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Weidner, H. 1935: Outbreaks of C. notata in Dwelling-houses. Anz. Schadlingsk, Berlin. 11(8): 89-91

Ogonuki, H.; Ide, M. 1942: Outbreaks of Food Poisoning in Japan. Proc 6th Pacific Sci. Congr., 1942. 5: 423-427

Mohlmann, H. 1939: Uber die Ausbruche von Maul- und Klauenseuche in den ersten 14 Tagen nach der aktiven Immunisierung mit Vakzine nach Waldmann und Kobe - Outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease in the first 14 days after active immunization with vaccine according to Waldmann and Kobe. Berliner und Münchener Tierärztliche Wochenschrift (55): 565-570

Cuscianna, N. 1932: Outbreaks of Grasshoppers in Venetia. Nuovi Ann. Agric, Rome 12: 303-343

Chen, Kia-Ziang 1936: Outbreaks of Locusts recorded in Chinese Literatures. Yearb. Bur. Ent. Hangchow. Hangchow 5: 188-241

Clemesha, W.W. 1929: Outbreaks of Malaria occurring in the Offseason.. Trans 7th Cong. Far East. Ass. Trop. Med., Calcutta 2: 655-660

Willoughby, W.M. 1917: Outbreaks of Plague on S.S. Sardinia and Matiana, 1917. Lancet. London 4919, 867-869

Anonymous 2007: Outbreaks of Rift Valley fever in Kenya, Somalia and United Republic of Tanzania, December 2006-April 2007. Releve Epidemiologique Hebdomadaire 82(20): 169-178

King, W.V.; Lenert, L.G. 1936: Outbreaks of Stomoxys cakitrans L. ( Dog Flies ) along Florida's Northwest Coast. Florida Ent 19: 88-89

King, W.V.; Lenert, L.G. 1936: Outbreaks of Stomoxys calccitrans L. ( Dog Flies ) along Florida's Northwest Coast. Florida Ent, Gainesville, Fla 33-39

Caulfield, W.J.; Martin, W.H. 1945: Outbreaks of disease in the United States during 1943, transmitted by water, milk and milk products, and other foods. Publ. Hlth Rep, Wash. 60(18): 491-492

Finlayson, M.H. 1943: Outbreaks of dysentery at military hospital in South Africa. S. Afr. med. J 17(11): 173-175

D.Plessis, C. 1936: Outbreaks of the Brown and Red Locusts in the Union during the 1934-35 Season. Fmg in S. Afr, Pretoria, 10-14

Tucker, E.S. 1917: Outbreaks of the Elegant Looper (Philtraea elegan-taria, Hy. Edw.) on Privet in Louisiana (Lep.). Entomological News 28(9): 394-396

Hashimoto, K.; Hisasue, S-Ichi.; Kato, R.; Kobayashi, K.; Shimizu, T.; Tsukamoto, T. 2006: Outcome analysis for conservative management of Peyronie's disease. International Journal of Urology: Official Journal of the Japanese Urological Association 13(3): 244-247

Anderson, S.F. 1917: Outdoor Culture of the Grape-vine in New Zealand. Jl. Agric, Wellington, N.Z., April 20th 14(4): 278-292

Eide, P.M. 1945: Outdoor Rearing of Anopheles quadrimaculatus Say. Mosq. News. New Brunswick, N.J. 5(3): 82-85

Del Campo, J.é A.; García-González, M.; Guerrero, M.G. 2007: Outdoor cultivation of microalgae for carotenoid production: current state and perspectives. Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology 74(6): 1163-1174

Polistina, K.I.M. 2007: Outdoor leisure and the sustainability agenda: critical pedagogy on neo-liberalism and the employment obsession in higher education. Tourism Recreation Research 32(2): 57-66

Leutritz, J. 1943: Outdoor tests of wood preservatives. Bell Lab. Rec. (Overseas Ed.). 22: 179-82

Hughes, H.M. 1945: Outdoor tomato trials, 1944. 32nd Rep. E. Malling Res. Sta., 1945. 38-43

Corbett, W.; Hughes, H.M. 1944: Outdoor tomato variety trial, 1943. A.R. East Malling Res. Stat. for 1944. A27: 44-6

Hargrave, J.; Morris, J.W.; Mckenzie, W.F. 1945: Outdoor tomato variety trials. Kirton Agric Jour 10: 41-44

Beckley, E. 1944: Outdoor tomato-growing in East Cornwall. Agriculture 51: 75-8

Anonymous 1943: Outdoor tomatoes at Wisley. Jour Roy Hort Soc 68: 88-89

M.; D. 1942: Outdoor tomatoes. 1941 results in Devon. Fruitgrower 93: 42

Emden, J.H. 1940: Outlay of some experiments for the local testing of a number of tea clones. Arch. Theecult. Ned.-Ind 14: 91-115

Aries, R.S. 1945: Outlets for waste wood. Timber of Canada 6(2): 51, 55-6, 61-3

Hadley, C.H. 1922: Outline and Progress of Work being conducted against the Japanese Beetle, Popillia japonica, Newm. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N. Y. 15(1): 62-66

Hall, M.C. 1934: Outline for a Campaign against the Common Sheep Liver Fluke and the Large American Cattle Fluke in the United States. N. Amer. Vet 15(6): 48-55

Pettit, M. 1916: Outline of Apiary Inspection in Ontario. Jl. Econ. Entom, Concord. 9(1):

Hewitt, C.G. 1916: Outline of Entomological Work projected for 1916. Agrie. Gaz, Canada Ottawa 3(5): 400-402

Zotzenko, L.N. 1937: Outline of Plans for controlling the Codling Moth.. Summary of the Scientific Research Work of the Institute of Plant Protection for the Year Part II. Pests and Diseases of industrial and Fruit Crops, Leningrad, Lenin Acad. agric. Sci., 387-389

Kelly, E.G. 1920: Outline of Project Work in Extension Entomology. Jl. Econ, Entom, Concord, N.H. 13(1): 137-140

Seelemann. 1935: Outline of Voluntary System for the Controlling of Bovine Tuberculosis, Contagious Abortion and Mastitis in Germany. Tierarstl. Rdsch 41: 785-791

Symes, C.B. 1935: Outline of Work on G. palpalis in Kenya. E. Afr. med. J, Nairobi 12(9): 263-281

Catchpole, A.M. 1932: Outline of a Few Diseases which occur in Silver Foxes bred in the British Isles. Vet. J 88: 547-549

Prat, H. 1935: Outline of a floristic comparison of eastern Canada and northern Europe. C. R. Soc. Biogeogr 12: 29-33

Gothlin, G.F. 1933: Outline of a method for the determination of the strength of the skin capillaries and the indirect estimation of the individual vitamin C standard. J. Lab. and Clin. Med 18: 484-490

Korinek, J. 1942: Outline of a new biological method to determine productivity of the soil. Sborn, ces. Akad. Zemed. (Ann. Czech. Acad. Agric.), 17: 247-53

