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Mccullagh, D.R.; Picha, V. 1934: The application of a new chemical procedure for the study of diffusible blood iodine. J. Biol. Chem, 105: lix

Para, M. 1944: The application of a processed glue as a substitute for glass coverslips in histologic technique. Jour Lab And Clin Med 29(12): 1294-1299

Pohle, E.M. 1940: The application of a rapid comparator method for determining fineness and variability in wool. Proceedings American Society Animal Prod 33: 161-168

Ahlberg, O. 1944: The application of arsenic compounds in plant protection. Vaxtskyddsnotiser 17-9

Rogozin, S. 1914: The application of arsenic in the fight against Hyponomeuta malinellus. Progressive Fruit-growing and Market-gardening, Petrograd 36, 1093-1095

Milciades Martinez, G. 1939: The application of artificial insemination in cases of apparent sterility. Rev. Med. vet, Bogota 9(75): 302-306

Brouwer, W. 1934: The application of artificial watering to grassland. Rep 3rd Grassl. Conf. Zurich, 89-95

Zheleznov, P.A. 1937: The application of bacterial fertilizers to sugar beet in the chernozem districts of the forest steppe of Western Siberia.. Nauch. Zap. Sakh. Prom, 3, 23-29

Lagatu, H.; Maume, L. 1938: The application of biochemistry to solve the problem of vine nutrition. Ann. EC. Agric. Montpellier. 25: 137-73

Milatz, R. 1931: The application of biological variation statistics to the differentiation of cereal varieties from a critical experimental viewpoint. Arch. Pflanzenbau. 6: 260-98

Jackson, V.A.; Paulse, A.N.; Bester, A.A.; Neethling, J.H.; Du Plessis, K.R.; Khan, W. 2007: The application of bioremediation: reduction of metal concentrations in river water and COD in distillery effluent. Water Science and Technology: a Journal of the International Association on Water Pollution Research 55(3): 183-186

Djakova, E.V. 1940: The application of boron manures in the non-Black-Earth Region for raising the yield of lucerne seed. Vest. Seljskohoz. Nauk. Kormodobyvanie, 2, 38-44

Kuron, H.; Jung, A. 1938: The application of caustic soda fusion in the total analysis of soils.. Bodenk. PflErnahr 7: 161-164

Prjanisnikov, D.N. 1945: The application of chemistry to increasing the yields of crops during the coming 5-year plan. Trudy seljskohoz. Akad. im. Timirjazeva. 30, 5-20

Goletiani, G.I. 1940: The application of chemistry to the tea plantation. Sovet. Subtrop, 9, 6-12

Thompson, S.Y.; Kon, S.K.; Mawson, E.H. 1942: The application of chromatography to the study of the carotenoids of human and cow's milk. Biochem. J, 36: 10; 11; 12

Olsson, E. 1939: The application of concentrated wheat germ oil. Dtsch. Pelztierz, 14: 39

Phillips, W.R. 1938: The application of controlled atmospheres in the storage of fruits. Sci Agric Ottawa 19(2): 66-68

Gollan, J.; Jr.; Codoni, M.R. 1943: The application of controlled dispersion to the textural grading of soils. Soil Sci 55: 417-426

Norman, A.G.; Moody, J.E. 1941: The application of delignifying procedures to soil organic matter. Proc. Soil Sci. Soc. America 5: 171-176

Stockdale, F. 1939: The application of economic botany in the tropics. Bull. Imp. Inst, Lond., 37: 546-55

Medellín-Azuara, J.; Mendoza-Espinosa, L.G.; Lund, J.R.; Ramírez-Acosta, R.J. 2007: The application of economic-engineering optimisation for water management in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. Water Science and Technology: a Journal of the International Association on Water Pollution Research 55(1-2): 339-347

Wachter, H. 1939: The application of electrical vibrations with wavelengths of 3.5 to 10 cm. to organic fluids. Fundam. Radiol, Berlin 5(1/2): 1-14

Serdobol'sky, I.T. 1940: The application of electro-dialysis to the replacement of phosphates.. Trans. Dokuchaev Inst 21: 149-167

Faiermark, S.E. 1935: The application of endocrine preparations for the artificial control of oestrus and ovulation in the pig. I. Probl. zooteh. eksp. Endokrin 2: 78-97

