, F.J.; Dobson, N.; Gordon, R.F. 1941: Mortality in egg-laying trials in Great Britain during the period 1929-1937. Vet Rec 53(23): 323-330

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Chichester, D.F.; Russell, W.C.; Hudson, C.B. 1938: Mortality in poultry flocks and the vitamin A content of the livers of pullets and hens. Poultry Sci 17(6): 505-510

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Anonymous 1934: Mortality in sheep, associated with poisoning by pimpernel (Anagallis arvensis). Tasmanian J. Agric, 5: 59

Hobby, B.M.; Elton, C. 1935: Mortality in the Dung-fly, Scatophaga stercoraria Linn. (Dipt., Cordyluridae). J. Soc. Brit. Ent, Southampton, 22nd 1: pt. 3, 71-72

Gwatkin, R. 1945: Mortality in Young Pigs: I. Effect of diet from birth to weaning and from weaning to maturity. Canadian Journal of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Science 9(10): 263-281

Isaac, L.A. 1940: Mortality of Douglas-Fir seed trees on cut-over lands. For. Res. Note Pacif. Nthwest. For. & Range Exp. Sta, 31, 11-2

Beal, J.A. 1942: Mortality of Reproduction defoliated by the Red-headed Pine Sawfly (Neodiprion lecontei Fitch). J. For, Washington, D.C. 40(7): 562-563

Boyce, A.M. 1932: Mortality of Rhagoletis completa Cress. (Diptera : Trypetidae) through Ingestion of certain solid Materials. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 25(5): 1053-1059

Glasson, A.K. 1922: Mortality of Sal in Buxa Division, Bengal. Indian Forester 48(1): 22-31

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Caesar, L. 1926: Mortality of the European Corn Borer (Pyrausta nubilalis Hubn.) Adults and Larvae. 56th Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc. Ontario, Toronto, 72-75

Caesar, L. 1925: Mortality of the Larvae of the European Com Borer (Pyrausta nubilalis, Hubn.) in the early Instars in 1924. 55th Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc. Ontario Toronto, 50-52

Balock, J.W.; Starr, D.F. 1945: Mortality of the Mexican fruitfly in mangoes treated by the vapor-heat process. Jour Econ Ent 38(6): 646-651

Chapman, P.J.; Hess, A.D. 1941: Mortality of the apple maggot in fruit held in cold storage. U S Dept Agric Circ 600: 1-10

Sokoloff, V.P.; Klotz, L.J. 1942: Mortality of the red scale on citrus through infection with a spore-forming bacterium. Phytopath 32(3): 187-198

Insko, W.M.; Holmes Martin, J. 1935: Mortality of the turkey embryo. Poultry Sci 14(6): 361-364

Ramakrishna, C.; Chaturvedi, V.B.; Arvind Kumar; Bhanuprakash, V. 2006: Mortality pattern of hill goats at subhimalayan temperate region of Mukteswar. Indian Journal of Animal Health 45(1): 91-94

Nigrelli, R.F. 1940: Mortality statistics for specimens in the New York Aquarium, 1939. Zoologica New York 25(4): 525-552

Hays, F.A. 1944: Mortality studies in Rhode Island Reds. Bull Massachusetts Agric Expt Sta 420: 1-20

Elmer, O.H. 1922: Mosaic Cross-Inoculation and Insect Transmission Studies. Science 56(1448): 370-372

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Van Breemen, P.J. 1926: Mosaic Disease and Aphids. Arch. Suikerind. Ned.-Indie; Meded. Proefst. Java-Suikerind, Pasoeroean, 23, 910-912

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Robbins, W.W. 1921: Mosaic Disease of Sugar Beets. Phytopathology, Lancaster, Pa. 11(9): 349-365

Leece, C.W. 1938: Mosaic Disease of Sugar Cane. Qd Agric. J, Brisbane, 50: pt. 2, 185-188

Hansford, C.G. 1925: Mosaic Disease of Sugar-cane. Proc 9th W. Indian Agric. Conf., Kingston, Jamaica Kingston, Jamaica., 76-82

Sundararaman, S. 1928: Mosaic Disease of Sugarcane in South India. Bull. Dept. Agric. Madras. Madras, 92, 5-13

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Zazhurilo, V.K.; Sitnikova, G.M. 1941: Mosaic Disease of Wheat and other Cereals, its damaging Effect and Spread.. Plant Virus Diseases and their Control. Transactions of the Conference on Plant Virus Diseases, Moscow, 4-7/II, Moscow, Inst. Mikrobiol., Izd. Akad. Nauk SSSR, 153-164

Storey, H.H.A. 1929: Mosaic Virus of Grasses, not virulent to Sugar Cane. Ann. Appl. Biol, Cambridge 16(4): 525-532

Kotila, J.E. 1923: Mosaic and Potato yields in Michigan. Quart. Bull. Michigan Agric. Exper. Stat 5(4): 188-189

Van Breemen, P.J. 1926: Mosaic and aphids. Meded. Proefstat. Java-Suikerind 23: 910-912

Sayer, W. 1929: Mosaic and its control in other Cane growing countries. Agric. Journ. of India 24(1): 25-31

