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Baur, E. 1931: Scope and methods of plant-breeding work at the Kaiser Wilhelm-Institut fur Zuchtungsforschung, Muncheberg (Mark). J. Roy. Hort. Soc. Lond 56: 183-90

Singh, L. 1943: Scope for grape juice and grape wine industry in the Punjab. Punjab Fruit Jour 7: 1271-1275

Letakd, E. 1938: Scope of the Word Climate and its Use in Zooteehny.. Rep 13th int. vet. Congr., 1938. 2: 989-999

Mains, E.B. 1939: Scopella gen. nov. of the Pucciniaceae. Ann. mycol, Berl. 37(1-2): 57-60

Anshu Bharadwaj; Rahul Tongia; Arunachalam, V.S. 2007: Scoping technology options for India's oil security: Part II - Coal to liquids and bio-diesel. Current Science 92(9): 1234-1241

Micheel, F.; Mittag, R. 1937: Scorbaminic acid. Naturwissenschaften 25: 158-159

Westin, G. 1933: Scorbutic changes in the teeth and the influence on them of synthetic preparations of vitamin C. Ztschr. f. Vitaminforsch 2: 1-24

Mosonyi, J. 1936: Scorbutic disturbances of metabolism and hyperthyroidism. Orv. Hetil 80: 81-82

Mouriquand, G.; Gillet, R.; Coeur, A. 1935: Scorbutic dystrophy after abortion or normal delivery. C.R. Soc. Biol 120: 214-216

Shapiro, E.; Morris, M. 1938: Scorbutic subperiosteal hemorrhage complicated by osteomyelitis and pyarthrosis. Report of case. Arch. Pediat 55: 465-474

Kotthoff, P. 1942: Scorch of Amaryllis. Kranke Pflanze 19: 11-12, 106-107

Hey, A. 1940: Scorch of Ornithopus sativus : studies of its distribution, the injuries produced, and control. Landw. Jb, 90: 223

Stellwaag, F. 1933: Scorching by Insecticides in Orchards. Anz. Schadlingsk, Berlin 9(9): 114-117

Malenotti, E. 1939: Scorching of Plants by Insecticides and Fungicides. Italia agric, Rome 76(8): 615-632

Rukavishnikov, B.I. 1936: Scorching of cultivated Plants by Dusts applied by Aeroplane for the Control of the Larvae of Malaria Mosquitos.. Med. Parasitol. Moscow 5(3): 426-437

D.B.ssy, L.P.; Dietz, P.A. 1915: Scorching with Paris Green. Meded. v. h. Deli Proefst. Medan. 9: pt. 1, 15-25

Langlet, J.; F. ]. 1936: Score card for Karakul lambs. Z. Schafz. 25: 54-57

Matthew, A. 1937: Score card for internal quality factors for oranges. Citrus Grower, 48, 7-13

Cohen, M.B.; Friedmar, S. 1937: Scorings in the long bones as a goide in management of food allergy in children. J. Allergy. 9: 54-59

Lambert, F. 1917: Scorzonera as a Food of Mulberry Silkworms. Rev. Viticulture. Paris 46: 1189, 233-238

Corbett, G.H.; Yusope, M. 1924: Scotinophara coarctata, F. (the Black Bug of Padi). Malayan Agric. Jl, Kuala Lumpur 12(4): 91-106

Brown, J.M. 1939: Scotland claims a world egg record. Fmr and Stk-Breed, 53: 746

Boyd, P. 2007: Scots roses then and now. Plantsman 6(2): 104-111

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Cockayne, L.; Simpson, G.; Thomson, J. 1932: Scott. Some New Zealand indigenous-induced weeds and indigenous-induced modified and mixed plant communities. Linn. Soc. Bot 49: 13-45

Watson, J.A. 1941: Scott. The maintenance of soil fertility. Trans. Highl. agric. Soc. Scot 53: 1-25

