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Anonymous 1941: N. Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station. Sixth-fourth Annual Report for the fiscal period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941: Progress Report for the period December 1, 1940 to November 30, 1941. N. Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station. Sixth-fourth Annual Report for the fiscal period July 1, to June 30, 1941: Progress Report for the period December 1, 1940 to November 30, 1941, 1941. 83

Anonymous 1939: N. Ireland. Legislation affecting agriculture in 1938. Mon. Rep. Minist. Agric. N. Ire 13: 518-523

Vannuccini, G. 1942: N. Strampelli and his creations. Ital. Agric 79: 121-26

Dankov, A. 1938: N. V. Brusentsov as experimentalist and follower of Michurin. Fruit and Vegetable Growing, 11, 57-60

Grandi, G. 1923: N. omeomorpha, Grnd., and its Biological Importance. (16th Contribution to the Knowledge of Fig Insects.). Bollettino del Laboratorio di Zoologia Generale e Agraria della Facolta Agraria in Portici 17: 108-130

Monte, O. 1932: N. pusillus, a Borer of Persimmon. Chacaras e Quintaes. S. Paulo, May 15th 45(5): 579-580

Trotter, A. 1937: N. tomentosa Ruiz et Pavon N. colossea Andre) and the other arborescent species of the genus Nicotiana. Boll. Tec. Tab 34: 241-48

Zimmermann, F. 1927: N. typica a new Pest of Hops in Bohemia. Zeitschr. Pflanzenkrankh, Stuttgart 37(1-2): 9-12

Frandsen, H.N. 1944: N.J. F's Section for the study of the biology of breeding. Nord. JordbrForskn, 1, 52-54

Anonymous 1940: N.P.B.A. herds. Wessex Saddleback leads the litter records. Fmr and Stk-Breed, 54: 2107

Harlan, J.D. 1939: N.Y. State's experiments in growing new varieties of hops. Amer. Brewer 72(8), 27-29

Anonymous 1945: N.Z. poultry flock improvement plan. Accreditations in first year. N.Z. J. Agric 71: 183-184

Wallace, J.O. 1943: N.Z. resistant swede. N.Z. J. Agric, 67: 341

Stopar, M.; Simoncic, A.; Leskosek, G. 2006: NAA thinning of 'Jonagold/M.9' apples in relation to spray volume, dose and spray deposition in the crown. Acta Horticulturae 727: 445-449

Jones, M.A.; Raymond, M.J.; Yang, Z.; Smirnoff, N. 2007: NADPH oxidase-dependent reactive oxygen species formation required for root hair growth depends on ROP GTPase. Journal of Experimental Botany 58(6): 1261-1270

Anonymous 1942: National station of Agronomy, Sacavem. Rev. Agron., Lisboa. 30: 569-76

Agesa, J.; Agesa, R.U.; Toshkova, M. 2005: NBA salaries: role players and superstars. The Sport Journal 8(2): unpaginated

Holmes, G.A. 1944: New grasses. Fmrs Wkly. Lond., 8 December:

Siddiqui, M.H.; Oad, F.C.; Kumbhar, A.M.; Buriro, U.A. 2007: NP requirement of soybean varieties for yield and yield components. Journal of Agronomy 6(1): 222-224

Rakesh Kumar; Hooda, R.S.; Harbir Singh; Nanwal, R.K. 2006: NPK content and uptake in intercropping and stripcropping systems for sustainable yield of pearl millet legume association. Haryana Journal of Agronomy 22(1): 9-11

Trujillo Bravo, E.; Valderrama Llanos, Y. 2006: NRAMP1: genetic characterization at the 3'UTR region in Holstein and Creole Harton del Valle cattle. Revista Colombiana de Ciencias Pecuarias 19(4): 401-406

S.Norfeldt 1943: Nutrition of pigs. Lantm. Svenskt Land. 27: 1087-8

Apse, M.P.; Blumwald, E. 2007: Na+ transport in plants. Febs Letters 581(12): 2247-2254

Sivritepe, H.O.; Sivritepe, N. 2007: NaCl priming affects salt tolerance of onion (Allium cepa L.) seedlings. Acta Horticulturae 729: 157-161

Glatzel, H. 1933: NaCl requirement and its relation to mineral metabolism. Ztschr. f. d. ges. exp. Med 90: 59-77

Wenholz, H. 1934: Nabawa wheat. A variety of widespread popularity. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W 45: 547-49

Shaw, S.H.; Pharaon, N.H. 1944: Nablus-Tulkarm Valley. Govt. Palestine Soil Conserv. Bd. Bull, 1: 20

Kleine, R. 1923: Nachtrag zur Gesamtliteratur der Borkenkafer. Zeitschr. angew. Ent, Berlin 9(1): 165-180

Thorne, G.; Allen, M.W. 1944: Nacobbus dorsalis, nov. gen. nov. spec. (Nematoda : Tylenchidae) producing galls on the roots of alfileria, Erodium cicutarium (L.) L'Her. Proceedings of the Helminthological Society of Washington 11(1): 27-31

Carson, H.H. 1922: Nagana and the Tartar Emetic Treatment. Jl. Dept. Agric., Union of South Africa, Sept 5(3): 249-253

Collins, E. 1924: Nagana in Northern Zululand. S. Afr. Jl. Nat. Hist, Pretoria 4(4): 260-268

Vaccari, I. 1942: Naganol and Neo I.C.I. Therapy of T. brucei Infection In Horses. Nuova Vet 20: 75-85

Anonymous 1941: Nailing dense hardwoods. Tech. Note For. Prod. Lab., Wis, 247, 3

Mettam, R.W.M. 1930: Nairobi Quarantine Disease. Ann. Rpt., Dept. Agric, Kenya., Nairobi : Govt. Printer., 243-293

Daubney, R.; Hudson, J.R. 1934: Nairobi Sheep Disease : Natural and Experimental Transmission by Ticks other than Rhipicephalus appendiculatus. Parasitology. Cambridge., November 9th 26(4): 496-509

Schulz, K.G. 1932: Naked or hull-less barleys. Wschr. Brau 49: 225-29

Cole, L.J.; Owen, R.D. 1944: Naked pigeons. Jour Heredity 35(1): 3-7

Henrici, M. 1932: Namaqualand's sheep pastures. Importance of the annuals, grasses and bushes. Farming S. Afr 7: 5-8 ; 33

Carint, A. 1915: Nambi-uvu, a Disease of Dogs, and its Parasite. Centralll.f. Bakt 77(3): 265-271

Carsner, E.; Bennett, C.W. 1943: Name and Classification of the Curly-Top Virus. Science 98(2548): 385-386

Slate, G.L. 1936: Name new red raspberry after O. M. Taylor said to be best late variety growing on station grounds, with promise of wide popularity both for home use and for commercial planting-a Lloyd George seedling. Fm. Res. Quart. Bull. N.Y. Agric. Exp. Sta 2(2): 1; 11-12

Riker, A.J.; Baldwin, I.L. 1942: Names for the bacterial plant pathogens. Chron Bot 7(6): 250-251

Mcatee, W.L. 1927: Names of Apple Leaf Hoppers. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 20(1): 237-238

Anonymous 1935: Names of Endocrine Preparations. Brit. med. J: 211-212

Rendle, B.J. 1945: Names of timber trees. Ann. appl. Biol 32(2): 184-5,

Anonymous 1941: Names of wood species.. Standard. Central Normalisatiebureau,'s-Gravenhage, Netherlands: N1015, 79

Thom, C. 1940: Naming molds. Jour Washington Acad Sci 30(2): 49-64

Dorsey, M.J. 1936: Naming new fruit varieties. Trans. Ia Hort. Soc 71: 142-47

Livermore, J.R. 1944: Naming selections from established varieties. American Potato Jour 21(3): 72-74

Cook, 0. P. 1941: Naming the cultivated rubber tree Siphonia ridleyana. Jour Washington Acad Sci 31(2): 46-65

Banati, D. 2006: Nano foods. Elelmezesi Ipar 60(8/9): 193-196

Skrjabin, K.J.; Podjapolskaja, W.P. 1931: Nanophyetus schikhobalowi n.sp, A new Trematode from the Intestine of Man. Zlb. Bakt 119: 294-297

Balls, W.L. 1938: Nap formation in Cynodon. J. Bd. Greenkeep. Res 5: 298-9

Nemiritzkii, B.G. 1931: Naphtha Oils and Polysulphides in the Control of Sucking Insects in Winter.. Bull. Plant Prot, Leningrad 3(1): 201-214

Hartzell, A.; Wilcoxon, F. 1930: Naphthalene Fumigation at eon-trolled Concentrations. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 23(3): 608-618

Vianello, G. 1940: Naphthalene Poisoning in Horses. La Clinica Veterinaria 63: 105-109

Naundorf, G. 1942: Naphthalene acetic acid and other treatments of sugar beet seed. Angewandte Botanik 24: 261-273

Girault, A.A. 1914: Naphthalene and Fleas. Entomological News 25(3): 130-131

Herrick, G.W.; Griswold, G.H. 1933: Naphthalene as a Fumigant for the immature Stages of Clothes Moths and Carpet Beetles. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 26(2): 446-451

Gilyarov, M.S. 1942: Naphthalene as a Means to control Seed Pests of biennial Kok-saghyz. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 37(3): 109-112

Fulton, B.B. 1933: Naphthalene for Midge Larvae in Tobacco Seed Beds. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 26(2): 512-513

Maughan, F. 1933: Naphthalene for the Control of the Onion Thrips. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 26(1): 143-147

Bacot, A.W. 1914: Naphthalene for the Destruction of Mosquitos in Covered Cisterns and Wells. British Medical Journal 2(2792): 15

Abbott, W.S. 1919: Naphthalene vs. Chicken Lice. Jl. Econ. Entom, Concord, N. H. 12(5): 397-102