Asuncion, S. 1925: Mosaic and its effect on the sugar in the Philippine Islands. Philipp. Agric. Rev 18(1): 33-38

Carne, W.M. 1927: Mosaic and leaf roll of Potatoes. Journ. Dept. Agric. Western Australia 4(2): 322-329

Bruner, S.C. 1923: Mosaic and other Cane diseases and pests in Cuba. Louisiana Planter 70(22): 452-455

Kulkarni, G.S. 1924: Mosaic and other related diseases of crops in the Bombay Presidency. Poona Agricultural College Magazine 16(1): 6-12

Zeller, S.M. 1923: Mosaic and other systemic diseases of Brambles in Oregon. Oregon Agric. Exper. Stat. Circ, 49: 15

Kunkel, L.O. 1925: Mosaic and related diseases. Amer. Journ. of Botany 12(8): 517-521

Jones, L.K.; Baur, K.E. 1936: Mosaic and related diseases of Raspberries in Washington. Bull. Wash. St. agric. Exp. Sta, 324: 19

Brewbaker, H.E. 1943: Mosaic and seed production. Proc. Amer. Soc. Sug. Beet Technol., 1943. 381-385

Brierley, P.; Smith, F.F. 1941: Mosaic and streak diseases of rose. J. agric. Res 61: 625-60

Lihnell, D. 1941: Mosaic blight-a virus disease of Spinach. Vatskyddsnotiser, Vaxtskyddsanst, Stockh. 5(6): 83-86

Muller, W. 1927: Mosaic conditions in the Raspberry. Nachrichtenbl. Deutsch. Pflanzenschutzdienst 7(7): 65-66

Mllward, J.G. 1928: Mosaic control by tuber indexing method applied to the Triumph variety. Proc, Fourteenth Ann. Meeting Potato Assoc. of America, December 28-30, 1928. 88-91

Weber, A. 1943: Mosaic disease among Shallots. Gartnertidende, 1943. 29: 2

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Ramos, R.M. 1925: Mosaic disease and methods of control. Planter and Sugar Manufacturer 75(25): 487-489

Anonymous 1924: Mosaic disease eradication campaign. S. African Sugar Journ 8(7): 523-524

Summers, E.M. 1933: Mosaic disease in Co. 281 Cane. Sugar Bull 11(23): 3-4

Anonymous 1924: Mosaic disease in Natal. Important communications from world's experts. S. African Sugar Journ 8(4): 269-271

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Gram, E. 1942: Mosaic disease of Fodder, Sugar, and other Beets. Tidssskr. Planteavl. 46: 686-703

Dana, B.F.; Mcwhorter, F.P. 1932: Mosaic disease of Horse- Radish. Phytopath 22: 12, 1000-1001

Corneli, E. 1933: Mosaic disease of Potatoes. Rust of Wheat in autumn. Silver leaf of Peaches. Riv. Pat. Veg 23(1-2): 51-52

Noordanus, G. 1926: Mosaic disease of Raspberries. Floralia 47(30): 472-473

Mcclean, A.P.D. 1928: Mosaic disease of Sugar Cane. With special reference to its eradication in Natal. South African Sugar Journ 12(8): 483-489

Anonymous 1922: Mosaic disease of Sugar-cane. Louisiana Planter 69(25): 442-443

Hopkins, J.C.F. 1928: Mosaic disease of Tobacco. Rhodesia Agric. Journ 25(2): 188

Vinson, C.G.; Petre, A.W. 1931: Mosaic disease of Tobacco. II. Activity of the virus precipitated by lead acetate. Contrib. Boyce Thompson lnst 3(1): 131-145

Atanasoff, D. 1934: Mosaic disease of drupaceous fruit trees. Annu. Univ. Sofia 13: 9-42

Pape, H. 1932: Mosaic disease of joint-, leaf-, and twig Cactaceae. Gartenwelt 36: 707-708; 731-732

Rietsema, I. 1936: Mosaic disease of raspberries. Fruitteelt 26: 206-12

Harris, R.V. 1934: Mosaic disease of the Baspberry in Great Britain. I. Symptoms and varietal susceptibility. Journ. Pomol. and Hort. Science 11(3): 237-255

Boning, K. 1927: Mosaic disease of the Beet. Zeitschr. Sur Pflanzenkrankh. u. Pflauzenschutz 37(1-2): 19-25

Bewley, W.F. 1926: Mosaic disease of the Cucumber. Eleventh Ann. Rept. Cheshunt Exper. and Res. Stat., Hertfordshire 1926. 86-89

Harris, R.V. 1940: Mosaic disease of the Raspberry in Great Britain. II. Experiments in transmission and symptom analysis. J. Pomol 17(4): 318-343

Ainswoeth, G.C. 1932: Mosaic disease of the Tomato. Seventeenth Ann. Rept. Cheshunt Exper. & Res. Stat., Hertfordshire, 1932. 42-43

Harris, R.V. 1933: Mosaic disease of the raspberry in Great Britain. I. Symptoms and varietal susceptibility. J. Pom. Hort. Sci 11: 237-55

Christoff, A. 1934: Mosaic disease or virus chlorosis in Apples. A new virus disease. Phytopath. Z 7(6): 521-536

