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Spuler, A. 1929: Spraying Experiments for Codling Moth Control. Bull. Washington Agric. Expt. Sta, Pullman, Wash., 232, 70

Jarvis, H. 1935: Spraying Experiments for the Control of Fruit Fly in the Stanthorpe Districts. Qd agric. J, Brisbane, November 1st 44(5): 560-563

Tunstall, A.C. 1918: Spraying Experiments in 1917. Qtrly. Jl. Scient. Dept, Indian Tea Assoc., Calcutta, Pt. 2, 38-45

Schoyen, T.H. 1931: Spraying Experiments with Contarinia pyrivora and Argyresthia conjugella. Landbruksdirekt. Beret, Oslo, C1-C14

Leiby, E.W. 1920: Spraying Irish Potatoes. North Carolina Agric, Extens. Service. Circular 103, Raleigh, 103: 14

Caesar, L. 1921: Spraying Lesson from 1920. Canad. Hortic., Peter- boro, Ont, January- 44(1-2): 3-4

Favor, E.H. 1919: Spraying Machinery for the Citrus Grove. Florida State Hortic. Soc. Qtrly, De Land, 53-57

Thomsen, M. 1933: Spraying Materials against Chermes on Silver Fir. Forstl. Forsgsv, Danm, Copenhagen, 13: 10

Ballou, F.H. 1934: Spraying Methods that insure safe and thorough Coverage. Proc. Ohio St. hort. Soc, Columbus, Ohio 67: 109-118

Stuckey, H.P.; Higgins, B.B. 1919: Spraying Peaches. Georgia Expt. Sta., Experiment., Bull, 135, 91-101

Petersons, P. 1930: Spraying Pines against the shedding of needles caused by Lophodermium pinastri Chev. Acta Inst. Defens. Plantarum Latviensis 1: 15-17

Young, P.F. 1945: Spraying Problems and new Developments in Control Equipment. Proc. N.Y. St. hort. Soc 90: 115-121

Green, W.J.; Selby, A.D.; Gossard, H.A. 1915: Spraying Program for Orchards, with Combinations Recommended. Ohio Agric. Expt. Sta. Circular. Wooster 149, 53-60

Young, H.C.; House, R.J.S.; Ballou, F.H. 1926: Spraying Program for the Orchard and Fruit Garden. Ohio Agric. Expt. Sta. Bull, Wooster, Ohio, 393, 1-26

Anonymous 1922: Spraying Programs for the Orchard and Fruit Garden, with Directions as to Sprays to be used. Mthly. Bull. Ohio Agric. Expt. Sta, Wooster, January- 7: 1-2

Gossard, H.A.; Green, W.J. 1916: Spraying Programs for the small Home Orchard and Fruit-Garden. Mthly. Bull. Ohio Agric. Expt. Sta, Wooster 1(4): 103-107

Ulrich, F. 1926: Spraying Raspberries. Minnesota Horticulturist 54(4): 113-115

Amos, J.M. 1942: Spraying Requirements for effective Control of Plum Curculio on Peaches in southern Delaware. Trans. Peninsula hort. Soc, Dover, Del., 98-101

Yothees, W.W. 1915: Spraying Scheme for the Control of Insect Pests on Citrus Trees in Florida. Jl. Econ. Entom, Concord 7(2): 161-164

Watson, J.R. 1913: Spraying Tomatoes for Thrips. Univ. Florida Agric. Expt. Station. Report for 1913

Lees, A.H.; Peren, G.S. 1920: Spraying Trial for Control of Logan Beetle. Ann. Rept. Agric. & Hortic. Res. Sta, Long Ashton, Bristol, 74-77

Lees, A.H.; Peren, G.S. 1921: Spraying Trial for Control of Logan Beetles. Ann. Rept. Agric. & Hortic. Res. Sta, Long Ashton, Bristol., 67-69

Gray, R.A.H.; Brooks, H.E. 1938: Spraying Trials against Red Spider Mite (Oligonychus ulmi) on Damsons in Westmorland. J. R. hort. Soc, London, 63: pt. 2, 77-80

Gray, R.A.H.; Brooks, H.E. 1935: Spraying Trials against the Raspberry Beetle (Byturus tomentosus Fab.). J. R. hort. Soc, London, 60: pt. 8, 339-341

Mclennan, A.H. 1920: Spraying Vegetables. Canad. Horticulturist and Beekeeper, Toronto, Ont. 28(4): 107-108

Cooke, W.W. 1925: Spraying Vines with a Spray Gun. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W, Sydney 36(1): 65-67

Levison, J.J. 1917: Spraying Work of this Season. Amer. Forestry. Washington, D.C. 23(280): 236-238

Seda, A. 1938: Spraying against Cydia pomonella, L., on Apple. Ochr. Rost, Prague 14(55): 59-65

Peace, T.R. 1936: Spraying against Meria laricis, the leaf cast disease of Larch. Forestry 10(1): 79-82

Bertus, L.S. 1931: Spraying against canker of Citrus. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 76(6): 337-339

Sanders, G.E. 1920: Spraying and Dusting. 56th AN. Rept. Nova Scotia Fruit Growers' Assoc, Kingston, 114-127

Zillig, H. 1927: Spraying and Dusting Apparatus for Plant Protection Work. Flugbl. biol. Reichsanst. Land- u. Forstw. Berlin, 89, 8

Zimmerley, H.H.; Davis, R.J.; Spencer, H. 1923: Spraying and Dusting Cantaloupes. Virginia Truck Expt. Sta. Bull, Norfolk, Va. 45, 295-313

Simpson, G.W. 1932: Spraying and Dusting Experiments for the Control of Potato Aphids. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 25(3): 634-639

Mcmunn, R.L. 1927: Spraying and Dusting Experiments in Johnson County,Illinois, 1926. Trans. Illinois Hortic. Soc, Springfield, Ill., 9: 127-140

Munro, J.A.T.lford, H.-S.B.entzel, W.E. 1943: Spraying and Dusting Potatoes. Bull. N. Dak. agric. Exp. Sta, Fargo, N. Dak

Geise, F.W.; Zimmerley, H.H.; Spencer, H. 1922: Spraying and Dusting Vegetable Crops in 1922. Virginia Truck Expt. Sta. Bull, Norfolk, Va., October 1st 41, 237-256

Gui, H.L. 1938: Spraying and Dusting for Cabbage Worm Control. Bi-m. Bull. Ohio agric. Exp. Sta, Wooster, Ohio 23: 113-118

Sanders, G.E. 1922: Spraying and Dusting in Annapolis Valley. Canad.Hortic, Toronto, Ont. 45(2): 21-22

Marsh, R.S. 1926: Spraying and Pruning. Trans, Illinois State Hortic. Soc., Springfield, Ill., 59: 393-398

Loewel, E.L.; Luttgau, W. 1936: Spraying and bee mortality in Altenland orchards. Gartenbauwiss 10: 521-36. blbl. 4

Weber, G.F. 1931: Spraying and dusting Cucumbers for control of downy mildew from 1925 to 1930. Florida Agric. Exper. Stat. Bull, 230: 58

Moore, M.H. 1934: Spraying and dusting experiments on the control of Apple scab (Venturia inaequalis) and Apple mildew (Podosphaera leucotricha) at East Malling in 1931-1932. Journ. Pomol, and Hort. Science 12(1): 57-79

Johansson, E. 1933: Spraying and dusting fruit trees. Sveriges Pomologiska Forenings Arssk 30: 1-14

Thies, W.H., E.Al. 1943: Spraying and dusting fruit trees. Leafl. Mass. St. Coll. Ext. Serv, 178: 28

Zillig, H. 1927: Spraying and dusting operations in the vineyard. Biol. Reichsanst. fur Land- und Forstwirtsch, Flugbl., 88, 4

Anonymous 1928: Spraying and dusting recommendations for Apples. New Jersey Agric. Exper. Stat. Circ, 209: 4

Heranger, S.F. 1935: Spraying and wettability. Rev. Vitic, 82: 2121, 117-121

Glasenapp, S. 1913: Spraying apple trees in blossom with tobacco extract. Memoirs of the Bureau of Applied Botany. St. Petersburg 6(4): 243-250

Magness, J.R.; Batjer, L.P.; Harley, C.P. 1940: Spraying apples for blossom removal. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 37: 141-146

Macdougall, A.H. 1920: Spraying as a Preventive for Blow-flies. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W, Sydney 31(9): 617-618

Ludwigs, K. 1928: Spraying calendar for the most important diseases and pesta of Peach trees. Obst -und Gemusebau 74(5): 76-77

Allison, J.R. 1941: Spraying citrus trees. Calif. Citrogr, 27: 34

Matthews, I.; Powell, H.C. 1936: Spraying citrus trees with zinc sulphate. Citrus Grower, 44, 20-1

French, 0. C. 1942: Spraying equipment for pest control. California Agric Exp Sta Bull 666: 1-42

Heimpel, L.G. 1944: Spraying equipment, old and new. A.R. Quebec pomol. Fruitgr. Soc., 1944. 18-23

Fant, G.W. 1923: Spraying experiment for control of Pear leaf and fruit spot. Forty-third Ann. Rept. New Jersey Agric. Exper. Stat. for the year ending June 30, 1923. 548-551

Ballou, F.H.; Lewis, J.P. 1924: Spraying experimenta in southeastern Ohio. Results of tests in orchards at Carpenter and Barlow in 1923. Monthly Bull. Ohio Agric. Exper. Stat 9(3-4): 35-43

Heinze, K. 1939: Spraying experimenta in the destruction of Potato tops as a means of defence against virus diseases. Z. PflKrankh 49(3): 129-142

Bagenal, N.B.; Goodwin, W.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1925: Spraying experiments against Apple scab. Journ. Min. Agric 32(2): 137-149

Jorstad, I. 1925: Spraying experiments against Gooseberry mildew. Havedyrkningens Venners Medlemsskr, 2: 6

Jorstad, I. 1927: Spraying experiments against Gooseberry mildew in 1925 and 1926. Havedyrkingens Venners Medlemsskr, 2: 6

Hilde, H. 1926: Spraying experiments against Pear scab in Rogaland. Norsk Havetid 42(4): 42-44

Martin, H.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1934: Spraying experiments against pear scab. Jour S E Agric Coil Wye Kent 34: 145-154

Hammond, A.A. 1922: Spraying experiments fax brown rot of stone fruit (Selerotinia fructigena). Journ. Agric. Victoria 20(3): 182-189

Neal, D.C.; Chance, P.M.; Barnhart, R.P.; Bynum, E.K. 1924: Spraying experiments for Pecan scab control in Mississippi in 1923. Mississippi Agric. Exper. Stat. Circ, 53: 4

Turner, H.A.; Dowson, W.J. 1930: Spraying experiments for black spot and powdery mildew. Tasmanian Jour Agric 1(3): 101-102

Ruehle, G.D. 1940: Spraying experiments for control of Avocado anthracnose. Proc. Fla hort. Soc 53: 155-158

Anderson, H.W. 1932: Spraying experiments for disease control in 1931. Trans. Illinois State Hort. Soc 65: 170-183

Mckay, R. 1938: Spraying experiments for the control of Apple scab in 1985 and 1936. J. Dep. Agric. Eire 35(1): 42-57

Jehle, R.A.; Cory, E.N. 1923: Spraying experiments for the control of diseases and insects of the Apple. Maryland Agric. Exper. Stat. Bull, 262, 157-167

Moore, W.D. 1923: Spraying experiments for the control of the Cherry leaf spot (Cylindrosporium padi Karst.). Forty-third Ann. Rept. New Jersey Agric. Exper. Stat. for the year ending June 30, 569-572

Ballou, F.H.; Lewis, I.P. 1923: Spraying experiments in southeastern Ohio, 1922. Ohio Agric. Exper. Stat. Monthly Bull 8(3-4): 42-50

Husz, B. 1935: Spraying experiments on fruit trees. Bull. Ec. hong. Hort, 1: 6 figs, 8-22

Taylor, G.G.; Robbins, R.E. 1945: Spraying experiments on raspberries. Five years' operation in Nelson District. Orchard. N.Z 18(12): 3-7