Leppard, H.M. 1934: Scottish Carse agriculture ; the Carse of Gowrie. Econ. Geogr 10: 217-38

Anonymous 1944: Scottish agriculture in war time. Scot. J. agric, 24; 25: 206-20; 31-43

Anon. 1942: Scottish agriculture in wartime. Scot. J. Agric 24: 24-38

Kevan, D.K. 1944: Scottish beetles taken druing 1944, chiefly in the Aviemore district of Inverness-shire. Entomologist's Monthly Magazine 80: 278

Wright, N.C. 1941: Scottish dairying in war-time. Scot. J. Agric 23(3): 231-246

Laird, P., Sir 1942: Scottish livestock position. Vet. Rec, 54: 58

Simms, B.T.; Boughton, D.C.; Porter, D.A. 1942: Scours in dairy calves, with special reference to white scours, coccidiosis and verminous gastroenteritis. North American Veterinarian 23(3): 176-181

Copeland, C.; Messer, C.R. 1942: Scouting for the European Earwig, Forficula auricularia L. in Ontario, 1938 to 1941. 72nd Rep. ent. Soc. Ont. Toronto, 27-29

Anonymous 1945: Scrapie. Canad. J. comp. Med, 9: 1

Cuille, J.; Chelle, P.L. 1936: Scrapie ( Tremblante ) in Sheep. C. R. Acad. Sci, Paris 203: 1552-1554

Cuille, J.; Chelle, P.L. 1938: Scrapie in Sheep is Certainly Transmissible. C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris 206: 78-79

Taylor, H. 1934: Scrapie in Sussex. Vet. Rec, 451-452

Anonymous 1915: Scraping the bark as a measure against Clysia ambiguella. Progres Agric. Vitic, Montpellier 64(49): 538-540

Blacklock, D.B. 1935: Screencloth for Houses in the Tropics. Ann. trop. Med. Parasit, Liverpool, July 17th 29(2): 261-263

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Mikli#, A.; Rogelj, I. 2007: Screening for natural defence mechanisms of Lactococcus lactis strains isolated from traditional starter cultures. International journal of food science and technology 42(7): 777-782

Orlic, S.; Huic, K.; Urlic, B.; Redzepovic, S. 2007: Screening for production of extracellular hydrolytic enzymes by Saccharomyces wine yeasts isolated from Croatian vineyards. Periodicum Biologorum 109(2): 201-204

Wang RongQing; Yang YueJian; Zhou GuoZhi; Ruan MeiYin; Yao ZhuPing; Ye QingJing 2007: Screening methods of resistance to bacterial wilt caused by Pseudomonas solanacearum in tomato and its application in tomato breeding. Acta Agriculturae Zhejiangensis 19(2): 89-92

Monnerat, R.; Batista, A.; Medeiros, P.-De; Martins, E.; Melatti, V.; Prac', A.-Lb; Dumas, V.; Morinaga, C.D.mo, C.G.mes, A. 2007: Screening of Brazilian Bacillus thuringiensis isolates active against Spodoptera frugiperda, Plutella xylostella and Anticarsia gemmatalis. Biological control: theory and application in pest management 41(3): 291-295

Bhat, S.S.; Rajamani, R.; Nandagopal, N. 2002: Screening of Coffea arabica L. cultivars against coffee trunk canker pathogen, Ceratocystis fimbriata. Proceedings of the 15th Plantation Crops Symposium Placrosym XV, Mysore, India, 10-13 December 2002: 579-582

Tickoo, S.; Sindhu, V.K.; Singh, H.B. 2007: Screening of Indian mustard (Brassica juncea L. Czern & Coss.) genotypes for its cadmium accumulation and tolerance. Physiology and Molecular Biology of Plants 13(1): 37-46

W.D.; Long Ling; Zhang YanMing 2007: Screening of anti-tumor components from Oxytropis kansuensis. Veterinary Science in China 37(5): 440-443