Zaumeyer, W.J.; Wade, B.L. 1933: Mosaic diseases affecting different legumes in relation to beans and peas. Phytopath 23(6): 562-564

Mckinney, H.H. 1929: Mosaic diseases in the Canary Islands, West Africa, and Gibraltar. Jour Agric Res 39(8): 557-578

Dufrenoy, J. 1928: Mosaic diseases of Tobacco. Office Agric. Reg. du Massif Central, Clermont-Ferrand. Bull 9, 14

Vinson, C.G. 1932: Mosaic diseases of Tobacco: V. Decomposition of the safranin-virus precipitate. Phytopath 22(12): 965-975

Thomas, H.E.; Massey, L.M. 1939: Mosaic diseases of the rose in California. Hilgardia 12(10): 645-663

Johnson, J. 1926: Mosaic diseases on differential hosts. Phytopath 16(2): 141-149

Hollander, W.F. 1944: Mosaic effects in domestic birds. Quart Rev Biol 19(4): 285-307

Kuntz, P.R. 1932: Mosaic in the new Sugar-Cane varieties P.R, 803, P.R. 807, F.C. 916, and S.C. 12(4). Puerto Rico Estac. Exper. Insul. Circ, 96: 6

Chardon, C.E. 1924: Mosaic investigation at Central Cambalache. Journ. Dept. Agric. Porto Rico 8(2): 27-39

Kohan, Z.M. 1935: Mosaic leg colour in the fowl due to spontaneous somatic mutations. Biol. Z, Mosk., 4: 363-374

Mckinney, H.H.; Fellows, H.; Johnston, C. 0. 1942: Mosaic of Bromus inermis. Phytopath 32(4): 331

Staner., P. 1931: Mosaic of Cassava leaves. Bull. Agric. Congo Belge 22(1): 75-80

Dufrenoy, J.; Hedin, L. 1929: Mosaic of Cassava leaves in the Cameroons. Rev. de Bot. Appliquee. 9(94): 361-365

Blattny, C. 1933: Mosaic of Celery (Apium graveolens). Ochrana Rostlin 13(3-4): 145-146

Harter, L.L. 1938: Mosaic of Lima Beans (Phaseolus lunatus macro-carpus). J. agric. Res 56(12): 895-906

Abbott, E.V.; Wolcott, G.N. 1929: Mosaic of Sugar-Cane in Peru. Science 69(1788): 381

Fawcett, G.L. 1923: Mosaic of Sugar-cane. Revista Industrial y Agricola de Tucuman 14(1-2): 6-8

Gigante, R. 1934: Mosaic of Vegetable Marrow. Boll. Staz. Pat. veg. Roma 14(4): 503-530

Oliveira, Maria, D.Lourdes D'. 1938: Mosaic of Vicia Faba. Rev. agron. Lisboa. 26: 319-20

Soukhov, K.S.; Vovk, A.M. 1938: Mosaic of cultivated Cereals and how it is communicated in Nature. C. R. Acad. Sci. URSS (N.S.) 20(9): 745-748

Zazhurilo, V.K.; Sitnikova, G.M. 1940: Mosaic of spring cereals in the Voronezh district. Compt Rend doklady Acad Science Urss 26(5): 474-478

Atanasoff, D. 1935: Mosaic of stone fruits. Phytopath Zeitschr 8(3): 259-284

Vielwerth, V. 1933: Mosaic of the American Vine. Ochrana Rostlin 13(3-4): 83-90

Kovagevski, I.C. 1942: Mosaic of the Chilli plant (Capsicum annuum) (Medicago virus 2 K. Smith var. typicum Black & Price). Preliminary note. Z. PflKrankh 52(12): 533-540

Borisevich, G.F. 1930: Mosaic of the Leaves of Sugar Beet.. Mosaic Diseases of the Sugar Beet, Magazine of Articles, Kiev, Izd. S.S.U. Soyuzsakhara Pub. Plant Breed. Dept. Sugar Union., 141-160

Stranak, F.; Blattny, C.; Klecka, A. 1931: Mosaic of the Vine. (Preliminary report). Ochrana Rostlin 11(3-4): 89-98

Creager, D.B. 1945: Mosaic of the common Coleus. Phytopath 35(4): 223-229

Zaruzilo, V.K.; Sitnikova, G.M. 1941: Mosaic of wheat and other cereals, the damage caused by it and methods of dissemination in nature. Plant virus diseases and their control. Transactions of the conference on plant virus diseases. Moscow, 4-7, Microbiol. Inst. Acad. Sci. U.S.S.R., 153-64

Rjahovskii, N.A. 1941: Mosaic of winter wheat according to observations ai the Ramonj breeding station. Plant virus diseases and their control. Transactions of the conference on plant virus diseases. Moscow, 4-7, Microbiol. Inst. Acad. Sci. U.S.S.R., 165-69

Vovk, A.M. 1945: Mosaic on Leguminosae. Doklady Akademii Nauk Soiuza Sovetskikh Sotsialisticheskikh Respublik 48: 213-215