Fieser, L.F.; Campbell, W.P.; Fry, E.M.; Gates, M.D., J. 1939: Naphthoquinones of the vitamin K1 type of structure. J. Amer. Chem. Soc 61: 3216-3223

Cunningham Van Sombren, G.R. 1944: Napier Grass, Pennisetum purpureum for consolidating River and Drain Banks in antimalarial Works. E. Afr. med. J, Nairobi 21(2): 48-53

Webster, P.J. 1920: Napier Grass. A Promising New Forage Plant for the Philippines. Philippine Agric. Rev 13(4): 353-354

Lord, L. 1935: Napier grass as a cattle fodder at Peradeniya. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 85(5): 278-281

Moerdyk, J.L. 1942: Napier grass for soil reclamation. Farm. Week. S. Africa. 64: 40

Van Der Bruel, W.E. 1941: Napomyza lateralis Fall. Ophiomyia pinguis Fall.). (Control of chicory flies. Bull. Inst. agron. Gembloux 10: 26-52

Hedemann Gade, E. 1945: Nar och hur bora vi skogsodla i Stockholms lan?. Svenska SkogsvForen. Tidskr 43: 488-97

Hahn, F.L. 1944: Naranjilla, Solatium quitense. Rev. agric. Guatemala 1: 15-7, 37

Chalons, Manuel Eduardo, R. 1944: Naranjillas the golden fruit of the Andes. Agriculture in The Americas 4(6): 110-112

Anonymous 1928: Narcissus Bulb Quarantine (no. 62). Calcium Cyanide Fumigation for Bulb-fly Control authorised. (P.Q.C.A.-217, revised.). U.S. Dept. Agric., P.Q.C.A., S.R.A, Washington, D.C., 96, 79-80

Anonymous 1926: Narcissus Bulb Quarantine. Notice of Quarantine no. 62 with supple-mental Rules and Regulations. Qtrly. Bull. State Plant Bd. Florida. Gainesville, Fla. 10(4): 73-77

Commandeur, N.A. 1941: Narcissus bulbs as cattle food. Tijdschr. Diergeneesk. 68: 403-404

Anon. 1934: Narcissus disease and pest control calendar. Report. Department of Plant Pathology. Scale-Hayne Agricultural College, 42, 15-23

Van Slogteren, E.; Cremer, M.C. 1939: Narcissus fly and its control. Meded. Lab. Bloembollenonderzoek. Lisse, 62: 20

Gregory, P.H. 1937: Narcissus leaf diseases. Daffodil Yearb. 1937. 46-52

Gregory, P.H. 1939: Narcissus leaf diseases. II. Daffodil Yearb. 1939. 49-53

Marinesco, G.; Facon, E.; Bruch, A.; Paunesco-Podeano, A. 1933: Narcoleptic hyperglycaemia. Nervous syndrome in hypoglycaemia. Ann. de Med 33: 177-184

Rein, H.; Schneider, D. 1934: Narcosis in scientific experiments. Klin. Wochenschr 13: 870-872

Dalmer, O.; Moli, T. 1932: Narcotine and vitamin C. Hoppe-Seyler's Ztschr. f. physiol. Chem 209: 211-230

Maruyama, S. 1933: Narcotine and vitamine C. Sci. Papers Inst. Phys. and Chem. Res. Tokyo. 20: 259-273

Grant, R.L.; Smith, S. 1932: Narcotine as the alleged precursor of vitamin C. Biochemical Journal 26(5): 1628-1632

Lettre, H.; Albrecht, M. 1942: Narcotine, a mitotic poison. Naturwissenschaften 30: 184-85

Maloch, M. 1934: Nardeta swards in the Carpathian mountains. Zemed. Arch 25: 292-305

Klika, J. 1934: Nardos stricta pastures in the Great and the Little Fatra Mountains. Bull. Czech. Acad. Agric 10: 61-5

Vigerust, Y. 1934: Nardus stricta L. on mountain pastures. Arb. Beitebr. Norge, 11, 62-83

Schneiter, F. 1933: Nardus stricta as a weed of alpine pastures. Forts. Landw 8: 123-7

Gudding, I. 1939: Nardus stricta in horse pastures. Norsk Landbr 5: 363-4

Small, T. 1935: Nareissus fire (Botrytis poiyblastis, Dowson). Gdnrs' Chron, 97: 2524, 304-305

Mckay, M.B. 1926: Naroissus and Tulip diseases. Eighteenth Ann. rept. Oregon State Hort. Soc, 137-150

Naess, F.D. 2001: Narratives about young men and masculinities in organised sport in Norway. Sport, Education and Society 6(2): 125-142

Ramanujam, S.; Singh, H. 1945: Narrow leaf-another leaf mutation in gram (Cicer arietinum L.). Indian J. Genet. Pl. Breed 5: 46-50

Anonymous 1935: Narrow leaved sage makes its appearance in the Hunter Valley. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W 46: 252-3

Stoeckeler, J.H. 1945: Narrow shelterbelts for the Southern Great Plains. Soil Conserv U S Dept Agric 11(1): 16-20

Masefield, G.B. 1942: Narrow-base ridges for erosion control. E. Afr. agric. J 7: 167-71

Chamberlain, E.E. 1934: Narrow-leaf-a virus disease of Tomatoes. New Zealand Journ. of Agric 49(5): 257-263

Cross, D.O. 1938: Narrow-leaved carpet grass, and a broad-leaved form. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W, 49: 647

Malkani, P.G.; Prasad, G. 1941: Nasai schistosomiasis in goats. Indian Journal of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry 11(2): 73-77

Aygar, V.Krishnamurti 1925: Nasal Granuloma in Cattle. Memoirs-Dept. Agric. in India. Veterinary Series, Aug 3(6):

Dikmans, G. 1934: Nasal Granuloma in Cattle. Proc. helminth. Soc. Wash, 1: 64

Dikmans, G. 1934: Nasal Granuloma in Cattle in Louisiana. (Rhinosporidium). N. Amer. Vet 15(9): 20-24

Das, P.N. 1929: Nasal Granuloma of Cattle in Bihar and Orissa. Experiments regarding Mode of Infection and Treatment. Indian Veterinary Journal 5(4): 326-338

Doraiswamy, K.P. 1934: Nasal Granuloma or Nasal Schistosomiasis in Cattle. Indian Veterinary Journal 11: 25-32

Balfour, A. 1913: Nasal Lesions in Glanders and Epizootic lymphangitis. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot, Mar 6(3): 145-146

Schellner. 1935: Nasal Tumours in the Horse Caused by Yeast Cells (Blastomycetes). Z. Veterinark 47: 111-116

Bray, G. 1943: Nasal allergy (excluding hay fever). J. Laryngol. Otol 58: 219-223

Shambaugh, G.E., J. 1945: Nasal allergy for the practicing rhinologist. Ann. Otol. Rhinol. Lanjngol 64: 43-60

D.Pietro, A. 1945: Nasal granuloma due to Rhinosporidium seeberi (8th Argentinian observation). Rev. Asoc. med. argent 59(560): 704-707

Creech, G.T.; Miller, F.W. 1933: Nasal granuloma in cattle. Veterinary Medicine 28(7): 279-284

Rao, B.M. 1944: Nasal granuloma-its treatment under field conditions. Indian Veterinary Journal 21: 43-44

Seele . 1940: Nasal horn formation in a horse. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 48: 105-108

Neufeld, F.; Etinger-Tulczynska, R. 1931: Nasal pneumococcus infections and pneumococcus carriers in animal experiments. Ztschr. f. Hyg. u. Infektionskr 112: 492-526

Rosen, S.; Shelesnyak, M.C.; Zacharias, L.R. 1940: Naso-genital relationship. II. Pseudopregnancy following extirpation of the sphenopalatine ganglion in the rat. Endocrinology 27: 463-468

Shelesnyak, M.C.; Rosen, S. 1938: Nasogenital relationship: induction of pseudo-pregnancy in rat by nasal treatment. Endocrinology 23: 58-63

Leger, A.; Couput, A. 1924: Nasomyiase a Chrysomyia dux, Esch. Bull. Soc. Path. exot, Paris 17(5): 375-376

Allan, H.H. 1941: Nassella tussock. Survey to determine most effective control. N. Z. J.agric 63: 91-5

Anonymous 1936: Natal Sugar Experiment Station notes. S. Afr. Sug. J 20: 81-87

Dodds, H.H. 1928: Natal Sugar Experiment Station, Mount Edge-combe. Note on Sugar Cane variety selection work. South African Sugar Journ 12(10): 627-629

Anonymous 1927: Natal Sugar Experiment Station. Annual Report for the year 1926-1927. South African Sugar Journ 11(5): 319-339

Jaap, R.G.; Thompson, R.B. 1944: Natal testis weight and early post-natal body growth in the domestic fowl. Growth 8(4): 311 3-19

Anonymous 1941: Nation-wide survey shows third of U.S. corn acreage is hybrid. Seed World 50(7): 24-26

Anonymous 1940: National A.R.P. for Animals. Scheme for Rural Areas. Vet. Rec 52: 413-415

Braun, K. 1928: National Biological Institute for Agriculture and Forestry, Staoe Branch. Report on the work carried out from 1st April, 1927 to 31st March, 1928. Die Landwirtschaft, 15-16 (Beu. zum Stader Tayebl.), 2

Seiler, J.F. 1944: National Bureau of Standards tests disclose high strength of composite wood-concrete slab. Wood Pres. News. 22: 5-9, 12

Anon. 1938: National Egg-Laying Test, 1936-37. J. Dep. Agric. Eire 35: 98-161

Hart, G.H. 1944: National Live Stock Loss Prevention Board. N. Amer. Vet 25: 145-147 and 154

Joss, E.C. 1935: National Meat Inspection in the united States of America. 12th Int. vet. Congr 406-419