Eheart, J.F.; Holdaway, C.W.; Pratt, A.D. 1945: Outline of a new technique for digestion trial procedure. Jour Dairy Sci 28(11): 839-841

Willaume, F. 1925: Outline of a plan to enable a rational selection of commercial insecticides and fungicides to be made. Rev. Path. Veg. et Ent. Agric 12(3): 207-224

Bioletti, F.T. 1938: Outline of ampelography for the vinifera grapes in California. Hilgardia 11(6): 227-293

Jaczewski, A.A. 1924: Outline of classification of phytopathological phenomena according to the character of the changes brought about in plant tissues. Trans, Fourth All-Russian Entomo-Phytopath. Congress in Moscow, 8th to 14th Dec., 1924. 85-92

Cooper, G.W. 1932: Outline of culture character studies of an undescribed species of Cryptococcus. Amer. Journ. Trop. Med 12(1): 97-100

Lipinski, J. 2006: Outline of historical development and production-and-environmental significance of land reclamation in light of research. Acta Scientiarum Polonorum Formatio Circumiectus 5(1): 3-15

Rothers, B.V. 1928: Outline of plant diseases in the district of Sotchi. La Defense des Plantes. Leningrad 4(6): 962-967

Dodds, H.H. 1936: Outline of scientific progress in the S.A. Sugar Industry. Early history of cane in South Africa. S. Afr. Sug. J 20: 33-45

Bogdanov-Katkov, N.N. 1919: Outline of the Origin, Organisation and Function of the Sub-Section for the Control of Plant Pests during the first Nine Months of its Existence. Plans for 1919. Bull. Sub-Section Control Plant Pests attached to the Petrograd Committee of Rural Economy, Petrograd, 1: vii-lv

Yashiro, H. 1936: Outline of the Work of establishing Opius fletcheri Silv. in Ishigaki Island, Loochoo.. Nojikairyo-shiryo, Tokyo, 109, 149-152

Magnitskii, V.I. 1927: Outline of the anti-malarial Campaigns of 1922-1925 in Western Bokhara.. C.R. Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S., Leningrad, A: 11, 169-174

Martin, G.W. 1941: Outline of the fungi. Univ. Ia Stud. nat. Hist, xviii (Suppl): 64

Ochoterena. 1943: Outline of the geographic distribution of plants in Mexico. Chron. bot 7: 311-5

Schwalb, H. 1942: Outline of the present position of virus research. (Review of Literature). Zuchter 14: 167-75

Zohary, M. 1945: Outline of the vegetation in Wadi Araba. Jour Ecol 32(2): 204-213

Varuntsjan, I. 1937: Outlines and prospects of breeding work with American cotton in Transcaucasia. Sovetskii Khlopok (Soviet Cotton), 1, 55-62

Mal'tsev, A.M.; Kanas, S.S.; Avtonomov, A.I.; Nagibin, S.D. 1937: Outlines and prospects of cotton breeding in Central Asia. Sovetskii Khlopok (Soviet Cotton), 1, 47-54

Kirwald, E. 1941: Outlines of Sudeten-German forest history.. Forstwiss. Cbl 63: 121-39, 156-60, 179-85

Braun-Blanquet, J.; Leeuw, W.C.D. 1936: Outlines of the vegetation of Ameland. Ned. kruidk. Arch 46: 359-93

Abak, K. 2007: Outlook on vegetable production in Turkey. Acta Horticulturae 729: 25-31

Bridge, A.; Watte, A.M. 1944: Output of labour on milk producing farms. Fm Eoon, 4: 11 12, 120-123

Anonymous 1938: Output of wool from milk (casein) in Italy and its developments. Silk and Rayon 12: 1032-1033

Lamminmaki, D. 2007: Outsourcing in Australian hotels: a transaction cost economics perspective. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Research 31(1): 73-110

Anonymous 1926: Outstanding Entomological Features in the United States for November and December, 1925, and January, 1926. Insect Pest Survey Bull, March 1st 6(1): 1-24

Bondarenko, D.S.; Poljakov, A.N. 1937: Outstanding champions of the Brown Swiss breed, Lenta and Dora. Probl. Zivotn, 3, 108-113

Blattny, C. 1928: Outstanding diseases of the woody organs and young shoots of Hops. Ochrana Rostlin 8(5): 6, 117-128; 137-150

Schafer. 1942: Outstanding performance tendencies in the cattle stocks of the Breeding Association for Spotted Cattle in Lower Bavaria, North Passau Division. Dtsch. landw. Tierz 46: 338-339

Cowell, S.J. 1937: Outstanding problems in human nutrition. J. State Med 45: 440-448

Gonzalez, L.G. 1934: Outstanding results of agronomic and horticultural research. Philipp. Agric 23: 380-99

Haber, E.S. 1939: Outstanding sweet corn and tomato varieties at Ames in 1939. Trans. Iowa Hort. Soc 74: 93-98

Chaturvedi, M.D. 1944: Outturn of Sal. With note by the Statistical Assistant Silviculturist, Dehra Dun. Indian For 70: 11-4

Merlino, A. 1933: Ovarian Cycle of the Bitch. Riv. ital. ginec 15: 407-412

Benazzi, M. 1933: Ovarian Function in Pregnancy. Arch. sci. biol 18: 409-419

Podleschka, K.; Dworzak, H. 1933: Ovarian Grafts in the Anterior Chamber of Rabbit. Zbl Gynak 57: 2114-2122

Spirito, F. 1933: Ovarian Grafts in the Eye and the Biological Reaction of Pregnancy. Bollettino della Societa Italiana di Biologia Sperimentale 8: 597-599

Lipschutz, A.; Mena, J.; Vinals, E. 1934: Ovarian Intervention and the Law of Puberty. C.R. Soc. Biol. 116: 1365-1367

Dybing, O. 1935: Ovarian Neoplasms in Domestic Animals. Norsk Veterinaertidsskrift 47(181): 246-263

Krediet, G. 1933: Ovarian Tissue in Bisexual Pigs. Tijdschr. Diergeneesk 60: 865-876; 931-941; 990-998

Krediet, G. 1931: Ovarian Tumour in a Mare showing some Male Characters. Tijdschr. Diergeneesk 58: 961-974

Putranto, H.D.; Kusuda, S.; Inagaki, K.; Kumagai, G.; Ishii-Tamura, R.; Uziie, Y.; Doi, O. 2007: Ovarian activity and pregnancy in the Siberian tiger, Panthera tigris altaica, assessed by fecal gonadal steroid hormones analyses. Journal of Veterinary Medical Science 69(5): 569-571

Ruis, F. 1933: Ovarian and Testicular Grafts in the Pig. Prag. Arch. Tiermed 13: 37-41

Cardin, A. 1938: Ovarian contractility. Bollettino della Societa Italiana di Biologia Sperimentale 13: 234-237

Clauberg, C.; Breipohl, W. 1934: Ovarian control of pituitary. Arch. Gynak 158: 567-581