Schaffnit 1927: Mosaic or Yellow Spot of Spinach and its Transmission by Insects. Zeitschr. Pflanzenkrankh, Stuttgart 37(5-6): 173-174

Pascalet, M. 1932: Mosaic or leprosy of Cassava. Agron. Colon 21(172): 117-131

Fawcett, G.L. 1925: Mosaic or yellow stripe Disease of the Sugar-cane. Revista Industrial y Agricola de Tucuman 15(7-8): 103-111

Clayton, E.E.; Smith, H.H.; Foster, H.H. 1938: Mosaic resistance in Nicotiana tabacum L. Phytopath 28(4): 286-288

Condit, I.J.; Home, W.T. 1943: Mosaic spots of fig fruits. Phytopath 33(8): 719-723

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Hockey, J.F. 1943: Mosaic, false sting, and flat limb of apple. Sci Agric Ottawa 23(11): 633-646

T.L.R. 1943: Mosaic, new virus of Elm. Amer. Nurseryman 77(4): 28-9

Jones, L.K. 1945: Mosaic, streak and yellows of carnation. Phytopath 35(1): 37-46

Kelley, R.B. 1939: Mosaicism occurring in the skins and fleeces of two sheep. Aust. vet. J 15: 2-11

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Anonymous 1916: Mosquito Extermination in the State of New York. U.S. Public Health Repts, Washington, D.C 31: 41, 2910-2919

Emerick, A.M. 1942: Mosquito Fish. Proc 12th Conf. Calif. Mosq. Contr. Ass, Berkeley, Calif., 128-129

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Weathersbee, A.A.; Hasell, P.G. 1938: Mosquito Studies. On the Recovery of Stain in Adults developing from Anopheline Larvae stained in Vitro. Amer. J. trop. Med, Baltimore, Md 18(5): 531-543

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Hammon, W.M.; Reeves, W.C.; Gray, M. 1943: Mosquito Vectors and Inapparent Animal Reservoirs of St. Louis and Western Equine Encephalitis Viruses. American Journal of Public Health and the Nation's Health 33(3): 201-207

Highby, P.R. 1943: Mosquito Vectors and Larval Development of Dipetalonema arbuta Highby (Nematoda) from the Porcupine, Erethizon dorsatum. J. Parasit, Lancaster, Pa. 29(4): 243-252

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Anonymous 1933: Mosquito and Insect-borne Diseases. Med. Rep. Hlth sanit. Condit. N. Rhod. Livingstone., 11-13

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Hammon, W.M.d.; Reeves, W.C.; Brookman, B.; Izumi, E.M. 1942: Mosquitoes and Encephalitis in the Yakima Valley, Washington. I. Arthropods Tested and Recovery of Western Equine and St. Louis Viruses from Culex tarsalis Coquillett. J. infect. Dis 70: 263-266

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Bang, F.B.; Reeves, W.C. 1942: Mosquitoes and Encephalitis in the Yakima Valley, Washington. III. Feeding Habits of Culex tarsalis Coq., a Mosquito Host of the Viruses of Western Equine and St. Louis Encephalitis. J. infect. Dis 70: 273-274

Hammon, W.M.d.; Reeves, W.C.; Brookman, B.; Gjullin, C.M. 1942: Mosquitoes and Encephalitis in the Yakima Valley, Washington. V. Summary of Case against Culex tarsalis CoquUIett as a Vector of the St. Louis and Western Equine Viruses. J. infect. Dis, Chicago, Ill., 70: 278-283

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Anonymous 1916: Mosquitoes and Malaria in Formosa. Taiwan Igakukai Zassi Jl. Formosa Med. Society 167, 803-808

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Anonymous 1937: Mosquitos. Verh. dtsch. Ges. angew. Ent, Berlin 10: 40-80

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Barraud, P.J. 1921: Mosquitos collected in Palestine and Adjacent Territories. Butt. Ent. Res, London 11(4): 387-395

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Paterson, G.C.; Shannon, R.C. 1927: Mosquitos of Embarcacion with Notes on the Chaco Life Zone. Rev. Univ. Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, (2) xxiv: 1273-1282

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Macgregor, M.E. 1925: Mosquitos under Winter Conditions. Bull. Ent. Res, London, 15: pt. 4, 357-358

Martini, E. 1920: Mosquitos, particularly the European Species, and their Control. Arch. Schiffs-u. Trop.-Hyg., Leipsic. Beiheft 1, 24: 267

Drechsler, C. 1933: Mosrphological features of some more kill nematoaes. Journ. Washington Acad. sci 23(5): 267-270

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Mcrae, W. 1931: Mote on 'wilt' in Rahar in permanent plots at Pusa. Proc. Board Agric. India 1931. 236-241

Jones, T.H. 1916: Motes on Anasa andresii, Guer., an Enemy of Cucurbits. Jl. Econ. Entom, Concord 9(4): 431-434

Buttrick, P.L. 1912: Motes on Insect destruction of fire-killed timber in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Jl. Econ. Entom, Dec 5(6): 456-464

Catchings, T.F.; Whitcomb, W.D. 1924: Motes on Winter Mortality of the three Coccids Pseudaonidia duplex (Ckll), Chrysomphalus aonidum (Linn.), and Chrysomphalus dictyospermi (Morg.), at New Orleans, Louisiana. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 17(5): 604-606