Iversen, K. 1940: The application of farm-yard manure. Brit. Sug. Beet Rev 14: 23-24

Ernest, E. 1936: The application of farmyard manure to cultivated pastures. Landtm. Svenskt Land, 20: 311

Schloemer, A.; Langmann, E. 1939: The application of fat constants in distinguishing between sheep's milk cheese and cow's milk cheese. Z. Untersuch. Lebensmitt 78: 293-298

Magnicki, K.P. 1941: The application of fertilizers to orchard soils by means of injection.. Proc. Lenin Acad. agric. Sci. Moscow, 11, 19-23

Kalinkevic, A.F. 1940: The application of fertilizers to the rows in (kok saghyz) plantations.. Agrotehnika, 3, 72-81

Anonymous 1944: The application of fluorescent microscopy for the detection of live mycelium of Ustilago tritici in the heated and non-heated Wheat grain. Third communication. J. bot. U.S.S.R 29(2-3): 72-79

Johansson, I. 1941: The application of genetics to animal breeding. Nord. JordbrForskn 23: 65-86

Ruggieri, G. 1938: The application of genetics to citrus culture. Nuovi Ann. Minist. Agric 18: 325-48

Lacarelle, A.; Miedzyrzecki, C. 1937: The application of genetics to fruit trees. Bull. Soc. Nat. Hort. Fr, 4: 304

Stephens, S.G. 1944: The application of genetics to plant breeding. Tropical Agriculture 21: 126-129

Hutchinson, J.B. 1940: The application of genetics to plant breeding. I. The genetic interpretation of plant breeding problems. Journal of Genetics 40(1-2): 271-282

Wotton, R.M. 1937: The application of glychrogel mounting for trematodes. Stain Technology 12(4): 145-146

Van Der Lek, H.A.A. 1943: The application of growth substances in agriculture and horticulture. Landbouwk. Tijdschr 55: 484-517

Van Slogteren, E. 1925: The application of heat in the control of flower bulb diseases and the influence of this method on the quality of the resulting blooms. Handeliagen XXe Nederl. Natuar- en Geneeskundig Congres, 4

Petri, L. 1932: The application of internal therapy against 'mal secco' of Lemons. Boll. R. Staz. Pat. Veg 12(2): 236-237

Anonymous 1916: The application of iron sulphate in orchards. Russian Subtropics. Batum 9(6-7): 103-104

Wang Jun; Zhao MoTain; Guan Na; Lu Hai 2006: The application of isotope dilution thermal ionization mass spectrometry to traceability of chemical measurement and interlaboratory comparisons. Accreditation and Quality Assurance 11(4): 188-194

Schoenheimer, R.; Rittenberg, D. 1938: The Application of Isotopes to the Study of Intermediary Metabolism. Science 87(2254): 221-226

Hevesy, G. 1938: The application of isotopic indicators in biological research. Enzymologia 5: 138-157

Chaikoff, I.L. 1942: The application of labeling agents to the study of phospholipid metabolism. Physiol Rev 22(4): 291-317

Lagatu, H.; Maume, L. 1938: The application of lime to vines. Progr. agric. vitic, 109, 110: 569-73, 593-7, 9-15

Morozov, V.A. 1940: The application of low temperatures for storage of bull sperm. Vestn. seljskohoz. Nauki Zivotn, 1, 139-147

Herrmann, R. 1938: The application of modern methods in systematic soil investigation and for advisory work.. Bodenk. PflErnahr, 9-10: 10-14

Jewell, W.; Mead, T.H.; Phipps, J.W. 1939: The application of molecular distillation to tbft concentration of vitamins. J. Soc. Chem. Indust 58: 56-64

Johnston, J.C. 1943: The application of nitrogen in irrigation water. American Fertilizer 99(4): 8-9, 22, 24

Roux, E. 1935: The application of nitrogenous fertilizers to legumes. C.R. Acad. Agric. Fr 21: 199-203

Peat, J.E. 1938: The application of organic matter to tropical and sub-tropical soils. Proc. Third Conf. Cotton Grow. Problems, 43-45

Mazza, F.P.; Migliardi, C. 1941: The application of papain digestion to the extraction of tunny-fish liver oil. Quad. Nutrizione. 8: 80-85