Bloch, J.; Bergel, A. 1933: Ovarian cycle and carbohydrate metabolism. Wien. Arch. f. inn. Med 24: 29-51

Starkey, W.F.; Leathern, J.H. 1943: Ovarian cysts in immature female cats following pregnant mare serum hormone administration. Anat Rec 86(3): 401-406

Casida, L.E.; Chapman, A.B.; Rupel, I.W. 1935: Ovarian development in calves. Jour Agric Res 50(12): 953-960

Pierre, M. 1943: Ovarian endocrinology. Rev.Med.vet, Lyon et Toulouse 94: 241-267

Jeffers, K.R. 1944: Ovarian follicles in normally cyclic and persistentestrus rats. Endocrinology 35: 205

Allen Edgar Diddle, A.W. 1935: Ovarian follicular hormone effects on the ovaries. Amer. J. Obstet. Gyncec 29: 83-87

Siegmund, H. 1934: Ovarian function after hysterectomy. Arch.Gynak 156: 333-336

Baidin, A. 1939: Ovarian function after hysterectomy. Experiments on animals. Arch. Gynak 168: 191-208

Halbrecht, I. 1945: Ovarian function and body temperature. Lancet 2(6380): 668

Tagliavini, A. 1935: Ovarian function in the mare. Profilassi 8: 88-95

Cheval, M. 1934: Ovarian grafts after hysterectomy and uterine grafts. C. R. Ass. Anat 29: 138-139

Amilibia, E.D.M.ndizabal, M.M.; Botella-Llusiai, J. 1936: Ovarian hormone and function of the thyroid gland. Klin. Wschr 15: 1001-1004

Kostner, M. 1940: Ovarian hormone for the prevention of pregnancy in the dog. Wien.tierarztl. Mschr 27: 465-471

Allen, E.; Diddle, A.W.; Burford, T.H.; Gardner, W.U. 1936: Ovarian hormone threshold for experimental menstruation in monkeys. American Journal of Physiology 117(3): 381-392

Brunelli, B. 1934: Ovarian hormones and carbohydrate metabolism. Arch. internat. Pharmacodyn 49: 243-258

D.A.ilibia, E.; Mendizabal, M.M.; Botella-Llusia, J. 1935: Ovarian hormones and carbohydrate metabolism. 1. Ovarian hormones and blood sugar. Arch. Gynakol 159: 453-460

Botella-Llusia, J.; De Amilibia, E.; Mendizabal, M.M. 1935: Ovarian hormones and carbohydrate metabolism. 2. Effect of ovarian hormones on the glycogen content of the liver. Arch. Gynakol 159: 461-464

Meadizabal, M.M.; De Amilibia, E.; Botella - Llusia, J. 1936: Ovarian hormones and ketonaemia. Arch. Gyndkol 160: 532-536

D.A.ilibia, E.; Mendizabal, M.M.; Botella-Llusia, J. 1936: Ovarian hormones and thyroid function. Klin. Wochenschr 15: 1001-1004

Mandel, J.; Grisewood, E.N. 1934: Ovarian irradiation and sexual precocity in the rat. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol, 32: 155

Chamorro, A. 1941: Ovarian origin of substances stimulating the mammary gland. C.R. Soc. Biol, Paris 135: 153-156

Klein, M.; Mayer, G. 1942: Ovarian reaction to the localised stimulation of Graafian follicles. Arch. Phys. biol. 16: 57*-59*

Cornil, L.; Mosinger, M. 1935: Ovarian reactions following hysterectomy in the guinea-pig. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 119: 740-742

Johnson, C.E. 1935: Ovarian response in monkeys (Macacus rhesus) to injections of antuitrin-S. Amer. J. Obstet. Gynaec 29: 120-122

Donald, H.P.; Lamy, R. 1937: Ovarian rhythm in Drosophila. Proc. roy. Soc. Edinb 57: 78-96

Casida, L.E.; Hellbaum, A.A. 1934: Ovarian stimulation by adrenal extracts. Endocrinology 18(2): 249-253

Williams, P.O. 1944: Ovarian stimulation by oestrogens : effects in immature hypophysectomized rats. Proc. roy. Soc., B. 132: 189

Williams, P.C. 1944: Ovarian stimulation by oestrogens. 1. Effects in immature hypo-physeetomized rats. Proc. Roy.Soc, 132: 189

Williams, P.C. 1945: Ovarian stimulation by oestrogens. 2. Stimulation in the absence of hypophysis, uterus, and adrenal glands. J. Endocrinol. 4: 125-126

Seiferle, E. 1938: Ovarian stroma and ovarian cycle. Schweizer Archiv für Tierheilkunde 80: 59-70

Anselmino. 1933: Ovarian substance affecting metabolism. Arch. f. Gynakol 156: 311-313

Calatroni, C.-J. 1934: Ovarian tolerance to continuous action of folliculin. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 117: 452-453

Bialet-Laprida, Z. 1934: Ovarian tolerance to folliculin action. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 117: 456-457

Robertson, G.G. 1940: Ovarian transplantations in the house mouse. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 44(1): 302-304

Hale, H.B.; Weichert, C.K. 1944: Ovarian tumors in adult rats following prepuberal administration of estrogens. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol, N.Y., 55: 201-202

Bloch, J.; Bergel, A. 1935: Ovarian, cycle and carbohydrate metabolism. 2. Glucose tolerance test in the normal cycle. Wien. Arch. inn. Med 26: 233-241

Bloch, J.; Bergel, A. 1935: Ovarian, cycle and carbohydrate metabolism. 3. Galactose tolerance. Wien. Arch. inn. Med 26: 267-276

Okljesa, B. 1940: Ovariectomy in mares. Vet. Arh, 10: 517

Ovsjannikov, G.F. 1939: Ovariectomy of pigs for the purpose of fattening. Trud. Dinam. Razvit 11: 279-295

Krisch, O. 1935: Ovarieetomy of Gilts. Wien, tierarztl. Mschr 22: 1-12

Ley, L. 1937: Ovaries and vitamin C. Arch. Gunakol 164: 408-415

Wolfe, J.M. 1936: Ovaries of immature female rats receiving pregnancy urine extract and combinations of pregnancy urine extract and oestrin. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol 34: 26-29

Hill, R.T. 1937: Ovaries secrete male hormone. I. Restoration of the castrate type of seminal vesicle and prostate glands to normal by grafts of ovaries in mice. Endocrinology 21: 495-502

Hill, R.T.; Strong, M.T. 1938: Ovaries secrete male hormone. IV. Effect of ovarian androgens on accessory size in the mouse. Endocrinology 22: 663-666

Hill, R.T.; Strong, M.T. 1940: Ovaries secrete male hormone. V. A comparison of some synthetic androgens with the naturally occurring ovarian androgen in mice. Endocrinology 27(1): 79-82

Benesch, F. 1936: Ovariotomy in the mare. Wien. tierarztl Mschr 23: 161-167; 193-203