Petheubridge, F.R. 1926: Motes on silver-leaf. Journ. Pomol. and Hort. Science 5(2): 141-147

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Gahan, A.B. 1919: Motes on some Genera and Species of Chalcid Flies belonging to the Aphelininae with Description of a New Species. Proc. U.S. National Museum. Washington, D.C 55: 403-407

Chatterjee, P.N. 1941: Motes on some Parasites of Shisham Defoliators at Allahabad and Dehra Dun, India. Indian J. Ent, New Delhi, 3: pt. 2, 157-170

Hamilton, C.C. 1921: Motes on the Life History and the Control Methods of the Box Wood Leaf Midge (Monarthropalpus buxi, Labou.). Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 14(4): 359-365

Anonymous 1943: Motes sur quelqes insectes nuisibles a la culture du mais. Rev. agric. Maurice, Port Louis 22(1): 11-12

Anonymous 1927: Moth Control to meet Residue Edict. Better Fruit, Portland, Oregon 21(10): 11-12

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Jackson, I.E.; Wassell, H.E. 1927: Moth-proofing textile Materials. Indust. & Engng. Chem 19: 1175-1180

Stassano, H. 1931: Mother's milk, raw cow's milk, and cow's milk improved by rational heating. Conference Papers, Internat. Dairy Congr., Copenhagen. Sect. 3: 98

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Rambousek, F. 1924: Moths on Sugar Beet. Ochrana Rostlin, Prague 4(6): 81-87

Turner, A.W.; Eales, C.E. 1941: Motile Daughter Colonies in the Cl. oedematiens Group and some other Clostridia (Cl. botutinum C, Cl. tetani, Cl. septicum). Aust. J. exp. Biol. med. sci 19: 167-174

Burri, R.; Jaton, A. 1939: Motile bacteria of rennet. Annu. agric. Suisse 40: 296-300

Habibullin, H.H. 1938: Motility and fertilising ability of stored ram sperm. Probl. Zivotn, 8/9, 142-144

Munro, S.S. 1935: Motility and fertilizing capacities of fowl sperm in the excretory ducts. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol 33: 255-257

L.Barre, J. 1936: Motility and gastric secretion during hypoglycaemia following administration of incretine. C.R. Soc. Biol 123: 275-276

Kaden, E. 1933: Motility and secretion of the stomach in acute gastritis. Arch. f. Verdauungs-Kr 54: 336-344

Irwin, O.C. 1933: Motility in young infants. 2. Relation to two indexes of nutritional status. Amer. J. Dis. Child 45: 534-537

Schlenk, W.; Jr. 1933: Motility of Spermatozoa and Hydrogen Ion Concentration. Experiments with Sperm of the Rainbow Trout. Biochem.Z 265: 29-35

Ane, J.N.; Menville, L.J.; Blackberg, S.N. 1931: Motility of gastro-intestinal tract of rats on vitamin D deficient diet with varied minerals. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med 29: 329-330

Anderson, W.Ferguson 1943: Motility of the fasting stomach in health and disease. Lancet 244(6228): 40-42

Atkinson, A.J.; Adler, H.F.; Ivy, A.C. 1943: Motility of the human colon. J. Amer. med. Ass 121: 646-651; 651-652

Neidhardt, K. 1935: Motility of the human stomach. Ztschr. ges. exp. Med 96: 640-671

Trautmann, A. 1943: Motility of the large intestine in domestic animals. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 51: 87-89

Schulze, H. 1936: Motility of the stomach following oral administration of 60 per cent. glucose solution. Graphic studies in man. Arch. Verdauungs-Kr 60: 142-150

Anonymous 1945: Motion - Post-war Forestry. Parliamentary Debates (Hansard): House of Lords Official Report (unrevised). 135: 18-66

Cajlachjan, M.Ch 1938: Motion of blossom hormone in girdled and grafted plants. Compt Rend Dok Lady Acad Science Urss 18(8): 607-612

Wang FangYan; Liang Jie; Shang ShuQi; Liu ShuGuang; Jiang YuanZhi 2006: Motion theory analysis and parameters optimization of transmission on 4H-2 type peanut harvester. Nongye Jixie Xuebao = Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Machinery 37(6): 49-53

Blackwell, R. 2007: Motivations for religious tourism, pilgrimage, festivals and events. Religious tourism and pilgrimage festivals management: an international perspective: 35-47

Dodd, T.; Yuan, J.X.; Adams, C.; Kolyesnikova, N. 2006: Motivations of young people for visiting wine festivals. Event Management 10(1): 23-33

Nyaupane, G.P.; White, D.D.; Budruk, M. 2006: Motive-based tourist market segmentation: an application to Native American cultural heritage sites in Arizona, USA. Journal of Heritage Tourism 1(2): 81-99

L.B.rre, J.; Destree, P. 1935: Motor and secretory function of the stomach during experimental hyperaminoacidaemia. Arch. internat. Physiol 41: 490-501