Muthiah, C.; Rajarathinam, S. 2002: Screening of coconut genotypes/hybrids and management of eriophyid mite on coconut. Proceedings of the 15th Plantation Crops Symposium Placrosym XV, Mysore, India, 10-13 December 2002: 583-587

Wong, R.T.-Y.; Hon, C.-C.; Zeng, F.; Leung, F.C.-C. 2007: Screening of differentially expressed transcripts in infectious bursal disease virus-induced apoptotic chicken embryonic fibroblasts by using cDNA microarrays. Journal of General Virology 88(Part 6): 1785-1796

Ambethgar, V.; Mahalingam, C.A. 2002: Screening of entomopathogenic fungi for control of cashew tree borer, Plocaederus ferrugineus L. (Cerambycidae: Coleoptera). Proceedings of the 15th Plantation Crops Symposium Placrosym XV, Mysore, India, 10-13 December 2002: 632-641

Lim JuRak; Hwang ChangYeon; Kim DaeHyang; Choi JungSick 2006: Screening of medicinal plants to suppress population of Meloidogyne hapla in Codonopsis lanceolata Trautv. Korean Journal of Applied Entomology 45(3): 339-346

Amitava Basu 2007: Screening of potato genotypes against common scab disease caused by Streptomyces scabies in the plains of West Bengal. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 77(3): 199-200

Jamil, A.; Shahid, M.; Khan, M.M.sud-Ul-Haq; Ashraf, M. 2007: Screening of some medicinal plants for isolation of antifungal proteins and peptides. Pakistan Journal of Botany 39(1): 211-221

Reddy, A.V.V.; Reddy, C.V.C.M.; Rajeswari, U.; Sinha, B.; Appunu, C. 2007: Screening of sunflower genotypes for resistance or tolerance against Alternaria blight. Microbial diversity: modern trends: 213-223

Wang Huan; Cong Bin; Dong Hui; Qian HaiTao 2007: Screening of the highly virulent strains from symbiotic bacteria and the adversity resistance. Journal of Shenyang Agricultural University 38(1): 49-53

Missotten, J.A.M.; Michiels, J.; Goris, J.; Herman, L.; Heyndrickx, M.; Smet, S. de; Dierick, N.A. 2007: Screening of two probiotic products for use in fermented liquid feed. Livestock Science 108(1/3): 232-235

Ubaidullah ; Raziuddin ; Tila Mohammad; Hafeezullah ; Sardar Ali; Nassimi, A.W. 2006: Screening of wheat (Triticum aestivium L.) genotypes for some important traits against natural terminal heat stress. Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences 9(11): 2069-2075

Islam, M.M.; Siddiqui, M.A.R.; Haque, M.A.; Baki, M.A.; Majumder, S.; Parrish, J.J.; Shamsuddin, M. 2007: Screening some major communicable diseases of AI bulls in Bangladesh. Livestock Research for Rural Development 19(6): 79

Krishnamurthy, L.; Serraj, R.-; Hash, C.T.m-; Dakheel, A., J.; Reddy, B., V.S. 2007: Screening sorghum genotypes for salinity tolerant biomass production. Euphytica 156(1-2): 15-24

Suppin, D.; Rippel Rachle, B.; Smulders, F.J.M. 2007: Screening the microbiological condition of Sushi from Viennese restaurants. Wiener Tierärztliche Monatsschrift 94(1-2): 40-47

Thalji, T.; Shalaldeh, G. 2007: Screening wheat and barley genotypes for salinity resistance. Journal of Agronomy 6(1): 75-80

Sidra Aftab; Samia Ahmed; Sadia Saeed; Rasool, S.A. 2006: Screening, isolation and characterization of alkaline protease producing bacteria from soil. Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences 9(11): 2122-2126