Kearns, H.G.H.; Martin, H. 1940: Spraying farm orchards in war time. A. R. Long Ashton agric. hort. Res. Stat, 35-41

Petherbridge, F.R 1916: Spraying for Apple Sucker (Psylla mali). Ann. App. Biol, London 2(4): 230-234

Pethekbridge, F.E. 1915: Spraying for Apple Sucker and Leaf-curling Plum Aphis. Jl. Bd. Agric. London 21(10): 915-919

Ballou, F.H.; Lewis, I.P. 1925: Spraying for Apple scab and Apple blotch. Monthly Bull. Ohio Agric. Exper. Stat 10(3-4): 50-52

Gilmer, P.M. 1930: Spraying for Codling Moth. Bienn. Rep. Kansas Hort. Soc. 29, Topeka, Kans., 40: 41-45

Hutson, R. 1942: Spraying for Control of Grapeberry Moth and Grape Leafhopper. Quart. Bull. Mich. agric. Exp. Sta, East Lansing, Mich. 24(4): 287-290

Hutson, R. 1940: Spraying for Grapeberry Moth Control, 1939. Quart. Bull. Mich. agric. Exp. Sta, East Lansing, Mich. 22(4): 263-265

Duruz, W.P.; Goldsworthy, M.C. 1928: Spraying for Peach rust (a progress report). Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 25: 168-171

Petherbridge, F.R.; Thomas, I. 1937: Spraying for Plum Sawfly: with Notes on Red Spider and Thrips. J. Minist. Agric, London 44(9): 858-865

Woodhill, A.R. 1928: Spraying for Woolly Aphis. The Addition of Miscible Oil to Summer Tobacco Sprays. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W, Sydney 39: pt. 8, 613-614

Loewel, E.C. 1936: Spraying for apple scab at blossom time. Gartenbauwiss 10: 232-46

Saunders, P.T. 1914: Spraying for control of ticks in Antigua. West Indian Bull, Barbados, June 24th 14(2): 122-125

Rankin, W.H. 1932: Spraying for leaf diseases of shade trees. Proc. Eighth Ann. Meeting Nat. Shade Tree Conf. 1932. 64-69

Stirrett, G.M.; Thompson, R.W. 1940: Spraying for the Control of the European Corn Borer in Sweet Corn. Rep. ent. Soc. Ont. Toronto 71: 9-15

Peren, G.S. 1923: Spraying for the Control of the Logan Beetle. Ann. Rept. Agric. & Hortic. Sta, Bristol, 62-66

Saunders, P.T. 1919: Spraying for the Destruction of Ticks at Antigua. Sta. Agron. Guadeloupe, Pointe-a-Pitre, Antilles Francaises, Bull. No. 1, 1919. 31-35

Ruehle, G.D. 1935: Spraying for the control of citrus scab. Citrus Industry 16(5): 8-9, 17-18

Pickett, W.F.; Williams, L.C. 1926: Spraying fruit plants. Kansas Agric Exp Sta Circ 125: 1-15

Plckett, W.F.; Filinger, G.A. 1932: Spraying fruit plants. Kansas Agric. Exper. Stat. Circ, 169: 34

Van Stuivenberg, J.H.M. 1941: Spraying fruit trees with growth substances in order to induce parthenocarpy and influence late drop. Meded. Lab. Tuinbouwpl, Wageningen, 35: 79

Walker, G.P. 1924: Spraying in Relation to the Renovation of Old Orchards in New Brunswick. Proc. Acadian Ent. Soc, Truro, N.S., 9, 8-13

Tilemans, E. 1945: Spraying in relation to fruit-tree growing. (Machines-conditions of treatment-materials). Fruit belge 13(63): 122-130

Gibson, H. 1917: Spraying in the Home Garden. Canadian Horticulturist and Beekeeper. Toronto 25(3): 73-74

Fetch, C.E. 1943: Spraying materials and how to mix them. A.R. Quebec pomol. Fruitgr. Soc., 1943. 30-2

Kuster, E. 1932: Spraying materials and spraying methods in American fruit growing. Obst-und Femusebau 78(4): 50-52

Del Canizo, J. 1942: Spraying of Potato and Beet fields (practical data). Bol Pat. veg. Ent. agric., Madr 11: 359-374

Ashplant, H. 1928: Spraying of Rubber. Bull. Rubber Growers' Assoc 10(10): 677-679

Venkatarayan, S.V. 1943: Spraying of crops against fungoid diseases in Mysore. Mysore agric. J 21(4): 123-126

Anonymous 1928: Spraying of fruit trees. Statens Forsgsvirksomhed i Plantekultur Meddel, 122: 4

Weber, A. 1926: Spraying of fruit trees and bushes against parasitic fungi, together with the biology of the latter. Tidsskr. for Planteavl 32(2): 219-318

Anonymous 1926: Spraying of fruit trees. (Statens Forsogsvirksomhed i Plamtekultur Meddd. 122.). Tidaskr. for Planteavl 32(5): 708-712

Loewel, E.L. 1935: Spraying plums with particular note of varietal susceptibility to spray damage. Gartenbauwiss 9: 189-204

Anonymous 1944: Spraying schedules for 1944. Proc. N.Y. St. hort. Soc, 299-321

Winkelmann, A. 1937: Spraying schedules for Fusicladium control. NachrBl. dtsch. PflSchDienst 17(2): 9-13

Anonymous 1942: Spraying schedules, 1942. Proc. N.Y. St. agric. Soc., 1942. 361-382

Lewis, F.H.; Groves, A.B. 1945: Spraying sour cherries for disease affects size and quality of fruit. Suppl 3 to Bull 46(4): 6-7

Swaebrick, T. 1933: Spraying technique. The Fruit-Grower, 76: 1978, 813-815

Basak, A.; Holownicki, R.; Swiechowski, W. 2006: Spraying techniques and the efficiency of thinning agents: I. Spray volume and concentration in relation to crown size. Acta Horticulturae 727: 389-396

Fant, G.W. 1924: Spraying tests for the control of Apple blotch. Forty-fourth Ann. Rept. New Jersey Agric. Exper. Stat. for the year ending June 30 1924. 408-409

Rives, L. 1930: Spraying tests with chemical dyes. Rev. de Vitic, 73: 1891, 230-231

Cadoret, A. 1931: Spraying the Grape bunches. Prog. Agric. et Vitic 95(23): 542-543

Seda, A. 1926: Spraying the foliage of Potatoes with Bordeaux mixture. Ochrana Rostlin 6(3): 41-48

Mcdaniel, E.I. 1941: Spraying to control Rhyacionia buoliana. J. econ. Ent, 34: 125

Mcdaniel, E.I. 1933: Spraying to control the Gladiolus Thrips, Taeniothrips gladioli M. & S., in Michigan in the Season of 1932. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 26(4): 835-836

Dunne, T.C. 1944: Spraying to reduce pre-harvest drop of apples. J. Agric. W. Aust 21: 33-4

Maynard, J.G.; Marsh, E.W. 1930: Spraying trials against Apple scab. II. Season 1929. Ann. Rept Agric. & Hortic. Res. Slat, Long Ashton, Bristol, 155-165

Maynard, J.G.; Marsh, R.W. 1929: Spraying trials against Apples scab at long Ashton in 1928. Ann. Rept. Agric, and Hort Res. Stat., Long Ashton, Bristol, for 1929. 112-123

Moore, M.H. 1933: Spraying trials against Pear scab (Ventnria pirina). Some practical and theoretical aspects of the inter-pretation of the results. Ann. Rept. East Malling Res. Stat. Ist to 1932. 1933. 99-108

Perlberger, J.; Palti, J. 1943: Spraying trials for the control of the rust disease of stone fruits.. Bull. Rehovoth agric. Stat, 34: 16

Petch, C.E. 1921: Spraying versus Dusting. Thirteenth Ann. Rept. Quebec Society for the Protection of Plants, 68-72

Bodenheimer, F.S. 1933: Spraying versus Fumigation in Red Scale Control. Hadar. Tel-Aviv 6(12): 285-286

Wilson, J.D. 1940: Spraying versus dusting of canning Tomatoes with early and delayed applications. Bi-m. Bull. Ohio agric. Exp. Sta 25(204): 76-84

Petch, C.E. 1921: Spraying vs. Dusting. Scientific Agric, Gardenvale, Quebec 1(4): 171-172

Brock, A.A. 1929: Spraying vs. Dusting for Codling Moth Control. Mon. Bull. Dept. Agric. California. Sacramento, Cal. 18(5): 331-332

Sanders, G.E. 1920: Spraying vs. Dusting in Annapolis Valley. Canad. Horticulturist and Beekeeper, Toronto, Ont. 28(2): 27-28

Coupan . 1936: Spraying walnut and other large trees. C.R. Acad. Agric. Fr 22: 923-31

Saunders, G.E. 1915: Spraying with Arsenates in Nova Scotia. Canadian Horticulturalist, Peterboro, Ont 38(7): 169-170

Schutz, K. 1943: Spraying with Foam-mist. Z. PflKrankh, Stuttgart., 53: 8-12, 314-315

Mahoux, J. 1933: Spraying with cylinders of compressed air. Prog. Agric. et Vitic 99(22): 519-522

Richter, A.A.; Vassilieva, N.G. 1941: Spraying with microelements as a method of increasing the rate of photosynthesis. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 30(7): 659-660

Gardner, F.E.; Marth, P.C.; Batjer, L.P. 1940: Spraying with plant growth substances for control of the pre-harvest drop of apples. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 37: 415-428

Gardner, F.E.; Marth, P.C.; Batjer, L.P. 1939: Spraying with Plant Growth Substances to Prevent Apple Fruit Dropping. Science 90(2331): 208-209

Strickland, A.G.; Kemp, H.K.; Beare, J.A. 1941: Spraying with plant growth substitutes. Fruit World of Australasia 42(10): 7-9

Delassus, M.; Laffond, M. 1937: Spraying with white oil and HCN fumigation in Algerian orange groves. Bull. Synd. alger. Agrumes. 9: 40

Potts, S.F. 1939: Spraying woodlands with an autogiro for control of the gypsy moth. Jour Econ Ent 32(3): 381-387

Hoy, B. 1916: Sprays and Spraying. Dept. Agric., Hortic. Branch Bull, Victoria, B.C., 68, 65-72

Hoy, B. 1936: Sprays and Spraying. Hort. Circ. Dep. Agric. B.C, Victoria, B.C., 72, 53-66

Anonymous 1931: Sprays and spraying apparatus. Versl. en Meded. Plantenzektenkundigen Dienst te Wageningen. 33: 50

Anonymous 1926: Sprays for the control of plant diseases and pests. (Statens Forsogsvirksomhed i Plantekultur 'Meddel. 120.). Tidsskr. for Planteavl, xxxii: 5, 701-705

Smith, C.N.; Gouck, H.K. 1944: Sprays for the control of ticks about houses or camps. Jour Econ Ent 37(1): 85-87

Harvey, R.B. 1930: Sprays for the protection of trees against sunscald and rodent injury. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 27: 548-549

Cox, J.A. 1944: Sprays of 2,4-dinitro-6 cyclohexylphenol for the control of white apple leafhopper (Typhlocyba pomaria). J. econ. Ent, 37: 106

Palmer, L.L. 1915: Sprays of up-to-date Interest. Proc. Entom. Soc, British Columbia, Victoria, 7, 14-16

Rabate, E. 1915: Sprays rich in copper sulphate; the properties of cupric sprays. Rev. Vitic, Paris 42: 1088, 377-381

Guthrie, J.D. 1941: Sprays that break the rest period of peach buds. Contr Boyce Thompson Inst 12(1): 45-47

Vyvyan, M.C. 1943: Sprays to control pre-harvest drop of fruit. Ann Rept East Mailing Res Sta 30: 47-48

Mcdaniel, E.I 1941: Sprays to control the Scotch Pine Scale, Tourneyella numismaticum. Quart. Bull, Mich, agric. Exp. Sta, East Lansing, Mich. 23(3): 151-152

Yothers, M.A.; Carlson, F.C.; Cassil, C.C. 1942: Sprays to kill overwintering codling moth larvae. Jour Econ Ent 35(3): 450-451