Mazodier, B. 1939: Motor fuel from the forest: an economic and general study of the position in France and the world.. Le carburant forestier: etude economique et generale en France et dans le monde, Dunod,92 rue Bonaparte, Paris, France: 265

Coghill, R. 1940: Motor fuel: an abundance exists in waste. Aust. Timb. J, 6: 641

Kostin, A.A. 1940: Motor function of the gastro-intestinal tract and digestion of carbohydrates under the influence of calomel, chloral hydrate, and Glauber's salt in experiments on horses with fistulae. Robot. XIII Plen. vet. Sekt. Akad. sel'khoz. Nauk, Moscow, 51-58

Blankenhorn, M.A. 1937: Motor involvement of the central nervous system in pellagra; a report of 2 cases. Ann. Int. Med 11: 823-826

Worster Drought, C.; Shafar, J. 1941: Motor neurone degeneration treated with vitamin E. Lancet 241(6156): 209-212

Quantz, J.J. 1937: Motor sprayer or stationary spraying equipment? A contribution to the problem of the installation of spray machinery in the orchard. Obst- u. Gemuseb 83(1): 8-10

Thompson, W.G. 1940: Motor truck hauling costs in Arizona and New Mexico. Timberman 42(5): 22-6

Ponce, G. 1940: Motor truck log transportation in the Douglas Fir region and its possibilities in the Philippines. Philipp. J. For 3: 267-307

Hoyle, R.J. 1941: Motorized logging equipment means better forestry practice. Sth. Lumberm, 163: 2057, 295-8

Langumier, J.F. 2006: Motorways and tourism. Lessons from observations by APRR. Espaces, Tourisme and Loisirs 240: 13-18

Strickland, A.G. 1936: Mottle leaf in citrus. J. Dep. Agric. S. Aust 40: 45-6

Reeves, E.L. 1936: Mottle leaf of Cherries. Proc. Wash. St. hort. Ass. 1936. 31: 85-89

Benton, R.J. 1937: Mottle leaf of Citrus trees. Control by zinc sulphate sprays demonstrated. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W 48(10): 571-572

Strickland, A.J. 1937: Mottle leaf of Citrus-preliminary note on correc-tion in South Australia with zinc sprays. J. Dep. Agric, S. Aust. 40(7): 579-585

Fernando, M. 1936: Mottle leaf of Citrus: its incidence and control. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 86(6): 332-334

Louw, A.J. 1944: Mottle leaf or mosaic chlorosis of Apples. Fmg S. Afr, 19: 214, 32-34, 44

Reeves, E.L. 1941: Mottle leaf, a virus disease of cherries. Jour Agric Res 62(9): 555-572

Parker, E.R.; Persing, C.O.; Moore, E.C. 1945: Mottle-leaf control. Methods of applying zinc spray to correct deficiency in citrus. Citrus Leaves 25(4): 6-7, 30

Strickland, A.G. 1937: Mottle-leaf of citrus. Preliminary note on correction in S. Australia with zinc sprays. J. Dep. Agric. S. Aust 40: 579-85

Harter, L.L.; Lauritzen, J.I.; Weimer, J.L. 1923: Mottle-necrosis of Sweet Potatoes. Phytopath 13(3): 145-146

Dean, H.T.; Elvove, E.; Poston, R.F. 1939: Mottled enamel in South Dakota. U S Publ Health Repts 54(6): 202-228

Dean, H.T.; Dixon, R.M.; Cohen, C. 1935: Mottled enamel in Texas. U S Publ Health Rept 50(13): 424-442

Dean, H.Trendley 1935: Mottled enamel in cattle. U S Publ Health Rept 50(7): 206-210

Lemmon, J.R. 1934: Mottled enamel of teeth in children. Texas State J. Med 30: 332-336

Dean, H.T.; Mckay, F.S.; Elvove, E. 1938: Mottled enamel survey of Bauxite, Ark., 10 years after a change in the common water supply. U S Publ Health Rept 53(39): 1736-1748

Spira, L. 1943: Mottled nails. An early sign of fluorosis. Journal of Hygiene 43(1): 69-71

Mckay, F.S. 1939: Mottled senamel the result of a change of watar supply at at Bauxite, Arkansas: ten yerars afterward. J American Dent. Assoc. 26: 900-90

Ainsworth, N.J. 1933: Mottled teeth. Brit. Dent. J 55: 233-250

Schour, I.; Smith, M.C. 1935: Mottled teeth : An experimental and histological analysis. J. Amer. Dent. Assoc 22: 796-813

Spira, L. 1942: Mottled teeth in Great Britain. Brit. Dent. J 78: 149-153

Hadorn, C. 1942: Mottled variegation or yellow spotting of the leaves of Saintpaulia and related species. ForschErgebn. Gartenb., 1942. 1, 13-15

Hadorn, C. 1942: Mottling or yellow leaf spot of Saintpaulia and related species. ForschErgebn. Geb. Gartenb, 13-5

Pokrovskii, S.N.; Zima, G.G. 1938: Mouches comme transporteurs des oeufs des helminthes dans les conditions naturelles.. Med. Parasitol, Moscow 7(2): 262-264

Storm Van Leeuwen, W.; Kremer, W. 1927: Mould allergens as causes of disease. Klin. Wochenschr 6(9): 408-411