Morettini, A. 1939: Ovary abortion in olive flowers. Ital. agric 76: 815-28

Dogliotti, V. 1933: Ovary and Cell Permeability. Folia gyncec 30: 91-110

Brill, J. 1933: Ovary and Testis of Horse Foetus as a Source of Hormone. C. R. Soc. Biol. 113: 951-952

Dessau, F. 1937: Ovary and thyroid. Acta brev. neerl. PJiysiol 7: 60-62

Chacon Jaramillo, L.; Vargas Roncancio, M.; Otero, R.; Villamil, A. 2005: Ovary dynamics in heifers of Gir breed by ultrasonic imaging. Revista UDCA Actualidad and Divulgacion Centrifica 8(2): 103-110

Beadle, G.W.; Ephrussi, B. 1937: Ovary Transplants in Drosophila Melanogaster: Meiosis and Crossing-Over in Superfemales. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 23(7): 356-360

Niemeier, H.W. 1935: Ovary-influencing substances in the prepituitary and pregnancy urine. Klin. Wschr, 14: 576

Fluhmann, C.F. 1935: Ovary-stimulating factors and antihormones. Amer. J. Obstet. Gynaec 30: 584-589

Bonne, C. 1940: Over Bertiella studeri (Blanchard 1891). Geneeskundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 80(38): 2222-2230

Lieftinck, M.A. 1936: Over Haematomyzus elephantis Piaget. Ent. Med. Ned.-Ind, Buitenzorg, September 1st 2(3): 34-35

Bonne, C.; Mreyen, F.W. 1940: Over Raillietina madagascariensis (Davaine 1869). Geneeskundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 80(21): 1310-1318

Pruis, G.W.A. 1933: Over ascarisintoxicatie. Geneeskundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 73(11): 685-690

Bonne, C.; Lie Kian Joe. 1940: Over darmwandhelmimhiasis. Geneeskundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 80(48): 2782-2788

Menzel, R. 1922: Over de biologische bestrijding van Helopeltis. Meded. Proefst. Thee, Buitenzorg, 81, 21-23

Wilson, J.K. 1944: Over five hundred reasons for abandoning the cross-inoculation groups of the legumes. Soil Sci 58(1): 61-69

Gandrup, J. 1922: Over het binnendringen van den bessenboeboek in het Banjoewangisehe. Meded. Kqffiebessenboeboek-Fonds, Soerabaya, 5, 94-96

Everse, J.W.R. 1937: Over infectie met Strongyloides stercoralis. Geneeskundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 77(41): 2478-2490

Bonne, C. 1937: Over sparganosis in Nederlandsch-Indie. Geneeskundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 77(18): 1119-1121

Godden, F.W. 1941: Over-all correlation of the suppression job. Fire Control Notes 5: 131-4

Clapham, A.R. 1936: Over-dispersion in grassland communities and the use of statistical methods in plant ecology. Jour Ecol 24(1): 232-251

Fangauf, R.; Haensel, A. 1938: Over-estimation of the value of silage and of fresh green food in the diet of hens. Arch. Geflugelk 12: 265-276

Steuart, D.W. 1945: Over-ripe apples. Analyst 70: 172-173

Chin-Quee, D.S.; Cuthbertson, C.; Janowitz, B. 2006: Over-the-counter pill provision: evidence from Jamaica. Studies in Family Planning 37(2): 99-110

Urushadze, D.R. 1939: Over-wintering citrus seedlings. Soviet Subtropics 1 (53), 40-2

Toenniessen, E.; Hecker, H.V. 1932: Overactivity of the parathyroids and Recklinghausen's disease. Klin. Wochenschr 11: 940-942

Kasparjan, A.S. 1945: Overcoming non-crossability in cotton. C.R. (Doklady) Acad. Sci, U.R.S.S., 49: 66-68

Zakharzevskii, A.A. 1940: Overcoming sterility in hybrids T. durum x T. Timopheevi. Jarovizacija 3(30): 90-105

Schlosser, L.-A. 1936: Overcoming the difficulties of fruit-setting in autopolyploids. Zuchter 8: 295-301

Pevzner, P.I. 1939: Overcoming the harmful effect of ammonium chloride and sulphate when applied continuously to podzol soils.. Khim. Sotsial. Zemled. Nos, 10-11: 41-46

Kovalevskaja, L.Ja. 1940: Overcoming the unfavourable influence of inbreeding in cross-pollinated plants. Ovoscevodstvo (Vegetable Growing). 7, 21-25

Dyrendahl, S. 1945: Overdosage of vitamin B1, causing skin lesions in rats. Skand. VetTidskr 35: 737-760

Comstock, R.E. 1943: Overestimation of mean squares by the method of expected numbers. Journal American Statist Assoc 38(223): 335-340

Yan-Wei-Dong; Shi-Wei-Ming; Li-Bao-Hai; Zhang-Min 2007: Overexpression of a foreign Bt gene in cotton affects the low-molecular-weight components in root exudates. Pedosphere 17(3): 324-330

Joley, L.E. 1942: Overgrowth produced by edible cherry on Sargent cherry. Proceedings American Society Hort Science 40: 277-278

Palti, J.; Moeller, S. 1944: Overhead application of fungicidal sprays. Palestine Jour Bot Ser R 4(2): 184-192

Anonymous 1942: Overhead irrigation of bananas in Honduras. Tropical Agriculture 19: 62

Timoshenko, S.V. 1940: Overhead watering of vegetables in the Moscow district.. Vegetable Growing. Moscow, 1, 14-7

Vanhulle, S.; Enaud, E.; Trovaslet, M.; Nouaimeh, N.; Bols, C.-Marie; Keshavarz, T.; Tron, T.; Sannia, G.; Corbisier, A.-Marie 2007: Overlap of laccases/cellobiose dehydrogenase activities during the decolourisation of anthraquinonic dyes with close chemical structures by Pycnoporus strains. Enzyme and Microbial Technology 40(7, Sp. Iss. SI): 1723-1731

Ellison, L. 1942: Overlays as a visual aid in analysis of permanent quadrat records. Ecology 23(4): 482-484

Midgley, A.R.; Dunklee, D.E. 1937: Overliming injury in relation to tannin-containing materials. Vt. Agric. Expt. Sta. Bull 420: 3-28

Geueke, B.; Weckbecker, A.; Hummel, W. 2007: Overproduction and characterization of a recombinant D-amino acid oxidase from Arthrobacter protophormiae. Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology 74(6): 1240-1247

Turner, G.E.; Graham, V.E. 1945: Overrun and moisture control in Canadian creamery butter. Canadian Dairy And Ice Cream Jour 24(8): 27-30, 50

Sergent, E. 1944: Overseas Pasteur Institutes during the war. Archives de l'Institut Pasteur d'Algerie 22: 145-156

Demmel, M. 1941: Overseers in Holland-State Lay Assistants in Veterinary Police Work. Dtsch. Tierarztebl 8: 176-177

Anonymous 1935: Overstocking in Kenya. E. Afr. Agric. J 1: 16-9

Hornby, H.E. 1936: Overstocking in Tanganyika Territory. East African Agric. J 1: 353-360