Uphof, J.C.T. 1923: The application of pathogenic agents in the control of injurious tropical insects. Tropenpflanzer 26(1): 4-7

Lysenko, T.D. 1935: The application of phasic development to breeding and genetics. Bull. Vsesojuz. Akad. S.-H. Nauk, 6, 24-5

Lugg, J.W. 1932: The application of phospho-18-tungstic acid (Folin's reagent) to the colorimetric determination of cysteine, cystine and related substances: The reduction of phospho-18-tungstic acid by various substances. Biochemical Journal 26(6): 2144-2159

Lugg, J.W. 1932: The application of phospho-18-tungstic acid (Folin's reagent) to the colorimetric determination of cysteine, cystine and related substances: The determination of sulphydryl compounds and disulphides already existing in solution. Biochemical Journal 26(6): 2160-2165

Tuexen, R. 1942: The application of plant sociological methods in the assessment of damage to grassland. Dtsch. Wasserw 37: 455-9; 501-5

Noguchi, Y. 1936: The application of post-harvest pollination in the hybridization of rice-plant. Jap. J. Genet 12: 324-26

Huber, A. 1934: The application of prolan. Schweizer Archiv für Tierheilkunde 76: 474-475

Menzani, C. 1934: The application of prolan in the treatment of ovarian hypofunction in cattle. Nuova Vet 12: 240-243

Nicholas, D.J.D. 1945: The application of rapid chemical tests in the diagnosis of mineral deficiencies in potato plants. Ann. Rept. Agric. Hort. Res. Sta, Long Ashton, 60-80

Nicholas, D.J.D.; Jones, J.O. 1945: The application of rapid chemical tests to plant tissues in the diagnosis of deficiencies of mineral nutrients. Progress report 1. A.R. Long Ashton agric. hort. Res. Stat. for, 1945. 84-97

Nicholas, D.J.D.; Jones, J.O. 1944: The application of rapid chemical tests to plant tissues in the diagnosis of deficiencies of mineral nutrients. Progress report I. Long Ashton Agric. Hort. Res. Sta. Ann Rept, 84-97

Ivy, A.C.; Gray, J.S. 1939: The application of recent contributions in basic medical sciences to surgical practice. Vitamin E. The hypothalamus. Surg. Gynecol. Obstet 68: 441-449

Qu, J.J.; Justice, C. 2007: The application of remote sensing to fire research in the Eastern United States. First EastFIRE Conference, Fairfax, Virginia, USA, 11-13 May 2005. Remote Sensing of Environment 108(2): 121-208

Tanaka, M. 1937: The application of ringing and wiring to interspecific crosses of the genus Gossypium. Mem. Coll. Agric. Kyoto, 39, 1-7

Lexen, B. 1941: The application of sampling to log scaling. Jour Forest 39(7): 624-631

Carpenter, P.H. 1938: The application of science to modern tea culture. Emp. J. Expt. Agric 6: 1-10

Sokolovskaja, I.I. 1940: The application of serological methods in investigation of incompatability in distant crosses. Trud. Inst. Genet, Mosk, 13, 249-276

Beck, E.C. 1938: The application of serological methods to the differentiation of closely related smut fungi. Canadian Jour Res Sect C Bot Sci 16(10): 391-404

Thomson, K.B.; Lee, W.C. 1937: The application of spectrograpnic analysis to the quantitative determination of sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium in biological fluids. Journal of Biological Chemistry 118: 711-721

Campredon, J. 1943: The application of standardisation to the production, trade, and utilisation of wood in France.. Intersylva 3: 45-60

Morrell, C.A. 1942: The application of statistical analysis with special reference to the assay of vitamins. Chem and Indust London 61(3): 35-39

Cultrera, R.; Maccini, L. 1941: The application of sulphur in agriculture. IV. The action of sulphur on the chemical properties of the soil. Ann. Chim. Appl 31: 202-207

Igolnikov, I. 1915: The application of sulphur with tobacco for the destruction of plant-lice and red spider in glass-houses. Progressive Horticulture and Market-Gardening, Petrograd. February 21st. 6, 180-182