Vyvyan, M.C. 1945: Sprays to prevent pre-harvest drop of fruit. A.R. East Malling Res. Stat. for, 1945. A28: 118-9

Pagnini, U. 1939: Spread of Brucellosis by Fowls. La Clinica Veterinaria 62: 75-83

Glover, R.E. 1941: Spread of Infection from the Respiratory Tract of the Ferret, II. Association of Influenza A Virus and Streptococcus Group C. Brit. J. exp. Path 22: 98-107

Andrewes, C.H.; Glover, R.E. 1941: Spread of Infection from the Respiratory Tract of the Ferret. I. Transmission of Influenza A Virus. Brit. J. exp. Path 22: 91-97

Speyer, E.R. 1916: Spread of Insect Pests in Relation to the Agriculture of Ceylon. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 46(4): 248-252

Simmonds, H.W. 1922: Spread of Levuana iridescens. Agric. Circ. Fiji Dept. Agric, Suva, October- 4(4): 52-53

Muggeridge, J. 1932: Spread of Pieris rapae Butterfly and Progress of Parasite Work. N. Z. J. Agric, Wellington N.Z., 20th 45(3): 132-135

Jeppsson, H.; Magnusson, H. 1941: Spread of Strangles by Copulation. Svensk VetTidskr 46: 178-181

Rautmann, H. 1934: Spread of Tuberculosis in the Bodies of Cattle Based on Collective Post-mortem Findings, also the Results of Milk Serum Complement-Fixation of 200 Cows. Part II. Z. InfektKr. Haustiere 45: 250-259

Doerr, R. 1939: Spread of Virus in the Peripheral and Central Nervous Systems. IV Congr. int. Pat. comp, 81-95

Canavan, W.P. 1932: Spread of Broad Fish Tapeworm of man. Science 75(1943): 337

Kutsherenko, P.O.; Judina, N.; Kutsherenko, B.P. 1934: Spread of endemic goitre in Tchernigov.. J. D. Cycle med 4: 163-168

Koczur, A. 2006: Spread of native lowland species and kenophytes as a result of hydroengineering works along the Czarny Dunajec river. Fragmenta Floristica et Geobotanica Polonica 13(1): 77-87

Garbowski, L.; Leszczenko, P. 1931: Spread of the Potato wart disease and progress made in investigating the resistance of Potato varieties to Synchytrium endobiotcum (Schilb.) Perc. Prace Wydziatu Chorob Roslin Panstiv. Inst. Naukow. Gospod. Wiejsk. w Bydgoszaczy Trans. Phytopath. Section State Inst. Agric. Sci. in Bydgoszcz, 10, 3-42

Syme, P.S. 1942: Spread of tutsan on hill pastures. N. Z. J. Agric 64: 409-10

Stearns, L.A.; Hough, W.S. 1923: Spreader Tests on Apples and Peaches. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 16(2): 01

Stearns, L.A.; Hough, W.S. 1924: Spreader Tests on Apples and Peaches : A Second Report. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 17(2): 274-278

Young, H.C.; Beckenbach, J.R. 1936: Spreader materials for insoluble copper sprays. Phyto Path 26(5): 450-465

Lovett, A.L. 1918: Spreaders for Arsenate Sprays. Jl. Econ. Entom, Concord, N.H. 11(1): 66-69

Harman, S.W. 1943: Spreaders for Codling Moth Sprays on Apple. Bull. N. Y. St. agric. Exp. Sta, Geneva, N. Y., 703, 36-38

Robinson, R.H. 1925: Spreaders for Spray Materials, and the Relation of Surface Tension of Solutions to their Spreading Qualities. l. Agric. Res, Washington, D.C., July 1st 31(1): 71-81

Ekstrand, H. 1943: Spreaders for spray mixtures. Vaxtskyddsnotiser 2: 3-4

Ekstband, H. 1943: Spreaders for spray solutions. VaxKtskyddsnotiser, Vaxtskyddsanst., Stockh 7(2): 3-4

Graham, L.T.; Richardson, C.H. 1942: Spreaders in Codling Moth Sprays. J. econ. Ent, Menasha, Wis. 35(6): 911-914

Smith, R.H. 1923: Spreaders in Relation to Theory and Practice in Spraying. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 16(2): 201-207

Desrue, A. 1933: Spreaders in agriculture. Rev. de Vitic, 78: 2035, 405-411

Lovett, A.L. 1920: Spreaders in the Spray Solution as an Aid in Efficient Codling Moth Control. Rept. Proc. 15th Ann. Meeting Washington State Hortic. Assoc., Spokane, 1st-5th December Olympia, Wash, 1920. 7-14

Chavatte, L. 1936: Spreading Merino sheep among Androy (South Madagascar) breeders. Un. ovine. 8: 158-161

Gorter, E. 1934: Spreading in a monomolecular film. A method for studying biologic problems. Amer. J. Dis. Child 47: 945-957

Midgley, A.R.; Dunklee, D.E. 1943: Spreading lime with manure. Vermont Agric Exp Sta Pamph 6: 1-4

Schaffner, J.H. 1938: Spreading of Opuntia in overgrazed pastures in Kansas. Ecology 19(2): 348-350

Olofsson, S. 1942: Spreading phosphate and potassium salt at different times and in different quantities. Field experiments at Flahult. Svenska Vall- o. MosskForen. Medd, 8, 333-81; 377-81

Grisso, R.D.; Perumpral, J.V.; Zoz, F.M. 2007: Spreadsheet for matching tractors and drawn implements. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 23(3): 259-265

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Grossgeim, N. 1928: Spring Control of Fruit Weevils by Shaking.. Visn. Sadiv. Vinogr. Gorodn, Kharkov 4(5): 217-222

Weldon, G.P. 1923: Spring Spraying of Peaches with Lime-sulphur. Mthly. Bull. Cal. Dept. Agric, Sacramento, Cal., January- 12(1-2): 44-47

Liu, Chi-Ying Ma, Tung-Lun 1933: Spring Submergence of Rice Stubbles as a Control Measure of the Rice-borers.. Ent. & Phytopath, Hangchow 1(21): 443-451

Stellwaag, F. 1921: Spring Treatment against some important Animal Pests of Fruit Trees and Bushes. Flugschr. d. staatl. Lehr- u. Versuchsanst. f. Wein- u. Obstbau in Neustadt a.d. H, 2

Benlloch, M. 1926: Spring Treatment against the Apple Moth, H. malinellus. Bol. Estac. Pat. veg, Madrid 1(2): 70-71

Stellwaag, F. 1920: Spring Treatment of some of the more important Animal Pests of Trait Trees and Berry Bushes. Flugschrift Staail. Lehr- u. Versuchstation Wein- u. Obstbau, Neustadt a.Hdt,

Guenaux, G. 1917: Spring and Summer Treatments for Clysia ambigguella and Polychrosis botrana. Vie Agric. et. Rur, Paris 7(22): 397-398

Iversen, K. 1941: Spring and autumn fertilizing with superphosphate and potash. Tidsskr. Planteavl. 46: 222-237

Potter, G.F. 1933: Spring and mid-summer applications of nitrogen in the apple orchard. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 30: 164-168

Vivoli, G. 1933: Spring and summer herbage under irrigation in Tripolitania. Bull. R. Ufficio Servizi Agrari 2: 6-11

Anonymous 1943: Spring damage in winter wheat. Kuhn-Arch, 44. 60: 429-39

Bullough, W.S.; Carrick, R. 1939: Spring development of the gonads of the starling (Sturnus v. vulgaris L.). Nature 144: 33-34

D.R.dder, B.; Romeyke, K.; Tonack, W. 1934: Spring eosinophilia. A contribution to bioclimatology in winter and spring. Klin. Wochenschr 13: 167-169

Suslov, A. 1934: Spring fallowing for seed production in a meadow-pasture. Semenovodstvo, 4, 41-2

Demole, V. 1936: Spring fatigue, psychoneuroses and vitamin C deficiency. Schweiz. med. Wochenschr 66: 685-687

Moore, E.B.; Sanford, R. 1940: Spring flora on Farmer's Island, Lake Mills, Wisconsin. Trans. Wisc. Acad. Sci 32: 67-76

Anonymous 1945: Spring frost damage in orchards and its possible prevention. Imp Bur Hort And Plant Crops Tech Communic 15: 1-22

Geslin, M.H. 1935: Spring frosts and protection against them. C.R. Acad. Agric. Fr 21: 1137-42

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Carrante, V. 1940: Spring frosts of 1940 in Sicilian orange groves. Boll. R. Staz. sper. Frutt. Agrum. Acireale, 74: 24

Urushadze, D.K. 1940: Spring green manures for lemon trees.. Sovet. Subtrop, 4, 33-35

Abramjan, V.N. 1941: Spring hardiness and the thinning of clover stands. Opyt. Agron, 2, 81-2

Canisvili, S.F.; Canisvtli, S.T. 1936: Spring manurial crops in ramie plantations. Sovet. Subtrop, 4, 63-5

Alov, A.S. 1940: Spring nitrogen fertilizing of winter wheat.. Khim. Sotsial. Zemled, 2-3, 57-65

G.H.Dungan, O.T.Bonnett, W.L.Burlison. 1942: Spring oat varieties for Illinois. ILLINOIS Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin, 481, 443-71

Krahl Urben, J. 1944: Spring or autumn sowing of Oak?.. Forstarchiv 20: 64-7

Schuette, D. 1933: Spring planning of grassland ?. Mitt, dtsch. LandwGes 48: 161-3

Forsberg, L. 1941: Spring ploughing versus harrowing. Should a root crop field, which has not been ploughed in the autumn, be ploughed in the spring or only harrowed?. Lantm. Svenskt Land, 25: 301

Bielsky, B.I. 1915: Spring remedies for the control of pests of field-crops. Husbandry. Kiev 12, 323-325

Grunke, W.; Diesing, J. 1936: Spring reticulocytosis. Klin. Wockenschr 15: 1190-1191

Privalov, V. 1944: Spring sowing needs good cultivation and management. Swhoz. Proizvod, 12, 13-7

Zasjadnikov, T. 1941: Spring sowing of kok saghyz.. Socialistic Agriculture, Moscow, 4, 70-5

Craig, J.W. 1941: Spring spray guns for making coniferous plantations. J. For 39: 334-5

Tvedegaard, H. 1936: Spring tiredness. Ugeskr. Laeger 98: 723-724

Degrully, L. 1916: Spring treatment against Clysia ambigueua and Polychrosis botrana.. Progres Agric. Vitic 65(10): 221-224

Tupikova, A.J.; Savinskaja, V.F. 1938: Spring vetch. Rukovod. Approb. selj-skohoz. Kuljt 2: 262-85

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Akerman, A.; Froier, K. 1943: Spring wheat cultivation in Sweden-its development and future prospects. Varveteodlingen i Sverige-dess utveckling och framtidsutsikter, Utsadesforen. Tidskr., 53: 4-12

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Kulesov, N.N. 1937: Spring wheat in the Tulun Station. Selektsija i Semenovodstvo (Breeding and Seed Growing), 6, 35-38

Anodin, P.S. 1937: Spring wheat resistant to smut and bunt. Selektsija i Semenovodstvo (Breeding and Seed Growing), 7: 30-31

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Anonymous 1914: Spring work in the vineyard and condition of the Vines: Vine pests. Schweiz. Zeits. Obst.- u. Weinbau, Frauenfeld., March 11th 23(5): 76-77

Smirnov, I.S. 1941: Spring work on meadows and pastures. Sovet. Zootehnija, 5, 91-5

Anonymous 1922: Spring-tails attacking Mangolds. Jl. Minist. Agric, London 29(9): 828-829

Akerman, A. 1939: Spring-wheat breeding in Sweden. Proc 7th Int. Genet. Congr, Edinburgh, August 23-30. 46-47

Headlee, T.J.; Beckwith, C.S. 1918: Sprinkling Sewage Filter Fly, Psychoda alternaia, Say. Jl Econ. Entom. Concord, N.H. 11(5): 395-401

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Gassner, G. 1927: Sprinkling disinfection with small amounts of liquids. Angew. Boi 9(1): 1-12

Snell, K. 1942: Sprout characters of certified potato varieties in Germany in 1942. Angewandte Botanik 24: 249-258