Rosen, H.R. 1936: Oversummering of fire-blight pathogen, spraying for control of fire-blight, and abscission induced by Erwinia amylovora and Phytomonas syringae. Bull. Ark. agric. Exp. Sta, 330: 60

Giese, H. 1943: Overturning resistance of wood fence posts. Agric. Engng., Mich 24: 151-4

Al Nasser, A.; Al Khalaifa, H.; Al Saffar, A.; Khalil, F.; Al Bahouh, M.; Ragheb, G.; Al Haddad, A.; Mashaly, M. 2007: Overview of chicken taxonomy and domestication. World' s Poultry Science Journal 63(2): 285-300

Temple, J.L.; Giacomelli, A.M.; Roemmich, J.N.; Epstein, L.H. 2007: Overweight children habituate slower than non-overweight children to food. Physiology and Behavior 91(2-3): 250-254

Geraghty, E.M.; Ristow, B.; Gordon, S.M.; Aronowitz, P. 2007: Overwhelming parasitemia with Plasmodium falciparum infection in a patient receiving infliximab therapy for rheumatoid arthritis. Clinical Infectious Diseases: An Official Publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America 44(10): E82-E84

Sarles, M.P. 1943: Overwinter loss of Haemonchus contortus larvae from a sheep pasture. Proceedings Helminthol Society Washington 10(1): 22-23

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Schoon, J.G.; Ooms, A. 1933: PH of muscle in normal and diseased animals. Tijdschr. v. Diergeneesk 60: 393-403

Huberty, M.B.; Haas, A.R.C. 1939: PH of soils in relation to moisture. California Citrograph 25(1): 6, 26-29

Meyer, A. 1933: PH of the Blood of Healthy and Diseased Horses. Arch. wiss. prakt. Tierhlk 66: 512-520

Gneist, K. 1932: PH value and acid analysis of silage. Biedermanns Zentralbl. B. Tierernahrung. 4: 483-509

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Olson, O.E. 1940: PH values of the contents of the gastro-intestinal tracts of some farm animals. Proc. S. Dak. Acad. Sci 20: 34-41

Sergin, N.P.; Nesmejanova, T.N.; Kuznecov, M.P. 1941: PH, anabiosis and sperm viability. Dokl. AKad. seljskohoz. Nauk. 2, 34-37

Kronacher, C.; Lodemann, G. 1932: PH, buffering capacity and alkali reserve of blood serum in relation to working capacity. Studies on 88 Rhine German horses. Ztschr. f. Ziichtung. B 24: 1-25

K.Kaeutle 1943: Protein crops. Mitt. Landw. Berlin. 58: 512-4

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Plotnikov, V. 1913: Pachydissus attacking Poplars. Agriculture of Turkestan, 10, 1038-1040

Anonymous 1916: Pachytylus migratoria in the Province of Semipalatinsk. The Agricultural Gazette, Petrograd 120(4): 99-100

Dixon, L.B. 1941: Pacific Coast Hemlock and domestic markets.. B.C. Lumberm 25(7): 24-6

Anonymous 1941: Pacific Coast Hemlock as a construction material. B.C. Lumberm 25(10): 61-2

Perham, A.N. 1938: Pacific Coast species in New Zealand forestry. N.Z. Jnl. For 4: 158-61

Weiss, F.; Mcwhorter, F.P. 1930: Pacific Coast survey for Rose mosaic. Plant Disease Reporter 14(20): 203-205

Sippel, W.L. 1942: Pacinian Corpuscles in Peripheral Nerves. Cornell Vet 32: 314-316

Larey, R.W. 1944: Packaging. Chem. Engng. News (News Ed.). 22: 940, 942, 945

Anonymous 1945: Packaging and storing dehydrated foods. 13. Dehydrated sweet potatoes. Food Indust 17(2): 91-93

Anonymous 1944: Packaging and storing dehydrated foods. 3. Powdered dehydrated carnberries. Food Indust 16(4): 76-78

Anonymous 1944: Packaging and storing dehydrated foods. 6. Dehydrated tomato juice cocktail. Food Indust 135(7): 86-89

Woodcock, A.H. 1945: Packaging. II. A cellulose-base container for modified vacuum packing. Canadian Jour Res Sect F Technol 23(2): 117-122

Armitage, H.M. 1935: Packing Materials as possible Plant Pest Carriers. Bull. Dep. Agric. Calif, Sacramento, Calif 24: 310-316

Winter, J.D., E.Al. 1935: Packing Minnesota fruits for market. Bull. Minn. agric. Exp. Sta, 323: 18

Krone, B.P. 1937: Packing apples and pears for export. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 35: 25-32

Gregory, J.H. 1935: Packing bananas for market. Qd. agric. J 44: 468-84; 601-21; 750-9

Whittaker, E.C. 1940: Packing charts for peaches and plums. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W 51: 625-8

Kivenko, S. 1945: Packing dried milk products. Myas. Mol. Prom, 2, 47-49,

Coulter, S.T.; Jenness, R. 1945: Packing dry whole milk in inert gas. Tech Bull Minnesota Agric Exp Sta 167: 32

Gregory, J.H. 1944: Packing grapes for market. Qd agric. J 58: 82-8

Gregory, J.H. 1944: Packing houses and their equipment. Qd Agric. J 58: 151-77

Schwarz, G.; Beinert, B. 1941: Packing materials for Camembert cheese. Molkereiztg, Hildesh, 55: 84/85, 1127-1129

Philpott, M.W. 1940: Packing raw rubber. Quart. Circ. Ceylon Rubb. Res. Scheme 17: 272-7

D.P.essis, S.J.; Reyneke, J. 1943: Packing, handling and transport of table grapes. Fmg S. Afr 18: 439-42

Severin, H.H.P.; Basinger, A.J. 1922: Pacts concerning Migration of Beet Leafhopper (Eutettix tenella, Baker) in Sacramento Valley of California. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 15(6): 404-411

Sharma, S.V. 1936: Paddy Breeding Station, Nagenahalli. J. Mysore Agric. Exp. Un 15: 21-30

Austin, G.D. 1923: Paddy Fly (Leptocorisa varicornis), F.). Year-book Dept. Agric. Ceylon, Peradeniya, 52-53

Molegode, W. 1943: Paddy cultivation in Kandy. Tropical Agriculture 99(3): 152-156

Anonymous 1937: Paddy cultivation. (How to obtain higher yields.). Leafl. Dep. Agric. Ceylon. 93: 2

Witinantakit, K.; Prachayawarakorn, S.; Nathakaranakule, A.; Soponronnarit, S. 2006: Paddy drying using adsorption technique: experiments and simulation. Drying Technology 24(5): 609-617

Paul, W.R.C.; Joachim, A.W.R. 1938: Paddy manurial and cultural experiments at Paranthan Paddy Station. Tropical Agriculture 41: 135-143

Ponomarev, N.A. 1937: Paddy-machine for cleaning seed of forage plants. Selek. Semen-ovod, 10, 39-43