Anonymous 1941: National egg-laying test, 1939-40. J. Dep. Agric. Eire. 38: 115-172

Anonymous 1942: National egg-laying test, 1940-41. J. Dep. Agric. Eire, 39: 140

Anonymous 1943: National egg-laying test, 1941-42. J. Dep. Agric. Eire. 40: 163-207

Anonymous 1944: National egg-laying test, 1942-1943. J. Dep. Agric. Eire. 41: 129-171

Anonymous 1945: National egg-laying test, 1943-1944. J. Dep. Agric. Eire. 42: 113-156

Anonymous 1944: National flour (82 1/2 per cent, extraction) and bread. Sixth report from the Scientific Adviser's Division. Nature 154: 788-790

Anonymous 1942: National flour and bread. Second report. Nature 160: 538-539

Anonymous 1941: National flour. A second memorandum. Lancet 240(6144): 703

Bird, P. 1939: National forest parks. 1939, Emp. For. J 18: 61-4

Vieli, P.B. 1942: National health and diet at health and bathing resorts. Schweiz. med. Wochensdhr 72: 598-599

Luis Y Yague, R. 1935: National importance of diet. Rev. espan. Enferm. Aparat. digest. Nutric 1: 99-102

Andrews, J.; Fuchs, A.W. 1944: National inventory of needs for sanitation facilities. II. Milk pasteurization facilities. Public Health Reports 59(6): 189-204

Mackintosh, J. 1943: National milk records. Agriculture Gr Brit 49(4): 247-251

San Agustin, G.; Albert, J. 1939: National nutrition plan for the Philippines. Philippine J. Animal Indust 6: 247-260

Escudero, P. 1939: National nutrition policy in the Argentine Republic. Inst. Nac. Nutricion Buenos Aires. 3: 143

Anon. 1941: National parks in the Belgian Congo. Bull, agric, Congo belge 32: 454-495

B.D'oliveira 1942: National problems of plant disease in Portugal. Rev Agron Lisbon 30: 414-438

Rowntree, L.G. 1944: National program for physical fitness revealed and developed on the basis of 13,000,000 physical examinations of selective service registrants. J. Amer, Med. Assoc 125: 821-826

Marais, J.G.; Bonsma, H.C. 1941: National provision against drought. III. Supplying drought-resistant and other fodders. Fmg. S. Afr 16: 273-6

Witte, H. 1945: National seed shows of the Swedish Seed Growers Union during the years 1921-45. Sverig. Utsadesforen. Tidskr 55: 201-30

Govaert, R. 1935: Nationality trials of grasses and clovers. Meded. LandbHoogesch. Gent 3: 113-32

Gelberg, S.; Gelberg, H. 2007: Native American tribal cultures: implications for veterinary medical education. Journal of Veterinary Medical Education 34(2): 60-73

Quinlan, J.; Bisschop, J.H.R.; Curson, H.H. 1932: Native Husbandry in South Africa. Imp. Bureau of Anim. Genet. Quart. Bull 2: 109-110

Reeks, W.A. 1939: Native Insect Parasites and Predators attacking Diprion polytomum (Hartig) in Canada. Rep. ent. Soc. Ont, Toronto 69: 25-28

French, C.; Pescott, R.T.M. 1933: Native Insect Pests of the Orchard and Garden. J. Dep. Agric. Vict, Melbourne, 31: pt. 11, 580-582

Froggatt, W.W. 1927: Native Insects and introduced Trees. Aust. Nat, Sydney 7(1): 12-14

Bentley, J.R. 1933: Native Lespedezas in Kansas. Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci 36: 78-81

Larrat, R. 1939: Native Methods of Preventing Animal Diseases. Bull. Serv. zootech. Epiz. A.O.F 2(4): 45-48

Merritt, J.M. 1933: Native Parasites as a Control for the Oriental Fruit Moth. Quart. Bull. Mich. Agric. Expt. Sta, East Lansing, Mich. 15(4): 224-225

Brown, D.R.N. 1942: Native agricultural implements in the Uganda Protectorate. E. Afr. agric. J 8: 96-100

Hoover, M.M. 1939: Native and adapted grasses for conservation of soil and moisture in the Great Plains and Western States. U S Dept Agric Farmers Bull 1812: 1-44

Martin, D.S.; Erickson, J.O.; Putnam, F.W.; Neurath, H. 1943: Native and Regenerated Bovine Albumin : Ii. Immunological Properties. Journal of General Physiology 26(6): 533-539

Curson, H.H. 1934: Native animal husbandry: Study No. 10. The West African Shorthorn (Bos brachyceros). J. S. Afr. vet. med. Ass, 5: 12

Belot, R. 1935: Native apiculture. Possible improvements. Bull, agric. Congo belge. 26: 453-466

Lopes, A.; De O. 1934: Native breeds. Rev. Dep.nac. Prod. anim, Rio de Janeiro 1: 225-243

Sapovalov, J.; Ja. 1945: Native breeds of geese. Dold.naue. Konf. Timirjazev. seljskokoz. Akad, 2, 166-170

Michel, L. 1943: Native coffee cultivation in N. Ruanda. Bull. agric. Congo belge. 34: 109-21

Novick, N. 1931: Native complement in hyperthyroidism. Archives of Internal Medicine (1908) 48: 462-469

Jurion, F. 1941: Native cultivation and cultivation experiments. Bull, Agric. Congo belge 32: 688-713

Jurion, F. 1941: Native cultivation and experimentation. Bull. Agric, Congo Belge 32: 688-713

Smith, W.H.; Smith, E.M. 1935: Native diet in Zanzibar. East African Med. J 12: 246-251

Anonymous 1935: Native dietary. Ann. Med. and Sanit. Rep., Basutoland. (1936). 12; 15-16

Martial, J.E. 1937: Native dietary in French West Africa. Ann. Med. Pharm. colon 35: 648-687

Glegg, C.G. 1945: Native foodstuffs in Tanganyika. The preparation and use of local foodstuffs in the Shinyanga district of Sukumaland, Tanganyika Territory. Trap. Agric. Trinidad. 22: 32-38

Gernert, W.B. 1936: Native grass behaviour as affected by periodic clipping. J. Amer. Soc. Agron 28: 447-56

Florell, V.H. 1937: Native grasslands in the Huron (South Dakota) area. J. Amer. Soc. Agron 29: 403-11

Reeks, W.A. 1938: Native insect parasites and predators attacking Diprion polytomum (Hartig) in Canada. Rep. ent. Soc. Ont, publ. 1939. 69: 25-8

Harris, W.V. 1941: Native methods of food storage in Tanganyika. E. Afr. agric. J 6: 135-8

Anonymous 1936: Native nutrition in Zanzibar. Ann. Med. and Sanit. Rep., Zanzibar, (1936). 1936. 36: 44-47

Rapin, J. 1941: Native oil plants. Rev Hort Suisse 14(2-3): 40-43, 49-53

Wilson, F.B.; Tidbury, G.E. 1944: Native paddy cultivation and yields in Zanzibar. E. Afric. Agric. J 9: 231-235

Wakefield, A.J. 1936: Native production of coffee on Kilimanjaro. Emp. J. exp. Agric 4: 97-106

Streit, M. 2006: Native seed an adapted seeding technique - a look at Switzerland. Soil bioengineering: ecological restoration with native plant and seed material Conference, HBLFA Raumberg Gumpenstein, Austria, 5-9 September 2006: 119-122

Silveira, D.Mello, O. 1945: Native species for street planting.. Brasil madeireiro 1(5): 6-7

Webb, C.G. 1945: Native trees and shrubs as feed for stock. Jour Dept Agric Victoria 43(3): 101-107

Terry, W.Z. 1940: Native trees of Utah and the uses made of them by the early settlers. Proc. Utah Acad. Sci 17: 115-17

Kuntara, W.; Grassmann, W. 1943: Native vegetable tanning materials. IV. Extraction of fresh Pine bark. Collegium 1943. 79-86

Humphrey, R.R.; Lister, P.B. 1941: Native vegetation as a criterion for determining correct range management and run-off characteristics of grazing lands. Jour Forest 39(10): 837-842

Whitfield, C.J. 1938: Native vegetation of the Southern Great Plains. Bull. ecol. Soc. Amer, 19: 30

Klimenko, V.N. 1937: Natsu-dai-dai and its forms in Adzharia. Soviet Subtropics, 8; 36, 81-83

Anderson, C.; Disdier, C. 1938: Nattan-Larrier's Method for the Serological Diagnosis of Leishmaniasis. Archives de l'Institut Pasteur de Tunis 27: 203-210

Pereira, C.; De Almeida, W.F. 1940: Natura of Amoeboid Forms and So-Called Cysts and Degenerative Forms of Trichomonas. Arq. Inst. biol, S. Paulo., 11: 347-366

Nattan-Larrier, L.; Steeg, L.; Dufour, J. 1938: Natural Anticomplementary Power. C. R. Soc. Biol. Paris., 128: 861-863

Ramon, G.; Richou, R.; Nicol, L.; Lupu, A. 1936: Natural Antitoxic Immunity of the Horse, towards Various Bacteria Corynebact. diphtherias, d pseudotuberculosis, Staphylococci. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris., 121: 521-524

Mackie, T.J.; Finkelstein, M.H. 1931: Natural Bactericidal Antibodies: Observations on the Bactericidal Mechanism of Normal Serum. Journal of Hygiene 31(1): 35-55

Manzullo, A. 1935: Natural Br.m. Infection in Pampas Cavies (Cavia pamparum). Rev. zootec 22: 133-137

Raevskii, G.E.; Vinogradskaya, O.N. 1934: Natural Conditions favouring the Spread of Malaria and the Fauna of the Family Culicidae in the Valley of the River Chu in the Kirghiz Autonomous Soviet Socialistic Republic.. Med. Parasitol, Moscow 3(6): 489-499