Weinmiller Mantel. 1937: Sprouted grain as a poultry feed. Arch. Geflugelk 11: 356-361

Ball, E.S. 1937: Sprouted grain as a stock food. East African Agric. J 3: 180-182

Anonymous 1937: Sprouted green fodder. Revolutionary new system of feeding. Pigs and Pig Products 5: 553-556

Paterson, W.G.R. 1937: Sprouted maize for beef production. Results of Auchincruive experiment. Scot. Farmer, 45: 1230

Platt, C.S. 1945: Sprouted soybeans, mash and grains for emergency feeding of White Leghorn pullets. Poultry Sci 24(6): 505-508

Nikolaenko, E.I. 1935: Sprouting of the grain in spring and winter wheats of the world collection at Detskoe Selo. Bull. Appl. Bot, Leningrad., 6, 55-58

Johannsen, O.A. 1913: Spruce Bud-worm (Tortrix fumiferana, Clemens). Maine Agric. Expt. Station. Bull, Orono 210, 1-31

Mcdaniel, E. 1920: Spruce Budworm (Tortrix fumiferana, Clem.). Michigan Agric. Expt. Sta. Qtrly. Bull, East Lansing 3(1): 13-14

Rennerfelt, E. 1945: Spruce butt rot: its occurrence and distribution.. Svenska. SkogsvForen. Tidskr 43: 316-34

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Brezina, L.; Jarny, M. 2004: Spruce production power dependence on changes of water content in a soil. Folia Oecologica 31(1): 2-7

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Junell, S. 1940: Spruce rusts. Skogen 27(10): 179-181

Belotelkin, K.T.; Reineke, L.H.; Westveld, M. 1942: Spruce-Fir selective logging costs. J. For 40: 326-36

Briegleb, P.A. 1940: Spruce-Hemlock forest shows prodigious growth. For. Res. Note Pacif. Nthwest. For. & Range Exp. Sta, 31, 1-2

Ashpord, B.K. 1925: Sprue. Ann. Clin. Med 4(1): 13-20

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Engel, A. 1939: Sprue and atrophy of the spleen. Nordisk Med 1(6): 388-391

Engel, R. 1939: Sprue and vitamin K deficiency. Med. Welt 13: 120-122

Nicholls, L. 1934: Sprue and vitamin deficiency. Ceylon J. Sci. (D). 3: 173-176

Salah, M. 1937: Sprue in Egypt. Report of a case. Trans. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. Hyg 31: 351-358

Rodriguez-Molina, R. 1943: Sprue in Puerto Rico ten years later. Puerto Rico J. Pub. Health 18: 314-340

T., F.E. 1927: Sprue in children. Journ. Trop. Med. & Hygiene 30(2): 23-24

Reed, A.C. 1936: Sprue-a clinical survey. Amer. J. Trop. Med 16: 499-526

Foister, C.E.; Gregor, M.J.F. 1938: Spur blight of raspberry in Scotland. Scot. J. Agric 21: 163-6

Staehelin, M. 1940: Spur blight of raspberry in Switzerland. Publ. Stat. fed. Essais vitic. arboric. Lausanne, 290: 3

Werth, E. 1943: Spurrey, a proto-Germanic fodder plant. (The geography and history of cultivated plants and domestic animals XXIV). Angewandte Botanik 25: 349-354

Taibel, A.M. 1936: Spurs and sex. Riv. Biol 21: 81-101

Pryce, D.M. 1941: Sputum Film Cultures of Tubercle Bacilli: a Method for the Early Observation of Growth. J. Path. Bact 53: 327-334

Morgan, B.B.; Waller, E.F. 1941: Sqme parasites of the eastern crow; (Corvus brachyrhynchos brachyrkynchos Brehm). Bird-Banding 12(1): 16-22

Taotel, K.; Thaler, H.; Schreyegg, H. 1936: Squalene as a constituent of yeast fat. Fettchem. Umschau. 43: 26-29

Thomson, M. 2007: Squamous cell carcinoma of the nasal planum in cats and dogs. Clinical Techniques in Small Animal Practice 22(2): 42-45

Fedorko, F.S. 1941: Square and checkerboard sowings of maize and sunflower. Opyt. Agron, 5, 65-70

Soares Brandao Filho, J. 1945: Squash Borers. Bol. Minist. Agric, Rio de Janeiro 33(6): 81-85

Hervey, G.E.R. 1942: Squash Vine Borer Control. Bull. N. Y. St. agric. Exp. Sta, 698, 20-21

Eichmann, R.D. 1945: Squash bug depredations in Washington. Jour Econ Ent 38(1): 110-112

Eseltine, G.P.Van. 1936: Squash-pumpkin hybrids throw light on evolution of these forms. Results to date give promise of developing valuable new strains, particularly mosaic-resistant kinds. Fm Res. N.Y. St. Agric. Exp. Sta, 2: 6

Lepage, H.S. 1942: Squashes as Guineapigs for the Study of Pests of Plants. Bioldgico. Sao Paulo 8(9): 221-224

Kokovkin, I. 1945: Squashes for dairy cows. Sovkhoz. Proisvod 5(8/9): 33-34

Hantsche. 1933: Squill Poisoning in Two Pigs. Berl. tierarztl. Wschr 49: 165-166

Biological Branch, N.S.W. 1941: Squirter and black-end diseases of banana. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W 52: 316-7

Simmonds, J.H. 1937: Squirter disease in bananas with special reference to its control. Qd agric. J 31: 542-8

Magee, C.J. 1934: Squirter disease of Bananas. Agric. Gaz, New South Wales 45(5): 262-264

King, N.J. 1932: Squirter in Bananas. Causes Investigated. Queensland Agric. Journ 38(1): 30-42

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Haber, P. 1939: St Louis Encephalitis, Louping Ill, and Fowl Plague; Mechanism of Centrifugal Dispersion of Virus in Mice. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris., 131: 45-46

Shaw, E.B. 1932: St. Croix's Rainiest year Causes an Epidemic of Malaria. Science 76(1981): 566-567

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Calvert, J. 1930: St. John's Wort-Botanical Classification. Jl. Sci. & Indust. Res, Australia., 3: 189

Anonymous 1930: St. John's Wort-Possibilities of Control by Insects. Jl. Sci. & Indust. Res, Australia., 3: 127

Snyder, W.C. 1935: St. John's disease of Pea in Europe. Zbl Bakt 91: 22-26, 449-459

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Walters, E.A. 1928: St. Lucia's Banana industry. Tropical Agriculture 5(10): 11; 247-286

Hadley, J.M. 1943: St. Vincent: its Carib legacy of arrowroot. Crown Colon 13: 691-2

Henkel, J.S.; Ballenden, S. 1936: StC., and BAYER, A. W. An account of the plant ecology of the Dukudukn Forest Reserve and adjoining areas of the Zululand coast belt. Ann. Natal Mus 8: 95-125

Barac, G. 1939: Stabilisation and estimation of bilirubin in the duodenal fluid. Bull. Soc. Chim. biol 21: 1163-1170

Vinet, A.; Raoul, Y. 1942: Stabilisation and estimation of pyrnvic acid in blood. Bull. Soc. Chim. biol 24: 357-365

Hinsberg, K. 1937: Stabilisation of ascorbic acid with metaphorphoric acid. Biochem. Ztschr 290: 125-128

Isler, O. 1938: Stabilisation of dl- alpha -tocopherol. Helv. chim. Acta. 21: 1756-1759

Bergner, K.G.; Merz, K.W. 1944: Stabilisation of l-ascorbic acid in the drying of green vegetables and potatoes. Preliminary communication. Ztschr. Lebensmittel-Untersuch. Forsch 87: 210-212

Yamamoto, M. 1936: Stabilisation of vitamin C by adrenaline. Hoppe-Seyler's Ztschr 243: 266-269

Mouriquand, G.; Coisnard, J. 1942: Stabilised partial inanition and vestibular chronarie. C.R. Soc. Biol 136: 547-548

Meyer, A.R. 1944: Stabilising insulin dosage in early diabetes in childhood. Nord. Med 24: 2234-2236

Schmalhausen, I.I. 1945: Stabilising selection and the problem of the transference of sexual characters from one sex to the other. Z obsc. Biol 6: 363-380

Schaffner, J.H. 1937: Stability and instability of sexual conditions in Morus alba. Jour Heredity 28(12): 426-427

Jacobsen, E. 1933: Stability and separability of some phosphatases. Biochem. Ztschr 263: 302-312

Witcombe, J.R.; Amar Prasad; Sandhu, K.S.; Billore, M.; Pandya, R.; Yadavendra, J.P. 2007: Stability for grain yield in direct sown rainfed rice (Oryza sativa). Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 77(5): 317-318

Perlman, L.; Morgan, A.F. 1945: Stability of B vitamins in grape juices and wines. Food Res 10: 334-341

Saenz, A. 1936: Stability of Cultural Characters and Virulence of a Eugonic Bovine Strain of the Tubercle Bacillus after Passage through Cattle. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris., 121: 514-516

Gay, F.P.; Clark, A.R. 1937: Stability of Group-specific Characteristics in a Hemolytic Streptococcus. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol, N.Y., 36: 175

Younger, F.M.; Harvey, E.H. 1945: Stability of added vitamins in beer. Food Res 10(5): 397-400

Strohecker, R.; Busse-Sundermann.; Buchholz. 1941: Stability of ascorbic acid. Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 82: 113

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Griebel, C.; Hess, G. 1940: Stability of ascorbic acid in foods rich in sugar. Ztschr, Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 80: 322

Murray, W.G.; Pollari, V.E.; Baker, G.L. 1945: Stability of ascorbic acid in powdered mixes and in low-solid gels. Fruit Prod. J 25: 36-7

Eidelman, M.M. 1939: Stability of ascorbic acid in some acids.. Ukrain. Biochem. J 13: 715-732

Lund, H.; Lieck, H. 1936: Stability of ascorbic acid in urine and in watery solution, with a view to the conditions in the urinary tract. Skand. Arch. Physiol 74: 255-268

Bergel, F. 1944: Stability of ascorbic and dehydroascorbic acid. Univ. Leeds Med. Magazine. 14: 5-15

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Mclean, S.; Brandon, S.; Kirkwood, R. 2007: Stability of cabergoline in fox baits in laboratory and field conditions. Wildlife Research 34(3): 239-246

Bickoff, E.; Williams, K.T. 1944: Stability of carotene added to solid carriers. Indust And Engineer Chem Indust Ed 36(4): 320-323

Bolin, D.W. 1939: Stability of carotene in green grasses and alfalfa stored at five degrees Fahrenheit. Jour Dairy Sci 22(2): 111-113

Mokrov, S.V. 1941: Stability of characters in cross-pollinated plants. Jarovizacija, 1 (34), 34-36

Childs, E.C. 1942: Stability of clay soils. Soil Sci 53(2): 79-92

Weaver, J.E.; Flory, E.L. 1934: Stability of climax prairie and some environmental changes resulting from breaking. Ecology 15(4): 333-347

Brown, R.H. 1937: Stability of Conditioning and Sexual Dominance in the Rabbit. Science 86(2240): 520

De, L.; Wu, L.; Ma Lina; You MeiYun 2006: Stability of conjugated linoleic acid in the muscle of Mongolia sheep in different processing. Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering 22(9): 219-224

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Trout, G.M.; Scheid, M.V. 1942: Stability of fat emulsion in commercial homogenized milk. Quart. Bull. Mich. agric. Exp. Sta 25(1): 22-25

Wilson, J.D.; Young, H.C. 1937: Stability of formaldehyde dust prepared with different absorbents. Bi-m. Bull. Ohio agric. Exp. Sta 22(185): 53-56

Guerra, M.; Gomez, A.; Crespo, D.; Carvajal, Y.; Garcia, J.L.; Rodriguez, A. 2005: Stability of furano-epoxidic resins by means of UV-VIS spectrophotometry. ICIDCA Sobre los Derivados de la Cana de Azucar 39(2): 8-12

Hollender, H.; Weckel, K.G. 1941: Stability of homogenized milk in cookery practice. Food Res 6(4): 335-343