Jack, H.W. 1933: Padi experiments in Malaya 1932-33. Selection and varietal trials. Malaya Agric. J 21: 605-30

Anonymous 1931: Padi experiments in Malaya, 1930-31. Malayan Agric. J 19: 577-92

Wilshaw, R.G.H. 1939: Padi fertilizing and minor cultural trials, seasons 1937-1938 and 1938- 1939. Malay. Agric. J 27: 513-529

Jagoe, R.B. 1937: Padi selection and varietal trials 1936-1937. Malay. Agric. J 25: 493-524

Jagoe, R.B. 1938: Padi selection and varietal trials 1937-38. Malay Agric. J 26: 497-529

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Codd, L.E.W. 1934: Padi variety trials conducted during 1933. Agric. J. Brit. Guiana 5: 36-38

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Bequaert, J. 1932: Paederus signaticornis Sharp, the Cause of vesicular Dermatitis in Guatemala (Coleoptera : Staphylinidae). Bull. Brooklyn Ent. Soc, Brooklyn, N.Y. 27(2): 107-112

Kollath, W. 1937: Paediatrics and vitamin theories. Wien. klin. Wochenschr 50: 1317-1321

Scott, A.C. 1938: Paedogenesis in the Coleoptera. Zeitschr Morph U Okol Tiere 33(4): 633-653

Lyon, E. 1942: Paget's disease and hyperthyroidism. Schweiz. med. Wochenschr 72: 592-596

Anonymous 1927: Pahala blight studies in Hawaii. Facts about Sugar 22: 44, 1064-1065

Waterston, D. 1934: Pain and the Mechanism of its Production. British Medical Journal 2(3858): 1087-1089

Sliosberg, A. 1939: Pain in amputation stomps and its treatment with synthetic vitamin B1. Ztschr. Vitaminjorsch 8: 334-338

Wurth, K. 1942: Painting organic building materials. Bauingenieur 23: 144-5

Moll, F. 1940: Painting over carbolineum. Farben-Chem, 11: 1012

Vidal, J.L. 1936: Painting pruning wounds with various iron salts to cure chlorosis of grape vines. Progr. agric. vitic 106: 515-6

Galloway, L.D. 1937: Paints and mould growth: causes and remedies described. Paint Varn. Lacq. Manuf 7(10): 317-318

Sansome, E.R. 1939: Pairing behaviour and chiasma formation in plants with a structurally heterozygous pair in Pisum. Genetica 21: 420-433

Jackson, C.H.N. 1945: Pairing of Glossina morsitans Westwood with G. swynnertoni Austen (Di ptera). Proc. R. ent. Soc, Lond., 20: 106

Hakansson, A. 1944: Pairing of chromosomes in two Salix hybrids.. Hereditas, Lund. 30: 639-41

Von Szelenyi, G. 1938: Palaearctic Scelionidae. Annales Historico-Naturales Musei Hungarici 31: 108-128

Soreghan, G.S.; Moses, A.M.; Soreghan, M.J.; Hamilton, M.A.; Fanning, C.M.; Link, P.K. 2007: Palaeoclimatic inferences from upper Palaeozoic siltstone of the Earp Formation and equivalents, Arizona-New Mexico (USA). Sedimentology 54(3): 701-719

Hansen, H.P. 1939: Palaeoecology of a Central Washington bog. Ecology 20: 563-8

Mangold, E.; Stotz, H. 1937: Palatability and digestibility of new fodders containing urea. Landwirtsch. Versuchs-Stat 128: 199-204

Robison, W.L. 1944: Palatability and feeding value of different corns for pigs. Ohio Agric Expt Sta Bimo Bull 29(228): 188-206

Bohstedt, G.; Rupel, I.W.; King, W.A.; Peterson, W.H.; Hegsted, D.M. 1937: Palatability and nutritive value of A. I. V. and molasses-alfalfa silage for dairy cows. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod: 51-54

Thomson, L.B. 1927: Palatability and nutritive value of range plants. Dominion Range Exp. Stat., Manyberries, Alberta. Results of Experiments, 36. 46-47

Stapledon, R.G. 1934: Palatability and the management of the poorer grass lands. J. Minist. Agric. Engl 41: 321-328

Branaman, G.A. 1936: Palatability of cottonseed and linseed meals. Quart. Bull. Mich. Agric. Exp. Stat 18: 253-254

Tiemann, A.; Muller, G. 1933: Palatability of different grasses and clovers with free choice grazing. Arch. f. Tierernahrung u. Tierzucht. 9: 253-265

Fuelleman, R.F.; Burlison, W.L. 1941: Palatability of pasture plants. Trans. Ill. Acad. Sci 34: 51-5

Lemmel, G. 1938: Palatability of rye bread. Munch, med. Wochenschr 85: 617-620

Monroe, C.F.; Hayden, C.C. 1938: Palatability of soybean meals for dairy cows. Bi-m. Bull Ohio Agric. Exp. Stat 23: 209-214

Fenton, F.; Gifft, H. 1943: Palatability studies of commercially dehydrated vegetables. Fd Res 8: 364-76

Fenton, F.; Gifft, H. 1943: Palatability studies of commercially dehydrated vegetables. 1. Effect of several methods of storage on palatability of beets, cabbage, and rutabagas. 2. Effect of several common refreshing and cooking methods on palatability and water absorption of beets, cabbage, potatoes, rutabagas, and yellow turnips. Food Res 8: 364-376

Stewart, G.F.; Hanson, H.L.; Lowe, B. 1943: Palatability studies on poultry: a comparison of three methods for handling poultry prior to evisceration. Food Res 8: 202-211

Parker, J.R.; Strand, A.L.; Seamans, H.L. 1921: Pale Western Cutworm (Porosagroiis orthogonia, Morr.). Jl. Agric. Res, Washington, D.C., November 5th 22(6): 289-321

Langebon, M.; Guerra, P. 1941: Pale and dark sectors of yeast colonies. Ann. Parasit. hum. comp 18: 95-111

Hartley, C. 1927: Pale dwarf disease of Peanut (Arachis hypogaea). Phytopath 17(4): 217-225

Darrah, W.C. 1945: Paleobotanical work in Latin America. Plants and Plant Science in Latin America p 181-183

Hansen, H.P. 1940: Paleoecology of a montane peat deposit at Bonaparte Lake, Washington. Northwest Sci 14(3): 60-68

Hansen, H.P. 1941: Paleoecology of a peat deposit in west central Oregon. American Journal of Botany 28(3): 206-212

Gilbert, S.J. 1936: Palestine Government Veterinary Laboratory. Report by the Veterinary Pathologist. Rep. Dep. Agric, Palestine, 64-68

Anonymous 1934: Palestine import regulations. Cyprus Agric. Journ 29(2): 56-57

Reifenberg, A.; Moshicky, S. 1941: Palestine peat in relation to other peats. Soil Science 51(3): 173-180

Reicheet, I. 1940: Palestine. Diseases of ornamental plants. Int. Bull. Pl. Prot, 14: 10; 12, 181M ; 229M-238M