Tothill, J.D. 1918: Natural Control Investigations in British Columbia. (Systematic Series). Proc. Entom. Soc. Brit, Columbia, Victoria, 12, 37-39

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Fullaway, D.T. 1920: Natural Control of Scale Insects in Hawaii. Proc. Hawaiian Entom Soc., Honolulu 4(2): 237-246

Cole, F.R. 1933: Natural Control of the Citrus Mealybug. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 26(4): 855-864

Federici, E. 1920: Natural Control of the Larvae of Anopheles by means of Aquatic Insects. Rend. R. Accad. Naz. Lincei. Rome 29(7-8): 244-247

Gilliatt, F. 1937: Natural Control of the grey-banded Leaf-roller, Eulia mariana Fern., in Nova Scotia Orchards. Canad. Ent, Orillia 69(7): 145-146

Cazalbou, L. 1916: Natural Cultivation of Pathogenic Moulds. Rev. Gen. Med. Vet, Sept. 15. 25(297): 410-421

Donatien, A.; Lestoquard, F. 1923: Natural Debab in the Dog. Transmission by Stomoxys. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot, Mar 16(3): 168-170

Barrett, W.L.; Jr. 1937: Natural Dispersion of Cochliomyia americana. J. econ. Ent 30: 878-876

Blunck, H. 1939: Natural Enemies and biological Control of Cockchafer Larvae. Z. PflKrankh, Stuttgart, 49: pt. 5, 338-381. f

Severin, H.H.P. 1924: Natural Enemies of Beet Leafhopper (Eutetux tendia, Baker). Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 16(3): 369-377

Sauer, H.F.G. 1938: Natural Enemies of P. gossypiella in the State of Sao Paulo. Predatory Wasps and Parasites, with Notes on their Biology. Arq. Inst. biol, S. Paulo, 9: 187

Berger, E.W. 1921: Natural Enemies of Scale Insects and Whiteflies in Florida. Qrtly. Bull. Florida State Pl. Bd, Gainesville 5(3): 141-154

Webster, F.M. 1914: Natural Enemies of Simulium: Notes. Psyche, Boston, Mass 21(3): 95-99

Young, C.J. 1921: Natural Enemies of Stegomyia calopus Meigen. Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology 15(3): 301-313

Mally, C.W. 1917: Natural Enemies of the Argentine Ant, Iridomyrmex humilis, Mayr. S. African Jl. Sci, Cape Town 14(5): 245-247

Fluke, J., C.L. 1925: Natural Enemies of the Pea Aphid (Illinoia pisi, Kalt.); their Abundance and Distribution in Wisconsin. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y 18(4): 612-616

Myers, J.G. 1927: Natural Enemies of the Pear Leaf-curling Midge, Perrisia pvri, Bouche (Dipt., Cecidom.). Bull. Ent. Res, London, 18: pt. 2, 129-138

Hartung, W.J.; Severin, H.H.P. 1915: Natural Enemies of the Sugar-Beet Leaf-Hoppers in California. Mthly. Bull. State Commiss. Hortic, Sacramento, Cal. 4(6): 277-279

Melnikov, N.I. 1925: Natural Factors favourable to the Development of Malaria in the Forest Steppe of Krasnoufimsk. Bull. Inst. Recherches biol. & Sta. biol. Univ. Perm. Perm, 3: pt. 9, 379-387

Mazza, S.; Jorg, M.E. 1936: Natural Fatal Chagas Disease in a Dog. 9th Reun: Soc. argent. Pat. reg, 865-411

Boerner, F. jr.; Boerner, F. 1915: Natural Haemolysins in Normal Horse Serum. Jl Infect. Dis, Nov 17(3): 497-499

Leiper, J.W.G. 1937: Natural Helminthiasis of the Goat Involving Infection with Trichostrongylus retortaeformis of the Rabbit. Vet. Rec 49: 1411-1412

Kodama, M.; Takahashi, G.; Kohno, M.; Futaki, Y. 1932: Natural Hosts and Disseminators of Rickettsia manchuriae (A Preliminary Note). Kitasato Arch. Exptl. Med, Tokyo 9(1): 84-89

Dias, E. 1938: Natural Hosts and Vectors of Brazilian Exanthematic Typhus. Brasil-med 52: 269-272

Darling, F. 1931: Natural Immunity and Disease Resistance. The Genetical Point of View. Quart. Bull. Imp. Bureau Anim. Genet 2: 73-84

Huff, C.G. 1935: Natural Immunity and Susceptibility of Culicine Mosquitoes to Avian Malaria. Amer. J. trop. Med, Baltimore, Md 15(4): 427-434

Sergent, E. 1939: Natural Immunity of Certain Animals to Scorpion Venom. Archives de l'Institut Pasteur d'Algerie 17: 625-632

Jonnesco, D. 1936: Natural Immunity of the Dog to Rabies. C. R. Soc, Biol. Paris 121: 1208-1205

Mazzotti, L. 1939: Natural Infection by T. cruzi in a further two Species of Triatoma. Rev. Inst. Salub. Enferm. trop, Mexico, D.F. 1(1): 73-78

V.Mazza, S. 1936: Natural Infection by Tryp. cruzi in Dogs and Cats. 9th Reun: Soc. argent. Pat. reg, 412-417

Correa, R.R. 1943: Natural Infection of A. cruzi by the Malaria Plasmodium. Folia din. bid, Sao Paulo 15(1): 23-32

Brown, H.W.; Sheldon, A.J. 1940: Natural Infection of Fleas with the Dog Heartworm (Dirofilaria immitis). N. Amer. Vet 21(4): 230-231

Parrot, L.; Donatien, A.; Plantureux, E. 1941: Natural Infection of Phlebotomus by Leishmania of Man and Dogs in Algeria. Archives de l'Institut Pasteur d'Algerie 19: 209-218

Chung, Huei-Lan Feng, Lan-Chou 1939: Natural Infection of Phlebotomus chinensis in Peiping with Leishmania Flagellates. Chin. med. J, Peking 56(1): 47-51

Sun, C.J.; Yao, Y.T.; Chu, H.J.; Wu, C.C. 1936: Natural Infection of Phlebotomus chinensis with Flagellates morphologically indistinguishable from those of Leishmania donovani. Chin. med. J, Peiping 50(7): 911-916

Peres, G.; Granon-Fabre, P. 1937: Natural Infection of Rabbits with Brucella melitensis. Rev. prat. Mal. Pays chauds 17: 229-230; 233

Mello, G.B. 1940: Natural Infection of a Cat with Leishmania sp. Bras.-med, 54: 180

Warp, T.G.; Turner, T.B. 1940: Natural Infection of the Fetus with Lepiospira ieterohemorrhagiae in a Wild Rat. Amer. J. trop. Med 20: 727-730

Roubaud, E.; Feanchini, G. 1922: Natural Infection of the Mouse by Flagellates of the Flea, Ctenopsylla musculi Dug. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot 15(6): 405-406

Coulaud, E. 1931: Natural Infection of the Rabbit with Tuberculosis (Second Memoir). Ann. Inst. Pasteur 46: 424-443

Travassos, J. 1938: Natural Infection with Exanthematic Typhus in A.s. from Dogs in Sao Paulo. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris., 127: 1377-1380

Mackie, D.B. 1913: Natural Influences affecting its Propagation and Distribution. Philippine Agric. Review, Manila 6(11): 538-547

Laveran, A.; Havet, J. 1917: Natural Leishmaniasis of the Dog. Bull Soc. Path. Exot 10(5): 386-392

Gray, A.C.H. 1913: Natural Leishmaniasis of the Dog in Tunis. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot, Mar 6(3): 165-166

Das Gupta, B.M. 1940: Natural Leptospiral Infection in the Rat Population Of Calcutta. Indian med. Gaz 75: 284-286

Russell, P.F.; Ramachandra Rao, T. 1940: Natural Malaria Infections in some South Indian Anophelines, with special Reference to A. culicifacies. J. Malar. Inst. India. Calcutta 3(4): 543-562

Navas, L. 1923: Natural Means of Defence against Locusts. Rev. Acad. Ciencias Zaragoza. Saragossa 7: 94-118

Hadwen, S. 1918: Natural Occurrence of Eosinophilias. Jl. Parasit, Mar 9(3): 135-137

Wolcott, G.N.; Martorell, L.F. 1944: Natural Parasitism by Trichogramma minutum of the Eggs of the Sugar-cane Moth Borer, Diatraea saccharalis, in the Cane Fields of Puerto Rico. J. Agric. Univ. P. Rico. Rio Piedras, P.R. 27(2): 39-83

Mellanby, K. 1942: Natural Population of the Head-louse (Pediculus humanus capitis : Anoplura) on infected Children in England. Parasitology, London 34(2): 180-184

Nechleba, A. 1929: Natural Protection of Scolytid Broods against Predacious Insects. Anz. Schadlingsk, Berlin, February 15th 5(2): 24-26

Ramon, G.; Richou, R.; Descazeaux, J. 1935: Natural Staphylococeus Antitoxin in Man and Animals. Rev. Immunol 1: 401-414

Granouillit, F.; Do-Van-Vien. 1938: Natural Surra in Cattle, Buffaloes, Dogs and Horses in Cochinchina. Rev. Med. vet. Toulouse., 90: 402-411

Carini, A Maciel, J. 1913: Natural Toxoplasmosis of the dog. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot 6(10): 681-683

Donatien, A.; Lestoquard, F. 1937: Natural Transmission Of Eperythrozoon wenyoni by Hyalomma Ticks. Bull. Soc. Path. exot 30: 459-460

Nikolic, M. 1936: Natural Transmission of Aujeszky's Disease.. Vet. Arhiv 6: 31-42

Proscholdt, O. 1934: Natural Transmission of Bact. pullorum Among Hens, and the Influence of Egg-Laying on the Agglutination Titre. Berl. tierarztl. Wschr 50: 465-467