Choay, A.; Rennes, S. 1932: Stability of insulin. C.R. Soc. Biol 109: 1269-1270

Scheunert, A.; Schieblich, M. 1933: Stability of international standard carotene in oily solution. Biochem. Ztschr 263: 454-457

Van Veen, A.G. 1941: Stability of iodine in iodised loose salt. Geneeskundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 81: 2637-2641

Windatts, A.; Auhaoen, E. 1931: Stability of irradiated ergosterol. Hoppe-Seyler's Zlschr. f. physiol. Chem 196: 108-120. 10 figs

Strohecker, R.; Busse, O.; Weinreich. 1941: Stability of l-ascorbic acid(vitamin C). Ztschr. Untersuch. Lebensmittel. 81: 126

Chazot, C.; Vo-VAN, C.; Blanc, C.; Hurot, J.M.; Jean, G.; Vanel, T.; Terrat, J.C.; Charra, B. 2006: Stability of nutritional parameters during a 5-year follow-up in patients treated with sequential long-hour hemodialysis. Hemodialysis International. International Symposium on Home Hemodialysis 10(4): 389-393

Myrback, K.; Vallin, I.; Kihlberg, B. 1942: Stability of solutions of aneurin and sodium pyrophosphate. Svensk. kem. Tidskr 54: 97-100

Filer, L.J., J.; Martin, C.J.; Daubert, B.F. 1945: Stability of soybean flours. Effect of accelerated oxidation. Indust. Eng. Chem 37: 1180-1183

Mccullagh, D.Roy 1939: Stability of testis hormone. Endocrinology 24(3): 326-330

Remy, E. 1932: Stability of the antiscorbutic factor (vitamin C) in conserves and its relation to the natural copper content. Arch. f. Hyg. u. Bakteriol 107: 139-154

Doan, F.J.; Josephson, D.V.; Adams, J. 1941: Stability of the fat emulsion of homogenized milk. Milk Dealer 31(2): 35-54, 56, 58, 61

Eklund, A.B.; Goddard, V.R. 1945: Stability of thiainin chloride (vitamin B1) in mineral and vitamin-fortified cereal. Food Res 10: 365-372

Beadle, B.W.; Greenwood, D.A.; Kraybill, H.R. 1943: Stability of thiamine to heat. 1. Effect .of pH and buffer salts in aqueous solutions. Journal of Biological Chemistry 149: 339-347

Greenwood, D.A.; Beadle, B.W.; Kraybill, H.R. 1943: Stability of thiamine to heat. 2. Effect of meat-curing ingredients in aqueous solutions and in meat. Journal of Biological Chemistry 149: 349-354

Soheitnert, A.; Wagner, E. 1931: Stability of vitamin A in butter subjected to various modes of heating. Biochem. Ztschr 236: 29-34. 2 figs

Ache, L.; Ribeiro, O.F. 1945: Stability of vitamin B1 in solutions for hypodermic use. Rev. Fac. Med. vet. Sao Paulo. 3: 27-30

Arnold, A.; Elvehjem, C.A. 1938: Stability of vitamin B1 of vacuum-dried animal tissues during storage. Food Res 3: 367-372

Panse, T.B.; Sreenivasan, A. 1945: Stability of vitamin C in drumstick leaf. Current Science 14: 303-304

Schepilevskaja, X. 1937: Stability of vitamin C in powder from dried rose hips.. Problems of Nutrition, Moscow 6(1): 65-71

Dunker, C.F.; Fellers, C.R.; Fitzgerald, G.A. 1937: Stability of vitamin C in sweet corn to shipping, freezing, and canning. Food Res 2: 41-50

Krieger, C.H.; Scott, H.T. 1938: Stability of vitamin D in irradiated evaporated milk. Food Res 3: 283-286

Liebscher, W. 1938: Stability of vitamin D in mixtures containing lime. Ztschr. Tierernahrung Futtermittdk 1: 265-270

Kudela, J. 2006: Stability of wood columns loaded in buckling. Part 4. Influence of moisture content. Wood Research Bratislava 51(3): 25-36

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Johnson, F.F.; Frederick, E.R. 1940: Stabilization of Iodine in Salt and Feedstuffs. Science 92(2388): 315-316

Fishbein, V.Y. 1940: Stabilization of thermo agglutinable cultures of brucella. Veterinariia (5): 48-52

Poole, M.W.; Hamil, B.M.; Cooley, T.B.; Macy, I.G. 1937: Stabilizing effect of increased vitamin B (B1) intake on growth and nutrition of infants. Basic study. Amer. J. Dis. Child 54: 726-749

Sherman, H.C.; Campbell, H.L. 1945: Stabilizing Influence of Liberal Intake of Vitamin A. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 31(6): 164-166

Funk, E.M. 1943: Stabilizing quality in shell eggs. Res Bull Missouri Agric Expt Sta 362: 1-38

Hood-Nowotny, R.; Knols, B.-Gj 2007: Stable isotope methods in biological and ecological studies of arthropods. Entomologia experimentalis et applicata 124(1): 3-16

Buckley, D.H.; Huangyutitham, V.; Hsu, S-Fang.; Nelson, T.A. 2007: Stable isotope probing with 15N2 reveals novel noncultivated diazotrophs in soil. Applied and Environmental Microbiology 73(10): 3196-3204

Ponjatovskaja, V.M. 1942: Stable perennial mixtures of grasses and legumes. Sovet. Bot, 4-5, 56-76

Gimmi, T.; Waber, H.N.; Gautschi, A.; Rubel, A. 2007: Stable water isotopes in pore water of Jurassic argillaceous rocks as tracers for solute transport over large spatial and temporal scales. Water Resources Research 43(4): W04410

Burger, J.F.; Joubert, P.J. 1941: Stabling of dairy cows during winter nights. Fmg S. Afr 16(185): 265-267

Hofferber. 1942: Stachybotriomycosis in the Horse. Z. Veterinark 54: 229-234

Moseliani, D.V. 1940: Stachybotrys Infection in Horses. Sovyet. Vet, 10, 42-44

Hofferber. 1943: Stachybotrys alternons infection in horses. Berl Munch. tierarztl. Wschr./ Wien, tierarztl. Mschr 262-264

Bisby, G.R. 1945: Stachybotrys and Memnomella. Trans. Brit. mycol. Soc, xzviii: 1-2, 11-12

Seddon, H.R. 1925: Stachys arvensis: A Cause of Staggers or Shivers in Sheep. Dept. Agric. New South Wales Vet. Res. Rep: 14-27

Vriend, J. 1922: Stachytarpheta susceptible to slime disease. Vlugsch. Deli-Proefstat, te Medan. Sumatra, 16, 4

Hsu, E.; Houtman, R. 2007: Stachyurus in cultivation. Plantsman 6(1): 24-32

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Gabot, L.; Gttlko, O.; Gottschalk, C. 1938: Stadias of the action of sodium chloride on infante. Rev. franc. Pediat 14: 545-587

Brauch, F. 1937: Stadies of the normal and pathological physiology of the movements in the human stomach. 1. Spontaneous changes in the peristalsis of the stomach. Ztschr. klin. Med 132: 733-746

Brauch, F. 1937: Stadies of the normal and pathological physiology of the movements in the human stomach. 2. Peristaltic rhythm of the ulcerated stomach. Ztschr. klin. Med 132: 747-761

Wetzel, R.; Elksnitis, W. 1943: Staehybo-tryotoxieosis in horses. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 51: 319-320

Spafford, W.J. 1931: Stage at which oats should be cut for hay. J. Dept. Agric. S. Aust 34: 612-613

Reimers, F.E. 1938: Stage-development in different biological groups of lettuce (Lactuca sativa var. capitata). Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 20: 603-608

Geiger, S.M.; Caldas, I.R.; Mc Glone, B.E.; Campi-Azevedo, A.C.; De Oliveira, L.M.; Brooker, S.; Diemert, D.; Corrêa-Oliveira, R.; Bethony, J.M. 2007: Stage-specific immune responses in human Necator americanus infection. Parasite Immunology 29(7): 347-358

Olsen, K. 2007: Staged authenticity: a Grande idee?. Tourism Recreation Research 32(2): 83-85

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Skryabin, K.I.; Matevosyan, E.M. 1942: Stages in the postembryonic development of cestodes of the family Hymenolepididae and an attempt to establish morphological types of their larvicysts. Comptes Rendus (Doklady) de l'Academie des Sciences de 1'URSS 35(3): 83-85

Ibrahim Khattak; Asrar, M. 2007: Stages of language acquisition in the natural approach to language teaching. Sarhad Journal of Agriculture 23(1): 251-255

Hopkirk, C.S.M. 1935: Staggers in Live-Stock. N.Z.J. Agric 51: 18-21

Jones, F.S.; Arnold, J.F. 1917: Staggers in Sheep in Patagonia. Journal of Experimental Medicine 26(6): 805-823

Seddon, H.R.; Carne, H R. 1926: Staggers in Stock due to Rough-Bearded Grass (Echinopogon ovatus). Preliminary Account. New South Wales. Dept. Agric. Vet. Res. Rep: 34-40

Dodd, S.; Henry, M. 1922: Staggers or Shivers in Live Stock. Jl. Comp. Path. & Therap, Mar 35(1): 41-61

Poutiers, R. 1921: Stagmatophora serratella, Tr. (Lep. Tineidae) et Mecinus sicardi, Hust. (Col. Curculionidae) Causes de Cecidies sur Antirrhinum majus, L. Bull. Soc. Ent, France, Paris 18, 269-271

Tillander, T. 1940: Stagnated Spruce woods and their improvement.. Skogsagaren 16: 111-3

Sprague, R. 1941: Stagonospora arenaria on grasses. Mycologia 33(4): 371-379

Engard, P.T. 1934: Stained Antigen Whole Blood Test for Pullorum Disease. Vet. Alum. Quart 22: 18-22

Simmonds, H.W. 1928: Stained Cotton in Fiji and its Causes. Agric. J. Dept. Agric. Fiji. Suva 1(1): 10-12

Antimonelli, R. 1940: Staining Method for Motile Organs of Protozoa. Pathologica 32: 44

Bigot, A. 1924: Staining Methods for Pathogenic Cryptococci. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot 17(7): 547-551

Ferrando, G.; Ferrari, A. 1945: Staining Mycobacterium tuberculosis by von Halberg's technique. G. Batt. Immun 33: 87-48

Bank, E.W.; Davenport, H.A. 1940: Staining Paraffin Sections with Protargol. 5. Chloral Hydrate Mixtures, with and without Formamide, for Fixing Peripheral Nerves. Stain Tech 15: 9-14

Davenport, H.A.; Kline, C.L. 1938: Staining Paraffin Sections with Protargol. II. Use of N-Propyl and N-Butyl Alcohol in Hofker's Fixative. Stain Tech 13: 147-160

Venport, H.A.; Mcarthur, J.; Bruesch, S.R. 1939: Staining Paraffin Sections with Protargol. IV. A Two-Hour Staining Method. Stain Tech 14: 21-26

Moshkovskii, S. D.; Nosina, V.D. 1933: Staining Sandflies as a Method of studying certain Aspects of their Biology and Ecology.. Med. Parasit. parasit. Dis, Moscow 2(6): 407-409

Podyapolskaya, V.P.; Gorodilova, L.I. 1943: Staining method for determining viability of Hymenolepis nana ova.. Medical Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases 12(2): 64-72

Medalia, L.S.; Kahaner, J.R.; Singer, A.J. 1944: Staining method for thin and thick smears for malaria and other cell containing body fluids. Amer. J. clin. Path, Tech. Sect., 14: 68-70

Muir, K. 1916: Staining of Bacterial Capsules in Films and Sections. Jl. Path. & Bact, Jan 20(3): 257-259

Tribondeau, L. 1918: Staining of Blood Films by Means of May-Grunwald and Giemsa-like Stains, respectively. C.R. Soc. Biol, June 22. 81(12): 639-640

Goldie, H. 1933: Staining of Blood and Blood Parasites. Bull. Soc. Path. exot 26: 1028-1031

Pooman, A. 1936: Staining of Leprosy and Tubercle Bacilli. Arch. Schiffs- u. Tropenhyg 40: 538-588

Maner, R. 1939: Staining of Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae and other Leptospira. Zbl Bakt 143: 462-464