Musiiko, A.C. 1941: The application of supplementary artificial pollination to agricultural crops. Pan-Soviet Breeding and Genetic Institute of the Workers' Order of the Red Banner. Pan-Soviet Lenin Acad. Agric. Sci. Moscow, 17

Martin, J.F. 1940: The application of surgery to blister rust infected trees of ornamental value. Nation Shade Tree Conf Proceedings Ann Meet 16: 113-120

Wyllie, J. 1941: The application of the Evelyn photelectric colorimeter to a modification of Kay and Graham's phosphatase test. Canad. publ. Hlth J 32(3): 122-128

Berggren, Ruth, E.L. 1932: The application of the Fiske-Subbarow colorimetric method to the determination of phosphorus in casein. Journal of Biological Chemistry 95(2): 461-464

Taylor, A.M. 1943: The application of the Spekker photoelectric absorptiometer to the determination of vitamin C. Biochemical Journal 37(1): 54-58

Du-Plessis, B., J.; De-Villiers, G.H. 2007: The application of the Taguchi method in the evaluation of mechanical flotation in waste activated sludge thickening. Resources Conservation and Recycling 50(2): 202-210

Maltha, P. 1943: The application of the Van Voorst biochemical method of sugar estimation to the analysis of extract of malt. Chem. Weekblad. 40: 15-21

Swaminathan, M. 1942: The application of the cyanogen bromide test to a study of the metabolism of nicotinic acid in rabbits. Indian Jour Med Res 30(4): 537-552

Kazarnovskaja, E.I.; Vakusevlc, O.K. 1935: The application of the early hormonic pregnancy diagnosis of livestock under farming conditions. Probl. zooteh. eksp. Endokrin 2: 59-70

Tempany, H.A.; Olds, G.D.P. 1935: The application of the exhaust process in the Malayan pineapple canning industry. Malay. agric. J 23: 563-7

Golding, N.S.; Morgan, M.E. 1940: The application of the frozen pack method to preservation of Devonshire or clotted cream. Milk Dir 29: 10, 32; 67-69

Golding, N.S.; Morgan, M. 1940: The application of the frozen pack method to preservation of soft cheese. Milk Dealer 29(9): 42, 44, 46, 48

Leidner, R. 1927: The application of the hot water treatment for the control of loose smut of Wheat and Barley. Illus. Landw. Zeit 47(42): 548-549

Sirjaeva, K.A. 1940: The application of the mentor in bringing-up hybrid seedlings. Sadovodstvo (Horticulture). 7, 24-25

Kovalevskaja, M.F. 1940: The application of the method of wounding. Main conclusions from the scientific research work of the State Research Institute for the Sugar Industry (VNIS) for, Vsesojuznyi N-I Institut Sakharnoi Promyslennosti (Sci. Inst. Sug. Ind.),Moscow-Leningrad, 1940. 261-62

Pierce, J.A. 1935: The application of the microquinhydrone electrode to the determination of the pH of the aqueous humor of rachitic and normal rats. Journal of Biological Chemistry 111: 501-506

Wyllie, J. 1940: The application of the photelometer to Kay and Graham's phosphatase test. Canadian Publ Health Jour 31(3): 147-155

Schwarze, P. 1940: The application of the refractometric method of fat determination to serial Investigations of breeding material. Zuchter 12: 164-67

Collins, M.A.; White, L.M.; Chilson, W.H.; Turner, H.G.; Rice, J.R. 1939: The application of the resazurin test in determining the quality of raw milk and cream. Ass. Bull. (Int. Ass. Milk Dlrs.). 31: 104-119

Tselle, M.A. 1938: The application of the serological method for estimating resistance in sunflower varieties. Selektsija i Semenovodstvo (Breeding and Seed Growing). 12, 12-13

Khudyna, I.P. 1939: The application of the serological method to the study of viras diseases of Tobacco. The A. I. Mikoyan pan-Soviet Sci. Res. Inst. Tob. and Indian Tob. Ind. (VITIM), Krasnodar, Publ 137: 13-30

Nair, K.R. 1940: The application of the technique of analysis of covariance to field experiments with several missing or mixed-up plots. Indian J. Stat 4: 581-588

Burton, A.C. 1934: The application of the theory of heat flow to the study of energy metabolism. Jour Nutrition 7(5): 497-533