Healy, C.P.; Niven, J.C. 1944: Mould and humidity in radio and signals equipment. Proc. Inst. Radio Engrs, N. Y 33(5): 300-306

Donen, I. 1942: Mould control in Grapes. Results obtained with the use of sulphur dioxide. Fmg S. Afr 17(192): 199-208

Anonymous 1937: Mould control in citrus fruits. J. Dep. Agric. S. Aust 40: 627-34

Snow, D. 1945: Mould deterioration of feeding staffs in relation to humidity of storage. 3. The isolation of mould species from feeding stuffs stored at different humidities. Ann. Appl. Biol 32: 40-14

Snow, D.; Crichton, M.H.G.; Weight, N.C. 1944: Mould deterioration of feeding stuffs in relation to humidity of storage. Part I. The growth of moulds at low humidities. Part II. The water up-take of feeding stuns at different humidities. Ann. appl. Biol 31(2): 102-110; 111-116

Snow, D. 1945: Mould deterioration of feeding stuffs in relation to humidity of storage. Part III. The isolation of mould species from feeding stuffs stored at different humidities. Ann. appl. Biol 32(1): 40-44

Snow, D.; Criohton, M.H.G.; Wright, N.C. 1944: Mould deterioration of feeding-stuffs in relation to humidity of storage. 1. The growth of moulds at low humidities. Ann. Appl, Biol. 31: 102-110

Snow, D.; Criohton, M.H.G.; Wright, N.C. 1944: Mould deterioration of feeding-stuffs in relation to humidity of storage. 2. The water uptake of feeding-stuffs at different humidities. Ann. Appl, Biol. 31: 111-116

Findlay, W.P.K. 1940: Mould discoloration. J. Oil Cd. Chem. Ass 23(242): 217-229

Dmitrieva-Katyaeva, Z.A. 1940: Mould fungiin fodder and their control. Rabot. XIII Plen. vet. Sekt. Akad. sel'khoz. Nauk. Moscow, 166-167

Block, H.H.; Blok, G.G. 1941: Mould growth in butter. Proc. Vologda Agric. Inst 4: 5-47

Anonymous 1940: Mould growth in sliced bread. Aust. Baker. 44: 11-14

Harry, R.G. 1936: Mould growth on paint films and its prevention. Paint Yarn. Lacq. Manuf 6(10): 309-311

Brooks, F.T.; Hansford, C.G. 1923: Mould growth upon cold-tore meat. Trans. Brit. Mycol. Soc 8(3): 113-142

Anonymous 1937: Mould in Citrus fruits. Suggestions for control. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 35(6): 261-269

Anonymous 1939: Mould in cool stores. Its cause, types, and prevention. Fruit World of Australasia 40(1): 23-24

Robak, H. 1934: Mould in pulp and the consequences of the so-called 'closed' system. Papir-Journ, Oslo. 22(5): 51-54

Anonymous 1940: Mould in sliced bread. Aust. Baker 43: 21-26

Irvine, O.R.; Sproule, W.H. 1940: Mould inhibitors for cheese. Canad. Dairy Ice Cr. J, 19: 11, 19-22; 66

D.Vries, O. 1927: Mould on Rubber. Arch. voor Rubbercult 11(7): 262-283

Valentine, G.M. 1937: Mould penetration in New Zealand cheese. N.Z. J. Agric 4(2): 89-99

Stevens, H.P. 1922: Mould prevention. Bull. Rubber Growers' Assoc 4(3): 133-133

Edwardes, J. 1924: Mould prevention on smoked sheet. Bull. Rubber Growers' Assoc 6(2): 83-86

Edwardes, J. 1923: Mould prevention tests with sodium silicofluoride. Bull. Rubber Growers' Assoc 5(1): 21-24

Lilly, C.H. 1925: Mould spoilage in Tobacco. Indust. Chem 1(4): 182-184

Bordeleau, R. 1945: Mould types for tobacco seedbeds. Lighter 15(1): 11-14

Robson, G. 1935: Mould wastage in Citrus fruits. Food Manuf 10(5): 159-161

Nebesar, R.J. 1943: Moulded plastic plywood in aircraft. Timber of Canada 3(8): 17-21, 29

Perry, T.D. 1943: Moulding curved plastic-plywood. Modern Plastics 20: 12, 73-7, 130, 132, 134

Fraenkel, E.M. 1938: Moulds and Asthma. British Medical Journal 2(4044): 68-69

Munin, F. 1942: Moulds and their occurrence in storage butter. Fette u. Seifen 49(8): 605-607

Blochwitz, A. 1929: Moulds as anima parasites. (Preliminary note.). Ber. Deutsch. Bot. Gesells 47(1): 31-34

Blochwitz, A. 1929: Moulds as plant parasites. Ber. Deutsch. Bot. Gesellsch 47(6): 351-356

Morrow, M.B.; Lowe, E.P. 1943: Moulds in relation to asthma and vasomotor rhinitis. Mycologia 25(6): 638-653

Morgan, G.F.V. 1929: Moulds in unsalted Butter. Besearch at Wallaceville Laboratory. New Zealand Journ. of Agric, 39: 1; 2; 3, 38-46; 106-113; 174-179