Bartsch, E. 1935: Staining of Tubercle Bacilli. Z. InfektKr. Haustiere 47: 221-226

Schmidt, W. 1936: Staining of Viruses with Victoria Blue. Zlb. Bakt 136: 260-263

Faust, G.T. 1940: Staining of clay minerals as a rapid means of identification in natural and beneficiated products, with a general discussion on staining technique. U.S. Bur. Mines Rept. Investig, 3522: 21

Hamilton, R.H. 1933: Staining of the adrenals with neutral silver nitrate as a test for scurvy. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 30(9): 1355-1356

Goidanich, G. 1935: Staining of timber in Italy. Boll. Staz. Pat. veg. Roma. 15: 363-388

Rubarth, S.; Agrell, I.M. 1941: Staining of tubercle bacilli by Hallberg's method. Skand. VetTidskr 31: 641-645

Christoff Khristov, A. 1941: Staining of viruses and virus bodies. J. agric. Exp. Stas, Bulgaria 11(3): 43-50

Gelcinskaja, R.V. 1940: Staining reaction in determining coumarin content in sweet clover. Selek. Semenovod, 6, 27-8

Haasis, F.W. 1944: Staining rubber in ground or milled plant tissues. Industr. Engng Chem. (Analytical Edition). 16: 480-1

Semmens, C.S.; Bhaduri, P.N. 1941: Staining the nucleolus. Stain Technol 16(3): 119-120

Tribondeau, L. 1918: Staining, etc., by Bieosinate. C.R. Soc. Biol, June 22. 81(12): 641-642

Nilsson, P.A. 2007: Stakeholder theory: the need for a convenor. The case of Billund. Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism 7(2): 171-184

Konuskov, N.S.; Rabotnov, T.A. 1940: Stakhanovites practice of applying local organic manures to meadows and pastures. Vest. Seljskohoz. Nauk. Kormodobyvanie, 1, 55-9

Guyton, T.L. 1918: Stalk Borers. Farm Practices that aid in destroying the Pests. Mthly. Bull. Ohio Agric. Expt. Sta, Wooster, 32, 244-246

Kopetz, L.M. 1939: Stalk investigations in cabbage lettuces. Zuchter 11: 277-78

Tomkins, R.G.; Woodman, R.M. 1930: Stalk treatment of fruit and vegetables for the prevention of stalk rot, with special reference to Bananas. Journ. Soc. Chem. Ind, 49: 26, 285T-287T

Olson, A. 1943: Stall hygiene and disposal of the placenta; important details in the control of contagious abortion. Svensk VetTidskr 48: 166

Lowe, H. 1941: Stallion breeding and prize awards in Magdeburg, 1940. Dtsch. landw. Tierz 45: 35-37

Classen, E.G. 1941: Stallion judging in the Rhineland, 1940. Dtsch. landw. Tierz 45: 7-9

Berndt, H. 1943: Stallion selection in the Reichskommissariat. Mitt. Landw, Berl., 58: 424-425

Davis, G.K.; Cole, C.L. 1939: Stallion semen studies at Michigan State College. Proc. Amer. Soc. Anim. Prod, 81-85

Dencker, C. 1944: Stallion shows in Silesia 1943. Dtsch.landw. Tierz 48: 18-20

Anonymous 1941: Stallion subsidies. J. Dep. Agric. S. Aust 44: 490-491

Feuersanger, H. 1942: Stallion-keeping- in the alpine breeding territory of the Noric horse, compared with the existing arrangements for other cold-blood breeds. Dtsch. Kaltblut. 54: 81

Sergent, E.; Donatien, A.; Lheritier, A. 1920: Stallions Clinically Recovered from Dour-ine may remain (apparently) Healthy Carriers of the Pathogenic Organisms. Bull. Soc. Path. Exot, July 7 13(7): 515-518

Zeller, S.M.; Braun, A.J. 1943: Stamen blight of blackberries. Phytopath 33(2): 136-143

Burgers, P.H. 1942: Stand density in Eucalyptus plantations. Ned. Boschb. Tijdschr 15(1): 5-9

Mulloy, G.A. 1944: Stand density vs. stand bole area and stand intensity indices in even-aged stands. Forest Chron 20(3): 167-170

Campbell, W.A.; Spaulding, P. 1942: Stand improvement of northern hardwoods in relation to diseases in the Northeast. Occ. Pap. Allegheny For. Exp. Sta, 5: 25

Martin, D.; Grotefendt, R. 2007: Stand mortality in buffer strips and the supply of woody debris to streams in Southeast Alaska. Canadian journal of forest research 37(1): 36-49

Brudvig, L., A.; Asbjornsen, H. 2007: Stand structure, composition, and regeneration dynamics following removal of encroaching woody vegetation from Midwestern oak savannas. Forest Ecology and Management 244(1-3): 112-121

Kiaer, T. 1940: Stand treatment.. Tidsskr. Skogbr 48: 265-71

Yuill, W.J. 1942: Standard Herd Test. Report for year 1941-42. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 40: 441-451; 478-481

Ram, B.S. 1942: Standard and commercial volume tables for Teak (Tectona grandis, Linn. F.) in the Central Provinces. Indian For. Rec. Silviculture. 4-A: 3, v + 145-69

Ballou, F.H.; Lewis, I.P. 1927: Standard and dilute sprays in Apple scab prevention. Amer. Fruit Grower 47(3): 28-29

Hansing, E.D.; Melchers, L.E. 1944: Standard and new fungicides for the control of covered smut of Sorghum and their effect on stand. Phytopathology 34: 12, 1034-1036

Horny, H. 1929: Standard co-operative sale of seed Potatoes in Holland. Mitt. Deutsch. Landw, Gesellsch. 44(15): 345-347

Fleisch, A.; Posternak, J. 1943: Standard curves of dark adaptation and their evaluation. Helv. physiol. Ada 1: 421-436

Krishna Iyer, P.V. 1941: Standard error of the difference between two estimates for incomplete block experiments. Current Science 10: 165

Moser, A.M. 1934: Standard food budgets used by social agencies. J. Home Econ 26: 152-156

Anonymous 1944: Standard grades (emergency series). Australian Standards. Nos. (E)3D803 -- (E)2D811-1944,

Yuill, W.J. 1940: Standard herd test 1939-40. Record average yield. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 38: 415-419; 442; 446

Yuill, W.J. 1938: Standard herd test. Report for the year 1937-38. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 36: 417-431

Yuill, W.J. 1939: Standard herd test. Report for the year 1938-1939. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 37: 405-412

Yuill, W.J. 1941: Standard herd test. Report for the year 1940-41. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 39: 413-418; 452-455

Yuill, W.J. 1944: Standard herd test. Report for year 1943-44. Jour Dept Agric Victoria 42(9): 385-390, 421-425

Yuill, W.J. 1945: Standard herd test. Report for year 1944-1945. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 43(9): 375-380

Barbour, H.G.; Trace, J. 1937: Standard metabolism in the white mouse. American Journal of Physiology 118(1): 77-86

Anonymous 1944: Standard methods for the examination of dairy products. Amer. J. publ. Hlth 34(3): 303-306

Scott, H.T.; Baird, F.D.; Bunker, J.W.M.; Krauss, W.E.; Nelson, E.M.; Russell, W.C. 1939: Standard methods of vitamin D bioassay of milk. Amer. J. Pub. Health. 29: 54-59

Anonymous 1940: Standard of identity for dried skim milk. Federal Register, 5: 2543

Tyszka, D. V. 1932: Standard of living, nutritional level and health of the unemployed. Münchener Medizinische Wochenschrift 79: 1997-2001

Trenkle, R. 1943: Standard or half standard trees for pome fruit. Dtsch. Obstbau. 58: 113-5

Ulvin, G.B.; Cree, N.F. 1945: Standard plate counts on whole raw milk and on the raw cream and raw skimmed milk obtained from it. Jour Milk Technol 8(5): 257-258

Hartley, P.; Evans, D.G. 1942: Standard preparations for the assay of the three gas-gangrene antitoxins, Cl. perfringens, Cl. vibrion septique and Cl. oedematiens. Bull. Hlth Org. L.o.N, 42. 10: 97-103

Bornebusch, C.H. 1944: Standard solid volumes.. Dansk Skovforen. Tidsskr 29(11): 492-3

Anonymous 1936: Standard specifications for creosote. A.S.T.M. Designation: D390-36. Standard specifications for creosote coal-tar solution. A.S.T.M. Designation: D391-36. A.S.T.M. Stand. 1936. 2: 527-530

Markwardt, L.J.; Heck, G.E. 1938: Standard terms for describing wood. Jour Forest 36(1): 341

Miller, R.P. 1943: Standard tests check fire resistance of building materials and doors. Sth. Lumberm, 166: 2084, 51-52

Shock, N.W. 1942: Standard values for basal oxygen consumption in adolescents. American Journal of Diseases of Children 64(1): 19-32

Bakharev, A.N. 1936: Standard varieties of stone fruits. Bjulleten' Vsesojuznoi Akademii C.-X. Nauk im. V.I. Lenina (Bulletin of the Lenin Academy of Agricultural Sciences), 7, 4-7

Allegri, A. 1935: Standardisation and preparation of the international standard for vitamin B1. Bollettino della Societa Italiana di Biologia Sperimentale 10: 836-839

Denzer, H.W. 1942: Standardisation of biological experiments in medical research by use of inbred stocks maintained in a constant environment. Klin. Wochenschr 21: 126-127

Raju, V.K.; Thangaraj, T.; Carvalho, M.G.R. 2002: Standardisation of minimal processing technology for marketing tender coconut as a chilled natural beverage. Proceedings of the 15th Plantation Crops Symposium Placrosym XV, Mysore, India, 10-13 December 2002: 668-677

Kochmann, M. 1934: Standardisation of parathyroid hormone and its antagonistic action against the oxalate ion. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 60: 406

Ellenby, C. 1944: Standardisation of root excretions for immunity trials on the potato eelworm. Nature. London., 154: 3907, 363-364

Denzer, H.W. 1942: Standardisation of the animal experiment in experimental medicine by the use of inbred animals kept under constant environmental conditions. Klin.Wschr 21: 126-127

Lourau, M. 1943: Standardisation of the antipernicious activity of liver extracts by a biological method. Bull. Soc. Chim. biol 25: 393-401

Harris, L.J.; Ray, S.N. 1933: Standardisation of the antiscorbutic potency of ascorbic acid. Biochemical Journal 27(6): 2016-2021

Rotter, G.; Soos, E. 1933: Standardisation of thyroid preparations. Arch. f. exp. Pathol. u. Pharmakol 173: 614-621

Turner, N. 1931: Standardised Oil Sprays. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 24(4): 901-904

Szymanski, W. 1937: Standardising the chemical Composition of Orchard Carbolineums. Roczn. Ochr. Rosl 4(3): 77-82

French, G.T. 1940: Standardization and Uniformity in Plant Pest Control. J. econ. Ent, Menasha, Wis. 33(5): 776-779

Menaker, M.H.; Guerrant, N.B. 1938: Standardization of 2, 6-dichlorophenolindophenol. An improved method. In. dust. Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed 10: 25-26

Seelemann, M.; Meyer, A. 1943: Standardization of Br. abortus vaccines. I. The number of organisms required. Berliner und Münchener Tierärztliche Wochenschrift (23): 236-239

Seelemann, M.; Meyer, A. 1943: Standardization of Br. abortus vaccines. II. Stability of live cultures. Wien. tierarztl. Mschr: 425-428

Bartels. 1936: Standardization of Derris. Berl. tierarztl. Wschr 52: 214-215

Danckwortt, P.W.; Budde, H.; Baumgarten, G. 1934: Standardization of Derris Root. Arch. Pharm. Berl 272: 561-569

Gago, D.Camara, N.J. 1936: Standardization of Fowl Cholera Serum. Repos. Lab. Pat. vet. Lisboa 3: 124-142

Hicks, J.D. 1942: Standardization of Haemoglobinometers. Med. J. Aust, April 25. 486-488

Lourens, L.F.D.E. 1934: Standardization of Sera and Vaccines. Bull Off. internat. Epiz 8: 192-240