Parsons, H.H. 1942: The application of tractor and allied equipment in the logging field. For. Chron 18: 82-5

Mcwhorter, F.P.; Miller, P.W. 1944: The application of vapor heat as a practical means of disinfecting seeds. Phytopathology 34: 935-6

Maksimcuk, L.P. 1935: The application of vernalization in breeding winter crops. Bull. Vsesojuz. Akad. S.-H. Nauk, 6, 26-7

Scales, P.M.; Kemp, M. 1939: The application of wetter water to dairy and milk plant use. Ann Rept New York State Assoc Dairy And Milk Inspectors : 79-94

Nicholas, D.J.D.; Jones, J.O. 1945: The application oi rapid chemical tests to plant tissues in the diagnosis of deficiencies oi mineral nutrients. Progress report I. Rep. agric. hort. Res. Sta. Bristol 1945. 84-97

Fitz, F. 1935: The application to the colorimeter of the Schoenheimer and Sperry method for the determination of total and free cholesterol. Journal of Biological Chemistry 109(2): 523-527

Anonymous 1942: The appraisal of market values of merchantable timber. W. Cst. Lumberm, 69: 10, 26, 28-9

Jolliffe, N.; Most, R.M. 1943: The appraisal of nutritional status. Vitamins and Hormones 1: 59-107

Dann, W.J.; Darby, W.J. 1945: The appraisal of nutritional status (nutriture) in humans, with especial reference to vitamin deficiency diseases. Physiol. Rev 25: 326-346

Lane, C. 1935: The appraisement of hookworm-killing drugs. Lancet, CCXXVIII: 5834, 1459-1464

Karaylanoglu, T.; Kenar, L.; Ortatatl, M.; Oztuna, A. 2006: The approach of NBC laboratory to anthrax suspected package: case report. Turk Hijyen ve Deneysel Biyoloji Dergisi 63(1/3): 165-169

Alten, F.; Gottwick, R. 1942: The appropriateness of the methods of Reimann and of Ewers for determination of starch.. Bodenk. PflErnahr 27: 149-161

Ayrshire Digest. 1942: The approved Ayrshire sire program. Ayrah. Digest. 28(12): 25-28

Hilditch, T.P.; Meara, M.L. 1942: The approximate computation of mixed glycerides present in natural fats from the proportions of their component fatty acids. J. Soc. Chem. Indust 61: 117-125

Bartlett, M.S. 1938: The approximate recovery of information from replicated field experiments with large blocks. J. Agric. Sci 28: 418-427

Williams, R.J. 1942: The approximate vitamin requirements of human beings. Journal American Medicine Assoc 119(1): 1-3

Casella, D. 1934: The apricot. Ann. Staz. Agrum. Fruit. Acireale. 1: 123-48

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Kemularia Natadze, L.M. 1938: The arborescent hazel in Georgia and its hybrids. Trudy Tbiliss Botanichesk Inst Trav Inst Botany Tbilissi Tiflis 6: 1-24

Reed, H.S.; Fremont, M.T. 1934: The arbuscles of endotrophic mycorrhiza. Comptes Rendus des Seances de la Societe de Biologie et de ses Filiales 116: 201-202

Dubrovskii, A.N. 1937: The arctic fox and the industry in Novaya Zemlya. Trud. arkt. Inst 77: 7-31

Kivinen, E. 1945: The area of arable land in Finland. Maataloust. Aikakausk 17: 22-31

Buisman, C.J. 1934: The area of distribution of the Ceratostomella (Graphium) Elm disease. Meded. Phytopath. Lab.' Willie Commelin Scholten', Baarn, Holland 13: 35-46

Turrell, F.M. 1936: The area of the internal exposed surface of dicotyledon leaves. American Journal of Botany 23(4): 255-264

Mctaggart, A. 1939: The areas of Australia in which the establishment of exotic plants is or appears to be practicable. Australia Counc Sci And Indust Res Jour 12(2): 151-154

Fischer, A.; Sengbusch, R.V. 1935: The areas of cultivation of the lupin in the world, and especially in Europe. Zuchter 7: 284-93, 321-24

Pihkala, K.U. 1943: The areas under cultivation and the possibilities of obtaining a more accurate evaluation. Maataloust. Aikakausk 15: 1-24