Dove, W.E. 1935: Screw Worm Control. U. S. Dep. Agric. Bur. Ent. Circ, E-356, 6

Waje, S.S.; Thorat, B.N.; Mujumdar, A.S. 2007: Screw conveyor dryer: process and equipment design. Drying Technology 25(1): 241-247

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Burkholder, W.H. 1937: Scrological reactions for the determination of bacterial plant pathogens. Phytopathology 27(4): 572-574

Najjar, H. 1944: Scrub destruction and soil erosion. Proc. Conf. Middle East Agric. Devt, Cairo, 92-94

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Buckland, F.E.; Maccallum, F.O.; Dudgeon, A.; Niven, J.S.F.; Edward, D.G.F.; Rowlands, I.W.; Henderson-Begg, A.; Van Den Ende, M.; Bargmann, H.E.; Curtis, E.E.; Shepherd, M.A. 1945: Scrub-typhus vaccine: large-scale production. Lancet 249: 734-737

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Hormann, B. 1941: Sea Buckthorn berries (Hippophae rhamnoides L.). (Schriftenreihe: Heil- und Nahrkfte aus Wald und Flur). Die Sanddornbeere (Hippophae rhamnoides L.). Verlag der Pflanzenwerke,Munchen, Germany: 26

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Anonymous 1940: Seaman plant breeding works purposefully. A visit to Weibullsholm. Lantm. Svenskt Land 24: 621-2

Lewthwaite, R.; Savoor, S.R.; Hodgkin, E.P. 1935: Search for Carriers of the Malayan Typhus-like Fevers. Rep. Inst. med. Res. F.M.S. Kuala Lumpur, 11-16

Nitzulesco, V.; Manoilesco, C.; Popovici, R. 1939: Search for Helminth Eggs by the Willis-Hung Method. Bull. Acad. Med. Roumanie 7: 86-99

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Basak, A. 2006: Search for safe and efficient methods of chemical thinning by improving absorption of preparations and their subsequent use. Acta Horticulturae 727: 337-344

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Shamel, A.D.; Pomeroy, C.S. 1935: Searching for avocado bud sports. Calavo News. March- 4 p

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Kienholz, R. 1941: Seasonal course of height growth in some hardwoods in Connecticut. Ecology 22(3): 249-258

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Guggenheim, K. 1940: Seasonal fluctuations of the vitamin A and C content of Palestinian milks. Journal of Hygiene 40(6): 690-698

Bugbee, R.E.; Riegel, A. 1945: Seasonal food choices of the fox squirrel in Western Kansas. (Contribution, Department of Zoology, Fort Hays Kansas State College No. 52.). Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science, Lawrence 48(2): 199-203

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Stuckey, I.H. 1941: Seasonal growth of grass roots. American Journal of Botany 28(6): 486-491

Bonck, J.; Penfound, W.T. 1944: Seasonal growth of twigs of trees in the batture lands of the New Orleans area. Ecology 25(4): 473-475

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Kharitonovich, F.N. 1941: Seasonal increment of Oak under the conditions of the eroded and alluvial soils of the south-eastern slope of the 'Kashlagach' valley.. Pedology 3, 96-102

Manaresi, A.; Lanzoni, D. 1934: Seasonal influence on set and fall of fruits in the peach. Ital. Agric 71: 1002-8

Berliner, V.R. 1942: Seasonal influences on the reproductive performance of mares and jennets in Mississippi. J. Anim. Sci 1: 62-63

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Anonymous 1943: Seasonal notes by the Department of Field Crops. Pr. Bull. Univ. Alberta 28(1): 1-8

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Hopkins, J.C. 1937: Seasonal notes on Tobacco diseases. 10. Precautionary methods in seed-beds. Rhod. agric. J 34(10): 770-772

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Miller, S.; Thompson, R. 2007: Seasonal patterns of diet composition, herbage intake and digestibility limit the performance of cattle grazing native pasture in the Falkland Islands. Grass and forage science 62(2): 135-144