Seelemann, M.; Langeloh, L. 1942: Standardization of Serological Diagnosis of Bovine Brucellosis. I. Examination of Blood Serum. Archiv für Wissenschaftliche und Praktische Tierheilkunde 77: 389-410

Lehnert, E.; Toll, H.; Bodin, S. 1942: Standardization of Swine Erysipelas Antiserum. Z. InfektKr. Haustiere 58: 226-277

Kenda, I. 1935: Standardization of Swine Erysipelas Serum in Pigeons and White Mice. Z. InfektKr. Haustiere 47: 252-258

Ganslmayer, J.H. 1934: Standardization of Swine Fever Serum. Wien. tierarztl. Mschr 21: 353-359

Volik, E.K. 1935: Standardization of Tuberculin. Sovyet. Vet, 3, 52-54

Freund, J.; Gottschall, R.Y. 1942: Standardization of Tuberculin with the Aid of Guinea Pigs Sensitized by Killed Tubercle Bacilli in Liquid Petroleum. Arch. Path 34: 73-74

Anonymous 1935: Standardization of biological products. Health, Canberra 13: 91-94

Cunningham, G.H. 1931: Standardization of common names of plant diseases. Trans. Brit, Mycol. Soc 16(2-3): 145-148

Lal, G.; Sadasivan, T.S. 1944: Standardization of curry powders. Indian J. Agric. Sci 14: 322-324

Meijburg, F.L.Van Der Kloot. 1943: Standardization of fruit and vegetables. Int. Rev. Agric., Rome (Mon. Bull. agric. Sci. Pract.), 34: T109-T112

Van Der, K.Meijburg Hanck, A. 1944: Standardization of fruits and vegetables. Mon. Bull, agric. Sci. Pract. Rome. 35: 132T-3T

Arragon, C. 1938: Standardization of methods of analysis of powdered cocoa, cocoa butter and chocolates. Pharm. Acta Helvet 13: 141-157

Mayerson, H.S. 1935: Standardization of photochemical methods for the measurement of solar ultraviolet radiation. American Journal of Hygiene 22(1): 106-136

Haenseler, C.M. 1944: Standardization of plant disease surveys. Plant Dis Reporter 28(2): 38-41

Rivaz, C.P.; Mclaren, G.C. 1939: Standardization of rapid soil testing technique. Sci Agric ottawa 20(2): 120-130

Khramov, A.S. 1940: Standardization of rations for calves. Feeding of farm animals and fodder production. Moscow: Lenin Acad. Agric. Sci., 26-28

Anonymous 1933: Standardization of routine hospital diets. A committee report. J. Amer. Dietetic Assoc 9: 46-50

Wilander, O.; Agren, G. 1932: Standardization of secretin. Biochem. Ztschr 250: 489-495

Cutler, J.W. 1943: Standardization of sedimentation rate. American Rev Tuberc 48(5): 314-323

Yatsenko Khmelevski, A.A. 1939: Standardization of size terms used in the description of wood.. Trav. Inst. bot. Tbilissi. 7, 109-14

Seelemann, M.; Langeloh, L. 1942: Standardization of technique for the serological diagnosis of bovine brucellosis.II. Examination of milk. Arch. wiss. prakt. Tierheilk 77(6): 460-472

Yatsenko Khmelevski, A.A. 1939: Standardization of terms of size used in describing woods.. Trudy Tbilisskogo Botanicheskogo Instituta 7: 109-14

Hrabik, E. 1941: Standardization of the Agglutination Test for Bovine Brucellosis. Z. InfektKr. Haustiere 57: 311-324

Frei. 1937: Standardization of the Agglutination Test for Brucellosis. Bull. Off. internat. Epiz 14: 20-61

Seelemann, M.; Hinderer, G. 1943: Standardization of the Brucella abortus agglutination test. Arch. wiss. prakt. Tierheilk. 78: 302-315

Jourdonais, L.F. 1938: Standardization of the Folin-Malmros micro blood sugar method for capillary and venous blood and its adaption to the photoelectric photometer. J. Lab. Clin. Med 23: 847-852

Mason, K.E.; Bryan, W.L. 1938: Standardization of the rat for bio-assay of vitamin E. Biochemical Journal 32(10): 1785-1791

Rotter, G.; Mecz, M. 1932: Standardization of thyroid preparations. Arch. f. exp. Pathol. u. Pharmakol 166: 649-674

Hermano, A.J.; Aguila, P.J. 1938: Standardization of tikitiki extract. Philippine J. Sci 67: 335-349

Boerger, A. 1936: Standardization of wheat and breeding for quality in Argentina. Zuchter 8: 57-65

O'byrne, F.M. 1921: Standardized Nursery Inspection. Jl. Econ. Ent., Concord, N.H 14(2): 183-188

Hein, D.C. 1929: Standardized Potato sprays and dusts. Amer. Potato Journ 6(6): 163-168

Quanjer, H.M. 1924: Standardizing of degeneration diseases of Potato. Phytopath 14(11): 518-520

Flintoff, A. 1931: Standardizing the apple pack. J. Agr. Western Australia. 8: 510

Hilgendokff, G. 1936: Standards for Fruit-tree Carbo-lineums and the Tar-oil Emulsions known as Baumspritzmittel. NachrBl. dtsch. PflSchDienst. Berlin 16(10): 97-98

Sherwin, R.A. 1943: Standards for blue peas. Tasm. J. Agric 14: 74-7

Parsutin, G.; Rumjanceva, E. 1938: Standards for determining density of stallion sperm. Konevodstvo, 12, 44-45

Macpherson, C.H.; Talbot, F.B. 1939: Standards for directories for mother's milk. J. Pediat 15(3): 461-468

Ovsjannikov, G.E. 1939: Standards for feeding stud bulls. Ration. Korml. Ispoljz. Proizvod.s. h. Zivotn, Moscow : Lenin Acad. Agric. Sci., 36-49

Blake, M.A.; Edgerton, L.J.; Davidson, O.W. 1945: Standards for judging the growth status of apples in New Jersey. Bull New Jersey Agric Expt Sta 715: 1-36

Bethell, F.H.; Goldhamer, S.M. 1933: Standards for maximum reticulocyte values following ventriculin and intravenous liver extract therapy in pernicious anemia. American Journal of the Medical Sciences 186: 480-484

Stark, M.E. 1935: Standards for predicting basal metabolism in the immediate pre-adult years. American Journal of Physiology 111(3): 630-640

Stark, M.E. 1933: Standards for predicting basal metabolism. I. Prediction for girls from 17 to 21. Jour Nutrition 6(1): 11-35

Osborn, H. 1923: Standards for the Training of Men who are to enter Professional Entomology. Personal Contact with Students. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 16(2): 168-172

Lewis, R.C.; Duval, A.M.; Iliff, A. 1943: Standards for the basal metabolism of children from 2 to 15 years of age, inclusive. Jour Pediatrics 23(1): 1-18

Schmid, A. 1934: Standards for the evaluation of Swiss alpine pastures.. Rep 3rd Grassl. Conf. Zurich, 287-91

Cathcart, E.P. 1939: Standards in Food and Nutrition. Canadian Medical Association Journal 41(4): 396-402

Callson, E.C.; Orent-Keiles, E. 1945: Standards in vitamin A assays. Indust. Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed 17: 378-379

Gamova-Kayukova, N.I. 1945: Standards of bacterial count for foods in children's milk kitchens. Gigiena 10: 10/11, 26-29

Topper, A. 1933: Standards of basal metabolism for children of retarded growth. American Journal of Diseases of Children 45(6): 1203-1210

Talbot, F.B.; Wilson, E.B.; Worcester, J. 1935: Standards of basal metabolism of girls (new data) and their use in clinical practice. J. Pediat 7: 655-661

Jadrihinskii, L. 1939: Standards of entry of cows in herd books should be raised. Socialist. Zivotn, 2/3, 85-86

Marrack, J.R. 1945: Standards of food requirements. Practitioner 155: 129-135

Harry, E.L. 1938: Standards of living in rural Wales. Pub. Health. 52: 37-40

Anonymous 1934: Standards of malnutrition in schoolchildren. Lancet 227: 508-509

Cowan, H.K. 1941: Standards of nutrition. Med. Officer. 65: 170-171

Anonymous 1935: Standards of the Pontremoli cattle breed. Riv. Zootec 12: 107-108; 113-115

Kirillov, V.S.; Morozov, V.A. 1937: Standards of utilisation of stud bulls. Usp. zooteh. Nauk 4(1): 140-158

Isaacs, R.; Bethell, F.H.; Riddle, M.C.; Friedman, A. 1938: Standards tor red blood cell increase after liver and stomach therapy in pernicious anemia. J. Amer. Med. Assoc, 111: 2291

Anonymous 1944: Standards under development of glued laminated lumber. Sth. Lumberm, 169: 2127, 38-9

Mitchell, R.D.; Edwards, R.B.I.I.I.; Makkreel, L.D.; Oliveira, T.D. 2006: Standing MRI lesions identified in jumping and dressage horses with lameness isolated to the foot. Proceedings of the 52nd Annual Convention of the American Association of Equine Practitioners, San Antonio, Texas, USA, 2-6 December 2006: 422-426

Whitacre, J. 1934: Standing heights of school children as determined by two techniques. American Journal of Phys Anthrop 18(3): 457-465

Anonymous 1923: Stands infected with red rot and their treatment. Tharandter forstl. Jahrb 74(2): 63-74

Gosswald, K. 1943: Stands protected by nests of ants in an area of Diprion pini infestation.. Cbl. gesamte Forstw 69: 4-18

Miller, W.T.; Heishman, J.O. 1943: Staphylo-coccal bovine mastitis : I. Artificial exposure of the bovine udder with Staphylococcus Aureus. American Journal of Veterinary Research 4: 318-324

Lesbouyries Berthelon. 1938: Staphylococcal Mastitis in the Bitch. Recueil de Medecine Veterinaire 114: 610-615

Nelis, P.; Picard, E. 1933: Staphylococcal Toxin. Pathological Study of Acute Lesions caused by this Poison. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris., 113: 1321-1328

Richou, R.; Holstein, G. 1944: Staphylococcal anatoxitherapy in veterinary medicine. Bull. Acad. vet. Fr 17: 356-368

Macdonald, A. 1944: Staphylococcal food poisoning caused by cheese. Gr Brit Month Bulletin Min Health Emergency Publ Health Lab Serv Medicine Res Counc 3: 121-122

Little, R.B.; Foley, E.J. 1935: Staphylococci Associated with Mastitis. J. Amer. vet. med. Ass 87: 637-649

Gwatkin, R.; Hadwen, S.; Le Card, H.M. 1936: Staphylococcic Infections of the Bovine Udder. Canad. publ. Hlth J 27: 391-400

Cubeddu, M. 1935: Staphylococcic Mastitis of the Goat. La Clinica Veterinaria 58: 79-88

Hammon, W.M. 1941: Staphylococcus Enterotoxin: An Improved Cat Test, Chemical and Immunological Studies. American Journal of Public Health and the Nation's Health 31(11): 1191-1198

Shaughnessy, H.J.; Grubb, T.C. 1936: Staphylococcus Food Poisoning. Report of a Small Milk-Borne Epidemic. J. infect. Dis 58: 318-323

Richou, R.; Holstein, G. 1943: Staphylococcus anatoxin therapy for flstulous withers and poll-evil. Bull. Acad. vet. Fr 16: 206-212

Williams, W.L. 1941: Staphylococcus aureus contamination of a grade A raw milk supply. Jour Milk Technol 4(6): 311-313

Duncan, J.T.; Walker, J. 1942: Staphylococcus aureus in the milk of nursing mothers and the alimentary canal of their infants: A report to the Medical Research Council. Journal of Hygiene 42(5): 474-484

Richou, R.; Holstein, G. 1944: Staphylococeai anatoxithsrapy in veterinary medicine. Bull. Acad. vet. Fr 17: 60-64

Smith, M.L.; Price, S.A. 1938: Staphylococeus gamma Haemolysin. J. Path. Bact 47: 879-898

Dack, G.M. 1937: Staphylococci in Relation to Food Poisoning. American Journal of Public Health and the Nation's Health 27(5): 440-443