Reicheet, I. 1939: Palestine: diseases of field crops. Int. Bull. Pl. Prot 13(9): 204-210

Reichert, L 1939: Palestine: diseases of fruiting plants (except Citrus). Int. Bull. Pl. Prot 13(12): 277-293

Reichert, I. 1939: Palestine: diseases of vegetable crops. Int. Bull. Pl. Prot 13(10): 225-240

Aylesworth, P.F. 1935: Pallet and broiler production costs. Quart. Butt. Mich. Agric. Exp. Stat 17: 136-141

Subrahmanian, K. 1937: Pallisentis nagpurensis (Acanthocephala) (Bhalerao, 1931). Zoologischer Anzeiger 119(3-4): 111-112

Sidenius, E. 1921: Palm Oil Soap for Spraying. Deli Proefst Medan, Vlugschr, 11: 2

Swezey, O.H. 1928: Palm Seed Scolytids in Hawaii (Col.). Proc. Hawaii. Ent. Soc, Honolulu 7(1): 185-187

Sharples, A. 1928: Palm diseases in Malaya. Malayan Agric Jour 16(9/10): 313-360

Temperton, H.; Dudley, F.J. 1940: Palm kernel and earthnut meals in the rations for laying pullets. Harper Adams Utility Poultry J 25: 285-287

Hunter, R.P.; Scott, A. 1941: Palm oil carotenoids. 1. The isolation of lipoid pigments bom a Sherbro palm oil. Biochem. J 35: 31-38

Hunter, R.F.; Scott, A.D.; Williams, N.E. 1944: Palm oil carotenoids: 3. Examination of the lipoid pigments present in ;Malay' and ;Bissao' palm oils. Biochemical Journal 38(3): 209-211

Hunter, R.F.; Scott, A.D. 1944: Palm oil carotenoids: 4. The proportion of alpha- to beta-carotene in unripe and ripe palm oils and attempted interconversion of alpha- and beta-carotenes. Biochemical Journal 38(3): 211-213

Wilkinson, H. 1941: Palm oil carotenoids. Addendum to paper by Hunter and Scott in this journal, 1941, 35, 31. Biochem. J, 35: 824

Beeley, F.; Baptist, E.D.C. 1939: Palm oil diluent for tar oil fungicides and its effect on bark renewal of Hevea. J. Rubb. Res. Inst, Malaya 9(1): 40-50

Hunter, R.F.; Scott, A.D.; Edisbury, J.R. 1942: Palm oil earotenoids. 2. The isolation of lipoid pigments from a West African plantation oil and some remarks on the isomerization of earotenoids. Biochem. J 36: 697-702

Singh, R.D.; Khan, S. 1939: Palman-Suffaid-A fine, high-yielding variety of rice. Seas. Notes Punjab Agric. Dep 18(2): 15-18

Bondar, G. 1939: Palms of Bahia of the genus Cocos. Bol. Inst. cent. Fom. econ. Bahia, 4: 19

Bondar, G. 1939: Palms of Bahia, Brazil. Bol. Inst. cent. Fom. econ. Bahia, 6: 22

Burret, M. 1938: Palms of Brazil and their economic uses. Tropenpflanzer 41: 477-502

Bailey, L.H. 1942: Palms of the Mascarenes. Gentes Herbarum, Ithaca, N.Y 6(2): 51-104

Bailey, L.H. 1942: Palms of the Seychelles. Gentes Herbarum, Ithaca, N.Y. 6(1): 1-48

Mutua, F.K.; Randolph, T.F.; Arimi, S.M.; Kitala, P.M.; Githigia, S.M.; Willingham, A.L.; Njeruh, F.M. 2007: Palpable lingual cysts, a possible indicator of porcine cysticercosis, in Teso District, Western Kenya. Journal of Swine Health and Production 15(4): 206-212

Skryabin, K.I.; Evranova, V.G. 1942: Palpal apparatus of the male of the nematode Oxyuris equi, parasitic of the horse. Comptes Rendus (Doklady) de l'Academie des Sciences de l'URSS 35(4): 125-128

D.Cerqueira Falcao, E. 1927: Palpebral Myiasis due to D. hominis, Say. Brasil-Medico. Rio de Janeiro 41: 40, 1038-1042

Marchoux, E 1926: Paludisme. Nouveau Traite Med. and Therap, Paris, J.B. Bailliere and Fils, 5: 366. Price: Fr. 76

Paisseau, G.; Loubrieu 1921: Paludisme autochtone a Plasmodium praecox. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot, Paris, May 11th 14(5): 268-273

Craviotti, C. 2002: Pampas family farms and technological change: strategies and perspectives towards genetically modified crops and no-tillage systems. International Journal of Sociology of Agriculture and Food 10(1): 23-30

Anonymous 1945: Pampas grass. N. Z. J. Agric 17: 471-6

Aston, B.C.; Grimmett, R.E.R.; Shorland, F.B. 1936: Pampas grass (Cortaderia Selloana (Schult) Aschers and Graben) : a new supplementary fodder for ruminants in New Zealand. Empire J. Exp. Agric 4: 332-342

Aston, B.C.; Grimmett, R.E.R. 1936: Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) as fodder. Recent investigations. N.Z.J. Agric 52: 267-75

Allan, H.H.; Zotov, V.D. 1935: Pampas grass and its identification. N. Z. J. Agric 50: 274-81

Anonymous 1933: Pampas grass as a fodder crop. Rhod. Agric. J 30: 141-2

Aston, B.C. 1934: Pampas grass as winter cow-feed. N. Z. J. Agric 48: 285-91

Syme, P.S. 1940: Pampas grass is a valuable winter fodder. N.Z. J. Agric 61: 93-96

Ward, F.E. 1945: Pampas grass trial in Southern Tasmania. Tasm. J. Agric 16: 152-154

Aston, B.C. 1932: Pampas-grass and toetoe. Experience with pampas as winter fodder. N. Z. J. Agric 45: 212-214

Grimmett, R.E.R. 1935: Pampas-grass as fodder. N.Z.J. Sci. Tech 17: 531-5

Anonymous 1942: Pamphlet No. 5 of the Central Experiment Stations' Association. Prescription for the preparation of Bordeaux mixture. Bergcultures 16(1): 5-7

Anonymous 1923: Pan-African Veterinary Conference. Trypanosomiasis. Farmers' Jl, Nairobi, May 10th May 17th May 24th. 5: 20 21, 24-30 28-29 9

Matzulevitch, B.P. 1932: Pan-Soviet State Assoc. Control of Peats and Diseases in Agric., and Silvic. Leningrad, Publ, 10: 24

Bassen, J.L. 1940: Panagrolaimus hygrophilus n. sp., a nematode found in decayed tubers of the waterlily root, Nelumbium nucifera Gaertn. Proceedings of the Helminthological Society of Washington 7(2): 101-103