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Vinall, H.N.; Hein, M.A. 1933: Seasonal production of grasses and legumes at Beltsville, Maryland, in 1931. Journal American Society Agron 25(9): 588-594

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Reineke, E.P.; Turner, C.W. 1945: Seasonal rhythm in the thyroid hormone secretion of the chick. Poultry Sci 24(6): 499-504

Robertson, J.H. 1943: Seasonal root development of sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata Nutt.) in relation to range reseeding. Ecology 24: 125-6

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Bernstein, A.D. 1938: Seasonal sterility of animals. I. Analysis of the quiescent season in rabbits. Bull, Biol. Med. exp. URSS. 5: 14-16

Leonard, O.A. 1936: Seasonal Study of Tissue Function and Organic Solute Movement in the Sunflower. Plant Physiology 11(1): 25-61

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Urbye, J.G. 1934: Seasonal variation in capillary resistance in school children of the Velfjord district. With a review of the consumption of foods containing vitamin C. Tidsskr. norske Laegeforening. 7, 360-370

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Olson, L.C. 1943: Seasonal variation in soil reaction and the availability of nutrients in Cecil sandy loam. Soil Science Society American Proceedings 7: 162-166

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Strandgaard, N.J. 1932: Seasonal variation in the weight increase of tuberculous patients in sanatoriums. Acta med. Scand 78: 504-512

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Laurentis, N. de; Rosato, A.; Morlacchi, F.; Armenise, D.; Leone, L.; Milillo, M.A. 2006: Seasonal variation of chemical composition in Myrtus communis essential oil. Rivista Italiana EPPOS 42: 3-7

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Boynton, D.; Reuther, W. 1939: Seasonal variation of oxygen and carbon dioxide in three different orchard soils during 1938 and its possible significance. Proceedings American Society Hort Science 36: 1-6

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Shackleford, M.W. 1935: Seasonal variations in the invertebrate population of a central Oklahoma prairie, November, 1933, to November, 1934. Proceedings Oklahoma Acad Science 15: 69-72

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Macy, H.; Erekson, J.A. 1941: Seasonal variations in thermoduric organisms and methods of control. Internat Assoc Milk Dealers Assoc Bull 34(6): 127-135

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Morgan, M.F.; Street, O.E. 1939: Seasonal water and nitrate leachings in relation to soil and source of fertilizer nitrogen. Conn. Agric. Expt. Sta. Bull, 429: 43

Villegas, V. 1935: Seasonal yield and productive Ufe of Guinea grass (Panicum maximum Jacq.) for soiling purposes. Philipp. Agric 23: 742-8

Bottger, G.T.; Kent, V.F. 1931: Seasonal-history Studies of the European Corn Borer in Michigan. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 24(2): 372-379

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Berliner, J.F.T. 1941: Seasoning and treating Southern lumber with urea. Sth. Lumberm, 163: 2057, 189-95

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Anonymous 1940: Seasoning by girdling. Malay. Forester. 9: 187-8

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Anonymous 1943: Seasoning mine timbers. UK Ministry of Fuel and Power. Twenty-first annual report of the Safety in Mines Research Board H.M. Stationery Office,London., UK: 1943. 13-14

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Moholdt, A. 1940: Seaweed as a Supplementary Foodstuff. Experiments with Seaweed Meal on Horses. Norsk Veterinaertidsskrift 52: 38-61

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Nicolle, C.; Gobert, E. 1916: Second Inquiry into the Distribution of Mediterranean Fever among Milch Goats in Tunis. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot, Feb 9(2): 86-95

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Parker, R.R. 1918: Second Report on Investigations of the Rocky Mountain Spotted Paver Tick in Eastern Montana. 3rd Bienn. Rept. Montana State Bd. Entom. Helena 41-54

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Carpenter, G.D.H. 1913: Second Report on the Bionomics of Glossina fuscipes (palpalis) of Uganda. Repts. Sleeping Sickness Commiss. Roy. Soc. London., 14: 1-37