Rowlands, W.T.; Smith, H.W. 1945: Staphyloeoccosis in geese. J. comp. Path 55: 125-131

Minett, F.C. 1937: Staphyloeoecus Infections in Animals, with Special Reference to Toxoid in Preventive and Curative Treatment. Vet. Rec 49: 179-183

Kitching, J.S.; Farrell, L.N. 1936: Staphyloeoeeal Immunity. Amer. J. Hyg 24: 268-284

Wilson, G.S. 1944: Staphyloeoeeal food poisoning. Proc. Soc. agric. Bact, 72-74

Richou, R.; Holstein, G. 1941: Staphyloeoeeal mastitis. Treatment with ana-toxin. Recueil de Medecine Veterinaire 117: 329-338

Perronne, P. 1941: Staple crop vegetables in Algeria. Bull. Inspect, gen. Agric. alger, 38: 16

Pohle, E.M.; Keller, H.R. 1943: Staple length in relation to wool production. Jour Animal Sci 2(1): 33-41

Scheunert, A. 1933: Star gazing disease of young lions-a vitamin B1deficiency. Der zool. Garten. 6: 182-187

Mctaggart, A. 1939: Star grasses. J. Coun. sci. industr. Res. Aust 12: 399-400

Eckert, A.; Marzin, A. 1932: Starch. J. prakt. Chem 133: 110-113

Hock, A. 1938: Starch and N-free extractives in feedingstuffs and their digestibility by poultry and pigs. Biedermanns Zentralbl. B. Tierernahrung. 10: 249-260

Winkler, A.J.; Williams, W.O. 1945: Starch and Sugars of Vitis Vinifera. Plant Physiology 20(3): 412-432

Thurber, F.H. 1940: Starch as a constituent of nitrogen-free extract. Jour Assoc Offic Agric Chem 23(1): 126-131

Zeeman, S.C.; Delatte, T.; Messerli, G.; Umhang, M.; Stettler, M.; Mettler, T.; Streb, S.; Reinhold, H.; Kotting, O. 2007: Starch breakdown: recent discoveries suggest distinct pathways and novel mechanisms. Functional Plant Biology 34(6): 465-473

Anderson, J.A.; Eva, W.J. 1943: Starch content of Western Canadian wheat. 2. Its estimation from protein content, and some estimated data. Canad. J. Res. C. 21: 323-331

Hopkins, C.Y.; Graham, R.P. 1935: Starch content of some samples of Canadian wheat. Canad. J. Res 12: 820-824

Valachová, K.ín.; Horváthová, V. 2007: Starch degradation by glucoamylase Glm from Saccharomycopsis fibuligera IFO 0111 in the presence and absence of a commercial pullulanase. Chemistry and Biodiversity 4(5): 874-880

Brown, R.L.; Wood, M. 1936: Starch digestion in hospitalized dogs. N. Amer. Vet 17(4): 46-49

Spoehr, H.A.; Milner, H.W. 1939: Starch dissolution and amylolytic activity in leaves. Proceedings American Phil Society 81(1): 37-78

Fingerling, G.; Schmidt, K.; Hientzsch, B.; Eisenkolbe, P.; Just, M.; Kretzschmann, F. 1933: Starch equivalent of green maize and its silage. Landwirtsch. Versuchs-Stat 117: 229-263

Anonymous 1944: Starch from grain sorghum. 34th Bienn. Rep. Kans. St. Bd Agric., 1944. 134-35

Mitchell, J.W.; Kraus, E.J.; Whitehead, M.R. 1940: Starch hydrolysis in bean leaves following spraying with alpha naphthalene acetic acid emulsion. Bot Gaz 102(1): 97-104

Mikhailov, V.P. 1940: Starch in potatoes with large fertilizer applications.. Doklady Vsesojuznoj Akademii Sel'skochozjajstvennych Nauk Imeni V. I. Lenina (15): 20-23

Cameron, S.H.; Borst, G. 1939: Starch in the avocado tree. Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science 36: 255-258

Rather, H.C.; Harrison, C.M. 1939: Starch reserves in the roots of pastured alfalfa when grown alone and in mixtures. Quart Butt Michigan Agric Exp Sta 21(4): 281-291

Fingerling, G.; Schmidt, K.; Hientzsch, B.; Eisenkolbe, P.; Just, M.; Kretzschmann, F. 1931: Starch value of maize silage. Landwirtsch. Versuchs Stat 113: 103-120

Fingerling, G.; Eisenkolbe, P.; Hientzsch, B.; Just, M.; Schmidt, K. 1931: Starch value of maize silage. Respiration experiments at the State Agric. Exp. Stat., Leipzig-Mockern. Landwirtsch. Versuchs-Stat 112: 243-260

Ao, Z.; Simsek, S.; Zhang, G.; Venkatachalam, M.; Reuhs, B.L.; Hamaker, B.R. 2007: Starch with a slow digestion property produced by altering its chain length, branch density, and crystalline structure. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 55(11): 4540-4547

Habland, S.C. 1915: Starch, instead of Lime, with Paris Green. Agric. News. Barbados 14(353): 362-363

Frens, A.M. 1945: Starfish meal as a protein feed. Versl. Landbouwkund. Onderzoek. s'Gravenhage. 51 (4)C, 59-74

Astle, N.L. 1940: Starlings Injure Cattle. Veterinary Medicine 35: 235-236

Shamans, H.L.; Rock, P.J.G. 1945: Starratfea of the of the Pale Western Cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia Morr., and its Use in the control of this Pest. Canad. Ent, Guelph, Ont. 77(4): 57-61

Whitehead, H.R.; Hunter, G.J.E. 1941: Starter cultures for cheese manufacture. Further attempts to eliminate failures due to bacteriophage. Jour Dairy Res 12(1): 63-70

Sayre, C.B. 1943: Starter solutions for tomato plants for 1943. New York State Geneva Agric Exp Sta Gen Bulletin 706: 1-18

Hood, E.G.; Gibson, C.A. 1942: Starter-in relation to Cheddar cheese yield. Canad. Dairy Ice Cr. J 21(3): 24-27

Petebsen, N. 1943: Starters, aroma and butter quality. Fette a. Seifen 50(9): 447-448

Burton, C. 1938: Starting a central apple packing station. J. Min. Agric, Lond., 44: 1073-80

Hershey, J.W. 1937: Starting a pedigreed strain of timber and crop trees in the Forestry Program of the Tennessee Valley Authority. Annu. Convent. Northern Nut Gr. Ass, September 12-15. 11

Roemer, T. 1942: Starting material for resistance breeding in cereals. Results of 20 years' work at the Plant Breeding Station of Halle a. S. Z. PfiZucht 24: 304-332

Coit, J.E. 1944: Starting replants in old citrus orchards. Calif. Citrogr, 29: 307

Binkley, A.M. 1943: Starting vegetable plants in Colorado. Colo. Agric. Expt. Sta. Bull, 475: 24

O.Y.uJun; Liu ZeWei 2007: Starvation and compensatory growth in the young Lutjanus sebae. Journal of Fisheries of China 31(3): 323-328

Burger, G.C.E.; Sandstead, H.R.; Druth-Mond, J. 1945: Starvation in Western Holland : 1945. Lancet 249: 282-283

Beumer, H.; Peters, H. 1934: Starvation ketonuria in infants. Zeitschrift für Kinderheilkunde 56: 61-63

Wirjoboedihardjo, M.I. 1940: Starvation oedema in Bodjonegoro. Geneeskundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 80: 2063-2082

Flanders, S.E. 1937: Starvation of developing Parasites as an Explanation of Immunity. J. econ. Ent, Menasha, Wis. 30(6): 970-971

Seamans, H.L.; Rock, P.J.G. 1945: Starvation of the early instars of the pale western cutworm, Agrostis orthogonia Morr., and its use in the control of this pest. Canad.Ent 77: 57-61

Hansen, A. 1931: Stassanisation of Milk. Internal. Dairy Congress. Copenhagen: Bianco Luno A/S., 28-36

Anonymous 1933: State Agricultural Experiment Station, Groningen. Report on several years' manurial trials on 33 fields. Verslag. Landbouwk. Onderzoekingen, 39A, 103-294

Edelmann, R. 1934: State Campaign against Br. abortus Infection in Cattle in Saxony. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 42: 311-312

Anonymous 1943: State College of Washington Agricultural Experiment Station, Pullman, Washington. Fifty-third Annual Report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1943. Bull. Wash.St. agric. Exp. Sta, 435: 163

Fluckiger, G. 1935: State Control of Bovine Contagious Abortion and Streptococcus Mastitis, Switzerland. Bull. Off. vet, Berne., 36: 240-243

Neilsen, F.W. 1937: State Expenditure on Tuberculin Tests, Denmark. Medlemsbl. danske Dyrlaegeforen 20: 344-351

Anonymous 1940: State Forest Service utilisation unit. N.Z. J. For, 41. 4: 316-8

Anonymous 1940: State Forest Survey of the forests of Vasternorrland, 1938.. Skogen 27: 27-47

Anonymous 1941: State Forest Survey of the river basins of the Ljunga, Indalsalv, and Angermanalv, 1938 and 1939.. Skogsagaren 17: 11-5

Nilsson, F. 1944: State Horticultural Research. Fruktodlaren 5, 152-56

Faulder, E.T. 1938: State Meat Inspection Service in New York State. J. Amer.vet. med. Ass 92: 763-765

Anonymous 1925: State Plant Board revises ruling on Citrus scaly bark. Quart. Bull. State Plant Board Florida 9(4): 134-135

Anonymous 1934: State Research Farm, Werribee. Results of experiments. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 32: 545-80

Weber. 1933: State Veterinary Diagnosis Office, Konigsberg. Bacteriological and Sero-logical Milk Tests in 1932. Zschr. Fleisch- u. Mikhhyg 44: 111-114

Anonymous 1942: State Veterinary Preparedness Committees. J. Amer. vet. med. Ass 100: 383-385

Anonymous 1937: State Vitamin Laboratory records. 2. Dark and light rye bread. Ugeskr. Loeger, 99: 1123

Anonymous 1937: State Vitamin Laboratory records. 3. Cod liver oil. Ugeskr. Loeger, 99: 1177

Corwin, G.E. 1940: State Wide Meat Inspection. Proc 43rd ann. Meet. U.S. Live Stk sanit. Ass 1939: 70-82

Melillo, A.C. 1945: State action and co-operation in the wood-seasoning industry.. Maderil 18(2): 9-10

Craib, I.J. 1942: State afforestation after the war. Jour S African Forest Assoc 9: 5-18

Anonymous 1914: State aid in combating vine pests in Luxemburg. Luxemburger Weinztg, Grevenmacher., April 1 2(7): 98-100

Girbal Blacha, N. 2007: State and economic regulation in north Argentina. The case of tobacco in the 1930s. Historia Agraria 41: 83-105

Gruter.-. 1936: State and problems of organised cattle breeding. Dtsch. landw. Tierz 40: 625-626

He XuSheng; Huang PeiZhao; Liao ZongWen; Duan JiXian; Ge RenShan; Li HongBo 2006: State and retention characteristics of water in hydrogel of water-absorbent slow release nitrogen fertilizer. Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering 22(11): 10-15

Anonymous 1944: State butter grading in Denmark. Aarsberetn. St. Smrbedmm. 1944. 3-36

Ward, G.B. 1940: State control of cutting on private forests in Sweden. J. For 38: 48-51

Klecka, A. 1935: State estate propaganda of modern forage crop tendencies. Csl. Zemed, 17: 132

Mynbaev, K. 1944: State farms for nomadic livestock in Kazahstan. Sovhoz. Proizvod, 4, 13-5

Blake, S.F. 1942: State floras of the United States. Chron Bot 7(6): 258-261

Anonymous 1941: State forest laws in Oregon. Biennial report of the State Forester of Oregon to the Governor for the biennium of 40, State Forester of Oregon,Salam, Ore., USA: 1941. 13-4

Anonymous 1944: State forest survey in the Province of Gavleborg.. Skogen 31: 284-6

Anonymous 1943: State forest survey of the Province of Gavleborg. The supply of timber - about 98 cu. m. per ha. - unchanged.. Skogen 30: 183-4