Gillain, J. 1936: Natural Transmission of Foot and Mouth Disease (African Virus) from Cattle to Man, and from Man to Man. Annales de la Societe Belge de Medecine Tropicale 16: 85-87

Daubney, R. 1930: Natural Transmission of Heart-water of Sheep by Amblyomma variegatum (Fabricius 1794). Parasitology. Cambridge, March 24th 22(2): 260-267

Jack, R.W. 1917: Natural Transmission of Trypanosomiasis (T. peccrum Group) in the Absence of Tsetse-fly. Bull Entom. Research. London 8(1): 35-41

Sani, L. 1927: Natural Trypanosomiasis observed at Milan in a Dog imported from Somaliland. La Nuova Veterinaria, Sept. 15 5(9): 209-212

Zazhurilo, V.K.; Sitnikova, G.M. 1940: Natural Ways of Transmission of the Winter Wheat Mosaic Virus. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 29(5-6): 429-432

L.B.ssy, I.J.D.C.; Van Loghem, J.J. 1943: Natural agglutination of Staphylococcus aureus. Ned. Tijdschr. Dier-geneesk. 87: 1164-1168

Baxter, J.G.; Robeson, C.D.; Taylok, J.D.; Lehman, R.W. 1943: Natural alpha -, beta - and gamma -tocopherols and certain esters of biological interest. J. Amer. Chem. Soc 65: 918-924

Pettersson, A. 1935: Natural and Anti-Bacterial Immunity against Gas Gangrene. Wiss. Woche Frankfurt 3: 123-126

Theiler, A. 1931: Natural and Experimental Aphosphorosis of Cattle. Maroc-Medical, 239-242

Donat Wood, F. 1934: Natural and Experimental Infection of Triatoma protracta Uhler and Mammals with American Human Trypanosomiasis. Amer. J. trop. Med, Baltimore, Md. 14(6): 497-517

Honess, R.F. 1936: Natural and Experimental Infections of Dogs with Eimeria canis. J. Amer. vet. med. Ass 88: 756-757

Parshall, C.J. 1934: Natural and Experimentally Produced Gangrenous Mastitis in Cows. Cornell Vet 24: 146-155

Metalnikow, S. 1920: Natural and acquired Immunity in the Caterpillars of G. mellonella. Ann. Inst. Pasteur, Paris 34(11): 888-909

Sampietro, G. 1933: Natural and artificial crossing in rice. Riz et Rizicult 7: 109-14

Copisarow, M. 1942: Natural and artificial fertilizers. Chemistry and Industry 61: 67-8

Ullmann, W. 1938: Natural and artificial hybridization between species and genera of the clover-like Leguminosae). Forschungsdienst 5: 387-426

Aamodt, O.S.; Johnson, L.P.V.; Manson, J.M. 1934: Natural and artificial hybridization of Avena sativa with A. fatua and its relation to the origin of fatuoids. Canad. J. Res 11: 701-27

Ullmann, W. 1938: Natural and artificial hybridization of legume species and genera. Forschungsdienst 5: 387-426

Christiansen, J. 1937: Natural and artificial vitamin D. Ugeskr. Laeger. 99: 581

Pessoa, S.B.; Coutinho, J.O. 1941: Natural and experimental Infection of Phlebotomus by L. brasiliensis in the State of Sao Paulo. Hospital (Rio de Janeiro) 20(1): 25-35

Pellegrini, D. 1942: Natural and experimental Trypanosoma vivax infection in camels. Race. Stud. Pat. vet, Somaliland -45. 1, 12-32

Otto, G.F.; Von Brand, T. 1941: Natural and experimental calcification in Capillaria hepatica infection. American Journal of Hygiene Sect D 34(1): 13-17

Jones, D.F. 1941: Natural and Induced Changes in Chromosome Structure in Maize Endosperm. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 27(9): 431-435

Patel, J.S.; Nayar, A.P.B. 1936: Natural and induced resistance to shoot-rot in the Coconut. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci 3(6): 432-437

Sherman, H.C. 1933: Natural and Induced Variations in the Vitamin Values of Milk. American Journal of Public Health and the Nation's Health 23(10): 1031-1034

Galuzo, I.G. 1943: Natural and potential Vectors of Theileriasis.. Izv. kazakh. Fil. Akad. Nauk (Ser. zool.). Alma-Ata., 2, 41-47

Tansley, A.G. 1940: Natural and semi-natural British woodlands. Forestry 14(1): 1-21

Baldrati, A. 1940: Natural and synthetic indigo. Agric. colon 34: 383-7

Kuhn, R.; Rudy, H.; Reinemund, K. 1935: Natural and synthetic lumilactoflavin. Ber. deutsch. chem. Gesellsch 68: 170-172

Bischoff, H.; Muller, K. 1942: Natural and synthetic vitamin C in infant nutrition. A contribution to the problem of increased resistance and of requirement. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 68: 1257

Kendeigh, S.Charles 1941: Natural and wilderness areas within the National Forests. Ecology 22(3): 339-342

Drake, C.H. 1945: Natural antibodies against yeast-like fungi as measured by slide-agglutination. Jour Immunol Virus Res And Exp Chemother 50(3): 185-189

Hough, A.F. 1941: Natural area established in northwestern Pennsylvania virgin forest. Ecology 22: 85-6

Izrailjskji, V.P., Israilski 1945: Natural bactericides and bacterial control.. Uspehi sovremennoi Biologii 19: 358-71

Reyes Estrada, R.M.; Gomez Rodriguez, L.; Zamora, G. 2005: Natural bentonite as a clarifying agent in the purification of cane juice. Centro Azucar 32(2): 15-17

Harlan, J.R. 1945: Natural breeding structure in the Bromus carinatus complex as determined by population analyses. American Journal of Botany 32(3): 142-148

Olsen, C. 1943: Natural clearings in a Beech forest on high-lime soil. C.R. Lab. Carlsberg (Ser. chim.). 24: 315-32

Rizzo, A.F. 1915: Natural control of the olive fly. Jl. Picentino, Salerno. March- 4(3-4): 165-167

Ostendorf, F.W. 1938: Natural cross pollination and selection on cotyledon colour in cacao. Bergcultures 12: 552-8

Kumar, L.S.S.; Patel, N.M. 1940: Natural cross-fertilization in Linum usitatissimum L. (linseed) in the Bombay Deccan. J. Univ. Bombay, 8: Pt 5; (Biol. Sci. 8), 105-10

Kadam, B.S.; Patil, G.G. 1933: Natural cross-fertilization in rice. Poona Agricultural College Magazine 25(2): 53-61

Osxendosf, F.W. 1938: Natural cross-pollination and breeding for cotyledon colour in cacao. Bergcultures 12: 552-58

Thompson, R.C. 1933: Natural cross-pollination in lettuce. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 30: 545-547

Kadam, B.S.; Kulkarni, R.K.; Patel, S.M. 1938: Natural cross-pollination in linseed. Madras Agric. J 26: 3-9

Kadam, B.S.; Patankar, V.K. 1942: Natural cross-pollination in safflower. Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant Breeding 2(1): 69-70

Malinkovsky, M. 1934: Natural cross-pollination of commercial cotton varieties. Bull. Cent. Asia Sci. Res. Inst. (NIHI) Tashkent. 2, 41-51

Robinson, B.B. 1937: Natural cross-pollination studies in fiber flax. J. Amer. Soc. Agron 29: 644-49

Williamson, J. 1941: Natural crosses in wheat. "Granos" Semilla Selecta. B. Aires., 1; 2; 3, 20-22

Okonogi, E. 1934: Natural crossing between Brassica pekinensis and B. Napus.. Agric. Hort. Japan 9: 1095-1100

Kadam, B.S.; Kulkarni, R.M.; Patel, S.M. 1945: Natural crossing in (Cajanus cojan L.) Millsp. in the Bombay Deccan. Indian J. Genet. PI. Breed 5: 60-62

Takahashi, N.; Hoshino, T. 1934: Natural crossing in Setaria italica (Beauv.). Proc. Crop Sci. Soc. Japan. 6: 3

Hua, H. 1943: Natural crossing in Vicia faba. Chinese Journal of Science Agric Chungking 1(1): 63-65

Robertson, D.W.; Deming, G.W. 1931: Natural crossing in barley at Fort Collins, Colorado. Journal American Society Agron 23(5): 402-406

Barrons, K.C. 1939: Natural crossing in beans at different degrees of isolation. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 36: 637-640

Fikry, M.A. 1931: Natural crossing in cotton. Bull. Roy. Agric. Soc. (Tech. Sec), Egypt, 18: 23

Magruder, R.; Wester, R.E. 1939: Natural crossing in lima beans in Maryland. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 37: 731-736

Wexelsen, H. 1931: Natural crossing in oats. Nord. JordbrForskn 13: 291-301

Bolhuis, G.G. 1940: Natural crossing in soybeans and the results of experiments on this subject made in Java. Landbouw 16: 119-28

Wilsie, C.P.; Takahashi, M. 1934: Natural crossing in the pigeonpea. Journal of Agricultural Research (Washington, D.C.) 49(10): 923-927

Currence, T.M.; Jenkins, J.M.tchell 1942: Natural crossing in tomatoes as related to distance and direction. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 41: 273-276

Harrington, J.B. 1932: Natural crossing in wheat, oats and barley at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Scientific Agric 12(8): 470-483

Magruder, R.; Wester, R.E. 1943: Natural crossing of lima beans in Maryland during 1941. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 42: 557-561

Derick, R.A. 1933: Natural crossing with wild oats, Avena faiua. Sci. Agric 13: 458-59

Bickel, A. 1935: Natural diet and protein metabolism. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 61: 533-536; 577-579

K.Ollath, W. 1942: Natural diet, scientific teaching and their reconciliation. Ernahrung 7: 7-14