Cotton, W.E.; Crawford, A.B. 1932: Second Report on the Calmette-Guerin Method of Vaccinating Animals against Tuberculosis. J. Amer. Vet. Med. Ass 80: 18-29

Price, M.M.; Lyman, F.E. 1945: Second Report on the Control of Anopheles quadrimaculatus Say in the Water-chestnut Areas of the Potomac River, 1944. Publ. Hlth Rep, Washington, D.C. 60(34): 985-994

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Miller, W.T.; Murdock, F.M.; Heishman, J. 0. 1939: Second report on the use of large doses of sulfanilamide in the treatment of chronic streptococcal mastitis. Journal American Vet Medicine Assoc 95(749): 140-145

Barroetavena, F.A.; Gibola, C.D. 1916: Second resume of the work done by the National Commission nominated by the Ministry of Agriculture to establish Prospaltella berlesei, as a means of destroying Aulacaspis pentagona, during the second period of working, from April to November 1915. Bol. Minist. Agric, Buenos Aires, May- 20(5-6): 314-324

Vassiliev, E.M. 1914: Second supplement to The List of Animal Pests of Lucerne.. Chosjaistvo, Kiev 16, 537-539

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Baker, C.F. 1931: Second supplement to the list of the lower fungi of the Philippine Islands. A. bibliographic list chronologically arranged, and with localities and hosts. Philipp. Journ. of Sci 46(3): 479-536

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Bradford, F.C. 1944: Second-year changes in apparent vigor of apple varieties of prospective value as trunk-formers. Proceedings American Society Hort Science 44: 215-220

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Lyon, J.A. 1940: Secondary cardiac effects of deficiency diseases in children. Med. Sec. N.Y 161: 11-15

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Ashplant, H.T. 1927: Secondary leaf fall disease of Rubber. Investigations into methods of preparing Bordeaux and Burgundy spraying mixtures. Planters' Chorn 22(9): 115-126

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Maassen, R. 1938: Secondary pellagra following gastro-enterostomy. Deficiency of vitamin B2, complex. Deutsch. med. Wochenschr 64: 1398-1399

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Legros, J. 1937: Secondary rubber yielding plants of the Caucasus region and of Central Asia. Int. Rev. Agric. (Mon. Bull. agric. Sci. Pract.). 28: 468T-81T

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Anonymous 1925: Section IV. The preservation of fruit and vegetables. Dept. Sci. & Indust. Res. Rept. Food Invest. Board for the year, 1925. 26-61

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Anonymous 1944: Securing the meat and fat supply by pig fattening. Ztschr. Schweinezucht. 51: 1-2

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Sharp, D.G.; Taylor, A.R.; Mclean, I.W.; Jr.; Beard, D.; Beard, J.W. 1944: Sedimentation velocity and electron micrographic studies of influenza viruses A (PR8 strain) and B (Lee strain) and the swine influenza virus. Journal of Biological Chemistry 156: 585-600

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Hurd, Annie May 1921: Seed Coat Injury and Viability of Seeds of Wheat and Barley as Factors in Susceptibility to Molds and Fungicides. Journ. Agric. Res 21: 99-122

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Tice, C. 1922: Seed Potato inspection and certification in British Columbia. Scient. Agric, Canada. 2(8): 249-251

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Babbitt, D.M. 1931: Seed Potato treatment on a large scale. Amer. Potato Journ 8(12): 271-272

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Anonymous 1935: Seed Testing and Plant Registration Station. Scot. J. Agric 18: 57-63

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Anonymous 1940: Seed breeding and seed production. Sug. Beet Manual, Lond, Chapter XIII: 60-62

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Anonymous 1932: Seed contractors for the Institute for Plant Cultivation and Protection, Munich. Prakt. Bl. Pflanzenb. 33. 10: 253

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