Zaleski, K.; Walisiak, J. 1937: Moulds occurring on Rye grain and their pathological significance. Roczn. Nauk rol 41(2): 445-452

Wright, A.M 1923: Moulds on frozen meats. New Zealand Journ. of Sci. and Techn 6(4): 208-211

Kas, V. 1926: Moulds that damage dry Tobacco. Ochrana Rostlin 6(3): 55-58

Harrison, K.A. 1935: Mouldy core in Gravenstein Apples. Soi. Agric 15(6): 358-369

South, F.W. 1925: Mouldy rot. Malayan Tin and Rubber Journal 14(12): 713-716

D.Fluiter, H.J. 1937: Mouldy rot observed in the district served by the Besoeki Experiment Station. Bergcultures 11(26): 945-946

Sanderson, A.R. 1925: Mouldy rot of the tapped surface. Bull. Rubber Growers' Assoc 7(5): 292-297

Dupond, C. 1934: Moult and plumage succession. Bull. orn. Romand 1: 101-103

Larionov, W.T.; V.F. ]. 1941: Moult and reproduction in birds with constant daily illumination. G.R. (Dokl.) Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S 30: 374-376

Woitkewitsch Voitkevic, A.A. 1940: Moult in thyroidectomized and castrated pigeons. C.R. (Dokl.) Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S 27: 294-297

Von Gierke, E. 1932: Moulting and Rate of Development in the Larva of E. kuhniella. Arch. EntwMech, Berlin, December 17. 127(3): 387-410

Dhiman, S.C.; Sangeeta Singh 2006: Moulting behaviour of nymphal instars and description of imago of Trioza hirsuta Crawford (Homoptera: Psyllidae), a gallinaceous insect infesting Terminalia tomentosa W. & A. Advances in Indian Entomology: Productivity and Health a Silver Jubilee, Suppl No 3, Volume II; Insect and Environment: 37-40

Larionow, W.T.; Lektorsky, I.N. 1931: Moulting of hens as affected by thyroid feeding. Arch. f. Geftugdk 5: 388-393

Peirson, H.B. 1922: Mound-building Ants in Forest Plantations. Jl. Forestry 20(4): 325-336

Savastano, L. 1919: Mount Etna Broom and Spanish Broom, Icerya purchasi and N. cardinalis. Bull. R. Staz. Speriment. Agrum. Fruttic, Acireale, 37, 1-4

Pan, S.; Ryan, C. 2007: Mountain areas and visitor usage - motivations and determinants of satisfaction: the case of Pirongia Forest Park, New Zealand. Journal of Sustainable Tourism 15(3): 288-308

Lindblom, A. 1942: Mountain ash and the incidence of the apple fruit miner in 1941. Vaxtskyddsnotiser 1: 1-6

Korshunov, K.N. 1941: Mountain ash as a rootstock for pears.. Sady i Ogorody, 6, 25-6

Arjo, W.; Huenefeld, R.; Nolte, D. 2007: Mountain beaver home ranges, habitat use, and population dynamics in Washington. Canadian journal of zoology: Revue canadienne de zoologie 85(3): 328-337

Ducomet, V.; Diehl, R. 1934: Mountain cultivation and degeneration diseases of the Potato. Ann. Agron 4(3): 355-372

Bailey, R.W. 1940: Mountain floods and vegetation. Proc 6th Pacific Sci. Congr 4: 731-6

Costantin, J. 1932: Mountain heredity acquired by the Sugar-Cane. Comptes rendus Acad. des Sciences 195(5): 345-347

Forbes, E.B.; Bechdel, S.I. 1931: Mountain laurel and rhododendron as foods for the white tailed deer. Ecology 12(2): 323-333

Anonymous 1940: Mountain pasture and home pasture for sheep. A comparison in Norway. Svenska Vall-och. MosskForen. Kvartalsskr 2: 294-5

Albareda, J.M. 1941: Mountain soils.. Estud. Geog 2: 679-691

Artigas, P.D.T. 1936: Mounting of Helminths and Small Arthropods. A New, Simple and Efficient Method.. Mem. Inst, Butantan 10: 71-75

Shaw, F.W.; Wampler, F.J. 1933: Mouse favus. Virginia Med. Monthly. 59(12): 742-745

Anonymous 1939: Mouse genetics. Science 90: 247

Macdowell, E.C.; Potter, J.S.; Taylor, M.J. 1945: Mouse leukemia. XII. The role of genes in spontaneous cases. Cancer Res 5(2): 65-83

Fraser, H.F.; Topping, N.H. 1942: Mouth lesions in monkeys associated with a chronic deficiency of (1) calcium, (2) vitamin C, and (3) both calcium and vitamin C. Public Health Reports 57: 968-973

Cetinbaş, T.ğb.; Sönmez, H. 2006: Mouthguard utilization rates during sport activities in Ankara, Turkey. Dental Traumatology: Official Publication of International Association for Dental Traumatology 22(3): 127-132

Kovda, V.A. 1940: Movement and accumulation of silicic acid in saline soils. Trans. Dokuchaev Inst 22: 3-30