Jones, T.N.; Palmer, L.O. 1936: Natural drying of forage crops. Agric. Engng. St. Joseph, Mich 17: 433-4 and 437

Jones, T.N. 1939: Natural drying of forage crops. Agric. Engng. St. Joseph., Mich 20: 115-6

Tisdale, H.R. 1941: Natural dyewoods and their present position in defense economy. Chem. Ind., N.Y 49: 784-6

Schmidt, E.W. 1933: Natural enemies of some important pests of the Sugar Beet. Deutsche Zuckerind 58(35): 709-710

Hemchandra, O.; Singh, T.K. 2006: Natural enemy complex of Plutella xylostella (Linn.) on cauliflower. Advances in Indian Entomology: Productivity and Health a Silver Jubilee, Suppl No 3, Volume II; Insect and Environment: 89-95

Gruttner, F. 1944: Natural enrichment of meat poisoning organisms in carcasses. Z.Fleisch- u. Milchhyg, 54: 193

L Egendre, G. 1935: Natural feeding in calves. Rev. Zootech, 6, 429-430

Stock, K. 1936: Natural feeding of infants. Offentl. Gesundheitsd. B 2: 383-388

Smolik, L. 1939: Natural ferromanganiferous concretions as remedy for chlorosis. Trans. int. Soc. Soil. Sci. 1939. 95-97

Smelov, S.P. 1935: Natural fodder land types, their significance and problems of grassland farming in the Union. Sovet. Bot, 1, 63-76

Kolikov, M.S. 1938: Natural fodder lands of the northern Aral regions. Mater. Kom. Pust. Vysokogor. Fev, 117-40

Elvehjem, C.A. 1942: Natural foods in the American dietary. Journal American Dietetic Assoc 18(5): 279-284

Georgescu, C.C.; Constantinescu, N.A. 1945: Natural forest types in the low and high plains of Oltenia.. Rev. Padurilor. 57(12): 277-93

Olsen, C. 1943: Natural glades in beech-wood on calcareous soil. C.R. Lab. Carlsberg Ser. Chim 24: 316-332

Anonymous 1934: Natural grasses and their regeneration. Qd. Agric. J, 41: 398

Arana, M.De. 1936: Natural grasslands. Econ. Tec. Agric, Madrid 5: 33-7

Tschumi, L.; Stale, J. 1935: Natural grasslands in the canton of Fribourg, 1932, 1933, 1934. Landw. Jb. Schweiz 49: 129-46; 145-6

Benoist, R. 1935: Natural grasslands of the equatorial Andes. C. R. Soc. Biogeog 12: 17-21

Rahul Srivastava; Laurian, L. 2006: Natural hazard mitigation in local comprehensive plans: the case of flood, wildfire and drought planning in Arizona. Disaster Prevention and Management 15(3): 461-483

Colton, P.A.; Olmsted, M.P.; Daneman, D.; Rydall, A.C.; Rodin, G.M. 2007: Natural history and predictors of disturbed eating behaviour in girls with Type 1 diabetes. Diabetic Medicine: a Journal of the British Diabetic Association 24(4): 424-429

Ingles, L.G. 1941: Natural history observations on the Audubon cottontail. Jour Mammal 22(3): 227-249

Orian, G. 1939: Natural hosts of Bacterium vasculorum (Cobb) Gr. Smith in Mauritius. Proc. sixth Congr, int. Soc. Sug. Cane Tech., Baton Rouge, 437-447

Star, L.; Frankena, K.; Kemp, B.; Nieuwland, M.G.B.; Parmentier, H.K. 2007: Natural humoral immune competence and survival in layers. Poultry Science 86(6): 1090-1099

Follett-Smith, R.R. 1944: Natural humus and artificial fertilizers. Proc. Meetg. Sug. Tech. Brit. West Indies., 1944. 21-25

Deakin, A. 1936: Natural hybridization and genetics of flickers (Colaptes). Amer. Nat 70: 585-590

Ownbey, M.; Weber, W.A. 1943: Natural hybridization in the genus Balsamorhiza. American Journal of Botany 30(3): 179-187

Sinarev, I.T. 1940: Natural hybrids and their progeny. Jarovizacija 1(29): 100-01

Johnson, B.Lennart 1945: Natural hybrids between Oryzopsis hymenoides and several species of Stipa. American Journal of Botany 32(9): 599-608

Chiappelli, R. 1931: Natural hybrids in the experimental ground. Giorn. Risicolt 21: 157-61

Ionescu, D. 1944: Natural immunity against rabies. Zbl. Bakt. I. (Orig.), 151: 254-260

Stoughton-Harris, R.H. 1927: Natural immunity of Rubber trees to bark rot. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 68(3): 143-145

Granitov, I.I. 1934: Natural improvement of takyr.. Reclamation of deserts in Central Asia and Kazakstan. A symposium. 232-6

Lucas, A. 1944: Natural infection and methods of prevention of coccidiosis. Recueil de Medecine Veterinaire 120: 123-124

Young, P.A. 1937: Natural infection of grasses with Puccinia graminis. Phytopath 27(10): 1028

Dreguss, M. 1943: Natural infection of pigs with the virus of human influenza. Arch. Virusforsch 3: 35-48

Laveran, A.; Franchini, G. 1914: Natural infection of rats and mice by rat fleas parasitised by Herpetomonas pattoni. C.R. Acad. Sci, Paris. 158(7): 450-453

Meireles, M.V.; Soares, R.M.; Bonello, F.áb.; Gennari, S.M. 2007: Natural infection with zoonotic subtype of Cryptosporidium parvum in Capybara (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) from Brazil. Veterinary Parasitology 147(1-2): 166-170

Franklin, M.T. 1939: Natural infections of Heterodera schachtii on clovers in Britain. Journal of Helminthology 17(2): 93-100

Silva, M.R.L.; Meneguim, A.M.; Paião, F.G.; Meneguim, L.; Canteri, M.G.; Leite, R.P. 2007: Natural infectivity of Xylella fastidiosa Wells et al. in sharpshooters (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) from coffee plantations of Parana, Brazil. Neotropical Entomology 36(2): 274-281

Sautet, J.; Marneffe, H. 1944: Natural infestation of Planorbis adowensis Bourguignat, 1879, with Schistotoma mamon in French Soudan.. Bulletin de la Societe de Pathologie Exotique 37: 9/10, 320-321

Travin, I.S. 1939: Natural inter-varietal hybridization of red clover. Selek. Semenovoa, 10/11, 37-9

Beaumont, A.B. 1941: Natural land types of Massachusetts and their use. Massachusetts Agric Exp Sta Bull 385: 1-16

Nesci, A.; Gsponer, N.; Etcheverry, M. 2007: Natural maize phenolic acids for control of aflatoxigenic fungi on maize. Journal of Food Science 72(5): M180-M185

Gibbins, E.G. 1932: Natural malaria infection of house-frequenting Anopheles mosquitoes in Uganda. VII. Internal parasites other than malaria. Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology 26(3): 239-266

Hesse, E.; Franke, H. 1935: Natural mineral waters and their effect on glycogen storage. Klin. Wochenschr 14: 1646-1648

Ehrenberg, P. 1938: Natural movement of phosphoric acid in soils. II.. ForschDienst 6: 462-473

Didus', V.I. 1938: Natural mutations in pure lines as a-source of new varieties of self-fertilized plants. Selektsija i Semenovodstvo. (Breeding and Seed Growing), 5, 30-34

Drummond, J.C. 1944: Natural nutrients of fresh and manufactured foods. Analyst 69(816): 71

Johnson, H.N. 1944: Natural occurrence of tularemia in dogs used as a source of canine distemper virus. Jour Lab And Clin Med 29(9): 906-915

Freckmann, W. 1937: Natural or commercial marl.. ForschDienst 3: 88-94

Iyengar, M.O.T. 1938: Natural parasites of mosquitoes in India. Proceedings of the National Institute of Sciences of India 4(2): 237-239

Hodge, J.L. 1933: Natural pasture deficiency during winter months. Qd. Agric. J 40: 317-8

Barken, A. 1939: Natural pasture to cultivated pasture. Medd. norske Myrselsk 37: 209-10

Karczag, L. 1936: Natural pigments of the fasting gastric contents. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 62: 969-970

Posnette, A.F. 1942: Natural pollination of cocoa, Theobroma leiocarpa, on the Gold Coast. Tropical Agriculture 19(1): 12-16

Khanna, D.; Sethi, G.; Ahn, K.S.; Pandey, M.K.; Kunnumakkara, A.B.; Sung, B.; Aggarwal, A.; Aggarwal, B.B. 2007: Natural products as a gold mine for arthritis treatment. Current Opinion in Pharmacology 7(3): 344-351

Newman, D.J.; Cragg, G.M. 2007: Natural products as sources of new drugs over the last 25 years. Journal of Natural Products 70(3): 461-477

Timson, S.D. 1937: Natural protection from soil erosion. Rhod. agric. J 34: 146-58

Becker, G. 1944: Natural protection of hardwoods against the larvae of Hylotrupes bajulus L. and its cause.. Z. angew. Ent 30: 391-417,

Gisske, W. 1944: Natural protection of hen eggs against bacterial decomposition. Z. Fleisch u. Milchhyg 54: 211-214 ; 223-226

Krotkevich, P.G. 1939: Natural pruning of Pine.. Lesnoe Khozyaystvo, Moscow. 1939: 29-33

Mosseray, R. 1934: Natural races and cultural variations in some Aspergilli. Ann. Soc. sci. Brux 54: 161-189

Etter, H. 1942: Natural range and association of Oak in north-east Switzerland.. Scweiz. Z. Forstw, 93: 255

Navascus, M.; Emerson, B., C. 2007: Natural recovery of genetic diversity by gene flow in reforested areas of the endemic Canary Island pine, Pinus canariensis. Forest Ecology and Management 244(1-3): 122-128