Editorial. 1933: Panama disease. J. Jamaica Agr. Soc 37: 138-9

Hansford, C.G.; Sutherland, J.B. 1925: Panama disease of Bananas. Journ. Jamaica Agric. Soc 29(6): 237-240

Smith, F.E.V. 1932: Panama disease of Bananas in Jamaica. Jamaica Dept. of Sci. & Agric., Microbiol. Bull, 1: 22

Wabdlaw, C.W.; Mcguiee, L.P. 1929: Panama disease of Bananas. Reports on seieatinc visits to the Bamana grow.ing of the West Indies, Central and South America. Empire Marketing Board Publ 20: 97

Park, M. 1933: Panama disease of Plantains. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 81(5): 330-333

Wardlaw, C.W. 1929: Panama disease research. Tropical Agriculture 6(7): 192-197

Wardlaw, C.W. 1930: Panama disease research. A discussion of tlie relation of results obtained to field conditions. Tropical Agriculture 7(10): 278-281

Wardlaw, C.W. 1933: Panama disease. A review of the occurrence of Panama disease on the Cavendish or Dwarf Banana in the Canary Islands. Tropical Agriculture 10(6): 151-154

Smith, F.E.V. 1932: Panama disease. The use of chemicals for killing Bananas in the treatment of Panama disease. Tropical Agriculture 9(3): 83-86

Hess, H.E. 1940: Panama milk supply. Vet. Bull. U.S. Army 34(1): 229-233

Mathivanan, R.; Kalaiarasi, K. 2007: Panchagavya and Andrographis paniculata as alternatives to antibiotic growth promoters on haematological, serum biochemical parameters and immune status of broilers. Journal of Poultry Science 44(2): 198-204

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Adlersberg, D.; Wachstein, M. 1937: Pancreas and salt metabolism. Experimental and clinical studies. Klin. Wochenschr 16: 85-88

Burggraaf, H. 1935: Pancreas-distomatose. Tijdschrift voor Diergeneeskunde 62(9): 479-481

Lukens, F.D.W. 1937: Pancreatectomy in the pig. American Journal of Physiology 118(2): 321-327

Britton, S.W.; Corey, E.L. 1941: Pancreatic and cortico-adrenal involvement in carbohydrate regulation. American Journal of Physiology 131(3): 790-798

Willstatter, R.; Rohdewald, M. 1933: Pancreatic desmotrypsin. 2. Enzymes of the cells of tissues and glands. Hoppe Seyler's Ztschr. f. physiol. Chem 218: 77-94

Mirsky, I.A.; Nelson, N.; Grayman, I.; Elgart, S. 1942: Pancreatic diabetes in the monkey. Endocrinology 31(2): 264-270

Nelson, N.; Elgart, S.; Mirsky, I.A.thur 1942: Pancreatic diabetes in the owl. Endocrinology 31(1): 119-123

Greeley, P.O. 1937: Pancreatic diabetes in the rabbit. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 37(2): 309-312

Dubost, P.; Bovet, D. 1944: Pancreatic diabetes in. the rat caused by administration of alloxan. C.R. Soc. Biol 138: 441-442

Pierre. 1939: Pancreatic endocrinology. Rev.Med. vet. Toulouse -40. 91: 482-501

Bradley, H.C.; Belfer, S. 1936: Pancreatic enzymes and tissue metabolism. Amer. J. Digest. Dis. Nutrit 3: 220-223

Andersen, D.H. 1942: Pancreatic enzymes in the duodenal juice in the celiac syndrome. American Journal of Diseases of Children 63(4): 643-658

Maddock, C.L.; Farber, S.; Shwachman, H. 1943: Pancreatic function and disease in early life. 2. Effect of secretin on pancreatic function of infants and children. Amer. J. Dis. Child 66: 370-375

Shwachman, H.; Farber, S.; Haddock, C.L. 1943: Pancreatic function and disease in early life. 3. Methods of analyzing pancreatic enzyme activity. Amer. J. Dis. Child 66: 418-124

Farber, S. 1943: Pancreatic insufficiency and the celiac syndrome. New England Journal of Medicine 229: 653-657; 682-687

Demole, M. 1941: Pancreatic insufficiency in dyspepsias. Helv. med. Ada. 7: 663-670

Chiray.; Berdet.; Taschner. 1931: Pancreatic lipase in blood serum. Arch. des maladies de I'appareil digestif et de la nutrition. 21: 1137-1154. 6 figs

Baumann, E.; Laeverenz, P. 1934: Pancreatic lyo- and desmolipases. 4th communication on cell enzymes of tissue and glands in the series begun by Willstatter and Rohdewald. Ztschr.f. physiol. Chem 283: 1-20

Lagerlof, H.; Welin, G. 1937: Pancreatic secretion after secretin during insulin hypoglycemia and after graded amounts of seeretin. Acta med. scand 91: 397-408

Hermann, H. 1933: Pancreatic secretion elicited through the nervous system. C.R. Soc. Biol 112: 1609-1612

Comfort, M.W.; Osterberg, A.E. 1941: Pancreatic secretion in man after administration of different stimulants: a comparative study. Amer. J. Digest. Dis 8: 337-344

Harbitz, F. 1939: Pancreatic steatorrhoea in a dog. Norsk Vet 51: 425-438

Mosenthal, H.O. 1937: Pancreatitis and diabetes. Ann. Int. Med 11: 1001-1013

Anselmino, K.J.; Hoffmann, F. 1933: Pancreatotropic substance from anterior pituitary. 1. Preparation and properties of the substance. Klin. Wochenschr 12: 1435-1438

Marks, H.P.; Young, F.G. 1940: Pancreo-tropic factor of the anterior pituitary lobe. Lancet 239: 710-712

Sakharoff, G.P.; Rossiisky, D.M. 1937: Pancreotoxin treatment in diabetes mellitus. Acta med. scand 93: 239-247

Dalgaard, J.B. 1945: Panereolithiasis in cattle. Skand. VetTidskr 35: 362-366

Dunn, T.B.; Kessel, A.M. 1945: Paneth cells in carcinomas of the small intestine in a mouse and in a rat. Jour Nation Cancer Inst 6(2): 113-118

Gould, G.E. 1931: Pangaeus uhleri, a Pest of Spinach. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 24(2): 484-486

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Camus, A. 1934: Panicum ihosyense A. Camus, new species belonging to the section Pseudolasiacis. Bull. Soc. bot. Fr 81: 54-5

Patel, C.B. 1943: Panicum miliaceum (Guj-aratichena), a new raw material for starch industry. Current Science 12: 325

White, J.S.L. 1943: Panicum miliaceum (Meneri). A promising short-aged food crop. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 99: 207-211

Boehme. 1942: Panicum miliaceum as main crop after winter forage plant catch crops. Dtsch. landw. Pr, 69: 44

Mueller, H.; Richter, H. 1943: Panicum miliaceum should be disinfected. Mitt. Landw, 58: 289

Ruotsalainen, A. 1939: Panniculus adiposus as a measure of nutritional state in school children. Ztechr. Kinderheilk 60: 648-659