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Montanelli, L.G. 1939: Natural regeneration of Silver Fir in the Emilian Apennines.. Riv. for. ital 1: 9-23

Lachaussee, E. 1943: Natural regeneration of Spruce.. Bull. Soc. for. Franche-Comte 24(1): 22-9

Anonymous 1944: Natural regeneration of Triplochiton scleroxylon. Annual report on the Forest Administration of Nigeria for the year, Govt. Printer,Lagos, Nigeria: 1944. 7-8

Jolliffe, W.H. 1940: Natural regeneration of exotic species in Hanmer Springs district. N.Z. J. For. 41. 4: 300-5

Liming, F.G. 1945: Natural regeneration of shortleaf pine in the Missouri Ozarks. Jour Forest 43(5): 339-345

Anonymous 1945: Natural regeneration of subtropical montane high forests and dry mixed evergreen forests. Silvicultural Research Administration, Ceylon 1945. 4-5

Mikheev, S.D. 1939: Natural regeneration on felled plots after tractor logging.. Lesnoe Khozyaystvo, Moscow. 7: 27-30

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Korenchevsky, V. 1942: Natural relative hypoplasia of organs and the process of ageing. Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology 54(1): 13-24

Edlin, H.L. 1945: Natural reproduction of trees and shrubs introduced to the New Forest. Quart Jour Forest 39(2): 91-99

Casals, J.; Schneider, H.A. 1943: Natural resistance and susceptibility to Russian spring-summer encephalitis in mice. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 54(2): 201-202

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Shah, S.K.; Shah, R.P.; Xu, H.L. 2006: Natural resource: sustainable development of dryland agriculture, forests and grasslands. How are we supporting the current population by sustainable food production?: 185-243

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Person, H.L.; Hallin, W. 1942: Natural restocking of Redwood cutover lands. J. For 40: 683-8

Johnson, W.M. 1945: Natural revegetation of abandoned crop land in the ponderosa pine zone of the Pike's Peak region in Colorado. Ecology 26(4): 363-374

Larsen, J.A. 1935: Natural revegetation on eroded soils in south-eastern Ohio. Iowa St. Coll. J. Sci 9: 365-76

Edwards, D.C. 1939: Natural reversion to grass. Observations on the effect upon soil fertility of (a) established grass and (b) clover as compared with natural reversion to grass. E. Afr. Agric. J 4: 411-4

Beddie, A.D. 1941: Natural root grafts in New Zealand trees. Trans Roy Soc New Zealand 71(3): 199-203

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Mitchell, J.J. 1942: Natural self-pollination in cucumbers. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 40: 411-412

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Judd, B.Ira 1940: Natural succession of vegetation on abandoned farm lands in Teton County, Montana. Journal American Society Agron 32(5): 330-336

Ferraris, T. 1929: Natural sulphurs in the control of the Vine fungus. Rivista Agricola 25(557): 57-58

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Russell, A.; Et Al 1943: Natural tanning materials of the southeastern United States: II. Domestic leaf Sumac - a practical and satisfactory substitute for Sicilian leaf. J. Amer. Leather Chem. Ass 38: 30-4

Hellinga, G. 1939: Natural thinning in unthinned Teak plantations.. Tectona 32: 290-308

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Champagne, F.A.; Curley, J.P.; Keverne, E.B.; Bateson, P.P.G. 2007: Natural variations in postpartum maternal care in inbred and outbred mice. Physiology and Behavior 91(2-3): 325-334

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Whitfield, C.J.; Beutner, E.L. 1938: Natural vegetation in the desert plains grassland. Ecology 19(1): 26-37

Tharp, B.C. 1941: Natural vegetational areas in Texas. Amer. J. Bot, 28: 10, 15-6s

Majdoubi, H.; Boulard, T.; Hanafi, A.; Bekkaoui, A.; Fatnassi, H.; Demrati, H.; Nya, M.; Bouirden, L. 2007: Natural ventilation performance of a large greenhouse equipped with insect screens. Transactions of the ASABE 50(2): 641-650

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Tavcar, A. 1941: Natural wheat-rye hybrids on the experimental fields of the Zagreb Institute for Plant Breeding. Poljoprivredna Naucna Smotra, Zagreb 3: 98-106

Descazeaux, J.; Richou, R. 1935: Naturally Acquired Antistaphylococcic Immunity in Different Species of Animals. Bull. Acad. vet. Fr 8: 374-383

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Andrews, W.H.; Eccles, A.; Hole, N.H.; Polding, J.B.; Longley, E.O.; Hamilton, A.A.; Graham, A.M. 1937: Naturally Contracted Foot-and-Mouth Disease in the Hedgehog. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Fifth Progress Report of the Foot-and-Mouth Disease Research Committee. 56-63

Donatien, A.; Parrot, L. 1922: Naturally Contracted Trypano-somiasis of the Dog in the Sahara. Preliminary Note. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot 15(7): 549-551

Parrot, L. 1920: Naturally Occurring Spirochaetosis of the Domestic Duck. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot, Oct 13(8): 647-648

Lovell, R.; White, E.G. 1941: Naturally Occurring Tuberculosis in Dogs and some other Species of Animals. Part II. Animals other than Dogs. Brit. J, Tuberc., 35: 28-40

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Humphrey, C.J. 1925: Nature and cause of decay in building timbers. Proc. Eleventh Ann. Meeting of Building Officials Conference, Madison 1925. 133-151

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Kreag, K.K. 1940: Nature and control of shade tree chlorosis in Lansing, Michigan. Nation Shade Tree Conf u S A Proceedings and Ann Meet 16: 32-40

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Hofbauer, J. 1933: Nature and etiological treatment of pregnancy toxaemia. Klin. Wochenschr 13: 369-373

Clayton, B.S.; Neller, J.R. 1943: Nature and extent of the surface subsidence of the organic soils of the Everglades. Proc. Soil Sci. Soc. Fla, 5a: 118-125

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Macintire, W.H.; Hardin, L.J.; Winterberg, S.H.; Et Al. 1940: Nature and liming value of quenched calcium silicate slag. Soil Sci 50: 219-237

Woolley, D.W.; Waisman, H.A.; Elvehjem, C.A. 1939: Nature and partial synthesis of the chick antidermatitis factor. J. Amer. Chem. Soc 81: 977-978

Mansfeld, G. 1935: Nature and place of thyroxine action. Klin. Wochenachr 14: 884-889

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Colwell, A.R. 1944: Nature and time action of modifications of protamine zinc insulin. Archives of Internal Medicine (1908) 74: 331-345

Weischer, F.; Holle, A.H. 1943: Nature and treatment of pathological udder oedema in cows at the puerperium. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 51: 14

Mckee, R.; Ritchey, G.E. 1944: Nature and uses of the lupine plant. Seed World 55: 8-9

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Anonymous 1944: Nature conservation and nature reserves. Report of the Committee appointed by Council on 26 May, 1942. Approved by Council, October, 1943. J. Ecol 32: 45-82

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Becker, E.R.; Dilworth, R.I. 1941: Nature of Eimeria nieschulzi growth-promoting potency of feeding stuffs. 2. Vitamins B1, and B6. J. Infect. Dis 68: 285-290

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Beckeh, E.R. 1940: Nature of Eimeria niesehulzi. Growth-Promoting Potency of Feeding Stuffs. I. Positive Effect of Gray Shorts. Iowa St. Coll. J. sci 14: 317-321

Becker, E.R.; Manresa, M.; Jr.; Smith. L. 1943: Nature of Elmerla niesehulzi-Growth-Promoting Potency of Feeding Stuffs. 5 Dry-Heating Ingredients of the Ration. Iowa St. Coll. J. Sci 17: 257-262

Saenz, A. 1936: Nature of Experimental Tuberculosis induced in Fowls and Rabbits by the Intravenous Injection of Freshly Isolated Avian Strains ( S Forms). C. R. Soc. Biol. Paris 122: 362-365

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Anonymous 1943: Nature of some nutritional factors in milk is still unknown. Rep. Bur. Dairy Ind., U.S. Dep. Agric, 9-10

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Nathanson, I.T.; Franseen, C.C.; Sweeney, A.R.ndolph 1938: Nature of the action of testosterone on genital tract of the immature female rat. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 39(2): 385-388

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Boewe, G.H. 1938: Naucoria on small grains in Illinois. Phytopath 28(11): 852-855

Borner, C.; Gollmick, F. 1943: Naumburg apple seedlings immune to woolly aphis. Angewandte Botanik 25: 144-149

Watson, J.R. 1937: Naupactus leucoloma (Coleoptera, Cureulionidae) a Pest new to the United States. Florida Ent, Gainesville, Fla 20(1): 1-3

Steggerda, M.; Eckardt, R.B. 1941: Navajo foods and their preparation. J. Amer. Dietetic Assoc 17: 217-225

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Stanton, T.R. 1933: Navarro Navarro oats. J. Amer. Soc, Agron., 25: 108-12

Woglum, R.S.; Landon, W.E. 1944: Navel fruit drop. An analysis of factors possibly contributing to condition following spraying with oil. Calif. Citrogr, 29: 59

Bartholomew, E.T.; Sinclair, W.B. 1945: Navel orange peel oil and water spot. California Citrograph 30: 266-267

Jones, V.B. 1938: Navicular Disease. Vet. J 94: 347-854

Cinotti, F. 1939: Navieular Disease. La Clinica Veterinaria 62: 519-543

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Zou XiaoBo; Zhao JieWen; Xia Rong; Sun LeLiu 2006: Near infrared determination of sugar content in apples based on multi-resolution decomposition and interval partial least square (iPLS) method. Nongye Jixie Xuebao = Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Machinery 37(6): 79-82

Kirmer, A. 2006: Near-natural restoration of raw soil with material of local origin: seed-rich plant clipping material and overburden. Soil bioengineering: ecological restoration with native plant and seed material Conference, HBLFA Raumberg Gumpenstein, Austria, 5-9 September 2006: 85-92

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Guizien, K.; Charles, F.; Lantoine, F.; Naudin, J.-Jacques 2007: Nearshore dynamics of nutrients and chlorophyll during Mediterranean-type flash-floods. Aquatic Living Resources 20(1): 3-14

Hoy, R. 2007: Nebraska Tractor Test Lab: eighty-six years and going strong. Resource, Engineering and Technology for a Sustainable World 14(2): 2-3

Doll, E.H.; Miller, F.; Thorp, J.; Et Al. 1945: Nebraska looks ahead. Postwar agricultural problems and proposed programs. II. Development and conservation of physical resources. Neb. Agric. Expt. Sta. Bull 380: 17-29

Fitts, J.W. 1945: Nebraska outstate crops and soils tests : soils studies for 1944. Neb. Agric. Expt. Sta. Bull, 373: 12

Webster, G.T. 1945: Nebraska outstate crops and soils tests. Variety tests for 1944. Bull Nebraska Agric Expt Sta 372: 1-38

Goodey, T. 1923: Necator americanus and the Domestic Pig. Jl. Helminthology, Sept 1(4): 161-164

Anonymous 1932: Necessary Work on Insect Pests. Bull. Dept. Agric. Gold Coast. Accra, 24, 13-18

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Froberg, K. 1937: Necessity for Special Treatment of Milk from Brueella-Infeeted Herds. Suom. Elainlaakaril 43: 215-225; 246-258

Ippisch, F.; Jr. 1945: Necessity for manuring. The importance of green manure. Rev. Agric, Guat., 1: 231-3

Schmitt, J. 1936: Necessity for providing dental service for mothers of large families. Offentl. Gesundheitsd. B 1: 569-571

Gertenbach, J.J. 1941: Necessity for terrace banks in arable land of the Orange Free State. Farm, S. Africa., 16: 173-174

Patino Arca, B. 1944: Necessity for the enrichment of bread with vitamins. Cron. med. Lima. 61: 384-387

Vivanco, F.; Jimenezdfaz, C. 1943: Necessity for the grass juice factor for the growth of rabbits and its absence from liver extracts. Rev. din. espanola 10: 167-170

Tixier, M.G. 1931: Necessity of adopting an international antirachitic unit for the dosage of vitamin D (irradiated ergosterol). Bull. Acad. Med 106: 91-96

Lwoff, M.; Nicolle, P. 1945: Necessity of haematin in the nutrition of Triatoma infestans, Klug. C.R. Soc. Biol. 139: 879-881

Rust, W. 1937: Necessity of making E.I.A. Notifiable. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 45: 38-40

Guareschi, C. 1936: Necessity of maternal alimentary factors for the growth of young pigeons. Boll. Soc. Hal Biol. sper 11: 411-412

Anonymous 1943: Necessity of protecting woodlands in the Province of Buenos Aires.. Maderil 15(176): 29-30

Petri, L. 1926: Necessity of state control in regard to the degree of efficacy of new or insufficiently tested fungicides and insecticides. Boll. R. Staz. Pat. Veg 6(3): 181-184

Nlcolaisen, N.; Scupin, L. 1943: Neck rot of onions.. Z. LebensmittUnt. Forsch 86: 208-17

Yamamoto, S. 1938: Necro-bacillosis of Deer.. J. Jap. Soc. vet. Set, 17: pt. 2, 36-39

Giovine, N.; Rangel, N.; Machado, A.V.; Lamounier, R.D.; Wilwerth, A. 1945: Necrobacillosis. Gac. vet. B. Aires 7: 282-305 ; 337-348

Berchenko, N.V.; Parakin, V.K. 1940: Necrobacillosis in Pigs. Trud. Troitsk. vet. Tnst, 3, 304-307

Clarenburg, A.; Van Heelsbergen, T. 1933: Necrobacillosis in the Horse. Tijdschr. Diergeneesk 60: 240-244

Wallgren, I. 1943: Necrobiotic manifestations in neutrophile and eosinophile granulocytes.. Acta. path. microbiol. scand 20: 776-790

Kordes, H. 1937: Necroses, premature leaf discolorations, and growth disturbances in Vines in consequence of abnormal soil acidification. Wein u. Rebe 19(5): 138-146

Schander, R.Bielert. 1928: Necrosis and other degeneration phenomena in the phloem of the Potato plant. Arb. Biol. Reichxansi. fur Land- und Foratwirtsch 15(5): 609-670

Fukushima, T. 1933: Necrosis in Fowl Plague Encephalitis. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 41: 177-179

Magnusson, H. 1940: Necrosis of the Beak of Fowls due to unsuitable Food. Svensk VetTidskr 45: 170-173

Sachweh. 1937: Necrosis of the Central Lobules of the Liver Caused by Cod Liver Oil. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 45: 130-132

Aggarwala, A.C.; Nanda, P.N. 1930: Necrosis of the Palatal Flap in a Camel. Vet. Jl, Feb 86(2): 67-68

Goldberg, H.K.; Schlivek, K. 1941: Necrosis of the cornea dne to vitamin A deficiency. Report of a case. Arch. Ophthalmol 25: 122-126

Dunn, J.S.; Sheehan, H.L.; Mcletchie, N.G.B. 1943: Necrosis of the islets of Langerhans produced experimentally. Lancet 244(6242): 484-487

Kordes, H. 1937: Necrosis' premature leaf discolorations and growth interferences on wine grapes caused by abnormal soil acidity. Wein. u. Rebe 19: 138-146

Beckett, E.F. 1934: Necrotic Enteritis (Paratyphoid) and its Differential Diagnosis. Vet. J 90: 113-119

Mcewen, A.D. 1937: Necrotic Enteritis of Young Pigs Not Associated with Salmonella Infection. Vet. Rec 49: 1507-1509

Beckett, F. 1935: Necrotic Enteritis of the Pig and its Differential Diagnosis. Vet. J 91: 259-277

Henke, A. 1932: Necrotic Hepatitis (Bradsot) of the Sheep in Chile. Wien. tierarztl. Mschr 19: 527-528

Kent, B.S. 1943: Necrotic gingivitis. Lancet 244(6247): 642-645

Tsen-Cheng. 1928: Necrotic phenomena in Potatoes attacked by the leaf roll disease. Comptes rendus Acad. des Sciences. 186(11): 712-714

Sartoris, G.B. 1940: Necrotic stripes in sugarcane. Jour Heredity 31(12): 515-520

Holman, R.L. 1943: Necrotizing Arteritis in Dogs Related to Diet and Renal Insufficiency: V. Evidence for a Dietary Factor. American Journal of Pathology 19(6): 977-991

Holman, R.L. 1943: Necrotizing Arteritis in Dogs Related to Diet and Renal Insufficiency: VI. Associated Lesions: Stomatitis, Gastroenteritis and Pancreatic Fat Necrosis. American Journal of Pathology 19(6): 993-1007

Martinez, J.A.; Fernandez Trujillo, J.P. 2007: Necrotrophic fungi associated with epidermal microcracking caused by chilling injury in pickling cucumber fruit. Pesquisa Agropecuaria Brasileira 42(4): 593-598

Chaves, F.C.; Gianfagna, T.J. 2006: Necrotrophic phase of Moniliophthora perniciosa causes salicylic acid accumulation in infected stems of cacao. PMPP Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology 69(1/3): 104-108

Thomas, H.E.; Ark, P.A. 1934: Nectar and rain in relation to fire blight. Phytopath 24(6): 682-685

Averna Sacca, R. 1941: Nectria cancri (Butg.) f. aurantii Averna. Rev. Agric. S. Paulo 16: 150-60

Grant, T.J.; Childs, T.W. 1940: Nectria canker of north-eastern hard-woods in relation to stand improvement. J. For 38(10): 797-802

Welch, D.S. 1934: Nectria canker on hardwoods in northeastern United States. Plant Disease Reporter 18(2): 21-22

Merkenschlager, F. 1937: Nederling and Dahlem. A comparison of two experimental fields in relation to the degeneration problem. Prakt. Bl. Pflanzenb 14: 10-11, 299-307

Dunklee, D.; Midgley, A.R. 1943: Need and use of boron for alfalfa. Bull Vermont Agric Exp Sta 501: 1-24

Williamson, K.B. 1935: Need for Action in Relation to the biochemical Investigation of Anopheline Breeding Places. Trans 9th Congr. Far East. Ass. trap. Med, Nanking 2: 83-87

Heyck. 1936: Need for Alteration of the Reich Meat Inspection Regulations regarding Skin Lesions in Swine Erysipelas. Z. Fleisch-u. Milchhyg. 46: 277-279

Bartel, H. 1942: Need for Legislation to Cover the Removal to Publie Abattoirs of Animals Slaughtered in a Sick Condition. Tierärztliche Rundschau 48: 62-65

Revo, M.V. 1939: Need for Revision of Present Methods in the Preparation of Anti-Anthrax Precipitating Sera. Sovyet. Vet, 7, 38-39

Throckmortion, R.I. 1945: Need for additional research from the agronomic 'point oi view. Report of the Fifth Hard Red Winter Wheat Improvement Conference, Manhattan, Kansas, February 12, 13 and 14 1945. 42-46

Reed, E.W. 1945: Need for additional research from the standpoint of the miller and baker. Report of the Fifth Hard Red Winter Wheat Improvement Conference, Manhattan, Kansas, February 12, 13 and 14 1945. 46-51

Pfannenstiel, W.; Jusatz, H.J. 1934: Need for bacteriological control of raw milk intended for pasteurisation. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 60: 141-144

M. Habeeb Khan 1945: Need for Planned Forest Policy. Indian Forester 71(7): 221-228

Hoffmann, P. 1939: Need for precision in the diagnosis of rickets. Offentl. Gesundheitd. B, 4: 689-693