Molegode, W. 1944: The arecanut in Ceylon. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 100: 102-105

Costa, J.V.B.D.Boaven-Tura, F.T. 1938: The areo-metric method of mechanical analysis of soils.. An. Inst. Sup. Agron. Lisboa. 9: 425-431

Gale, E.F. 1945: The arginine, omithine and carbon dioxide requirements of streptococci (Laneefield group. D) and their relation to arginine dihydrolase activity. Brit. J. exp. Path 26: 225-233

Gale, E.F. 1945: The arginine, ornithine and carbon dioxide requirements of streptococci (Lancefield group D) and their relation to arginine dihydrolase activity. Brit. J. Exp. Pathol 26: 225-233

Bouchet. 1937: The army carrier pigeon. Rev. Med. vet, Toulouse 89: 596-612; 657-673

Todd, W.C. 1944: The army veterinary service for the army air forces at Mitchen Field, N.Y. J. Amer. vet. med. Ass 105: 385-390

Komm, E.; Flugel, J. 1940: The aroma of bread. III. Golorimetric method for estimation of diacetyl, acetylmethylcarbinol and butylene glycol in baked goods. Z. Untersuch. Lebensmut 79: 246-250

Gubin, A.F.; Smaragdova, N.P. 1940: The aromatic feeding of the honey bee and its significance in clover pollination. Dokl. Vsesojuz. Akad. Seljskohoz Nauk, 8, 44-8

Freudenberg, K. 1944: The aromatic nature of lignin in wood. Cellulosechemie 22: 117

Kaden, O.F. 1935: The arrangement of cacao tree types for purposes of breeding and estimating their value. Tropenpflanzer 38: 367-78

Duerden, J.E. 1939: The arrangement of fibre follicles in some mammals, with special reference to the Ovidae. Trans Roy Soc Edinburgh 59(3): 763-771

Kirsanov, A.T. 1942: The arrangement of liming experiments and the calculation of the resalts.. Pedology 3-4, 12-41

Ziegenspeck, H. 1938: The arrangement of the micellae in turges-cence mechanisms. Part I. The stomata (with phylogenetic observations). Bot. Arch 39: 268-309

Day, P.L.; Dabby, W.J.; Coscrove, K.W. 1938: The arrest of nutntianal cataract by the use of riboflavin. J.Nutrition. 15: 83-90

Jones, C.R.; Dawson, E.C. 1945: The arsenic content of grain dried directly with flue gas. Analyst 70: 256-257

Thom, C.; Raper, K.B. 1932: The Arsenic Fungi of Gosio. Science 76(1980): 548-550

Bell, G.D.H. 1937: The art and science of plant breeding. Agric. Progr., 1937. 14: 126-35

Jones, M.G. 1933: The art of grazing and its effect on the sward. Imp. Bur. Plant Genet. Herb. Plants, 10, 13-6

Anonymous 1938: The art of irrigation. Int. Sug. J 40: 131-133

Hunt, R.W. 1936: The art of spraying citrus trees. Calif. Citrogr, 21: 375

Voroncov, V.E. 1939: The art of tea scenting. State Tea and Sub-Tropical Crops Res. Inst. Tiflis, 125

Bressou, C.; Vladutiu, O. 1944: The arteries, veins and bile ducts of the liver of the cat. Rec. Med. vet 120: 161-167

Martini, E. 1921: The artificial Breeding of Mosquitos and Simuliids. Arch. Schiffs-u. Trop.-Hyg, Leipsic 25(4): 120-121

Gosswald 1933: The artificial Dissemination of the red Wood Ant, F. rufa, with particular Regard to its Bionomics and Ecology. Forstwiss. Zbl 55: 333-340

Jordan, K.H.C. 1916: The artificial Infestation of Individuals of the first Generation of Clysia ambiguella and Polychrosis botrana with Insect Parasites. Zeitschr. f. Pflanzenkrankheiten. Stuttgart 26(6-7): 428-429

Alden, C.H.; Farlinger, D.F. 1931: The artificial Rearing and Colonization of Trichogramma minutum. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 24(2): 480-483

Joachim, A.W.R. 1933: The artificial colouring and ripening of fruit. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 81: 75-85

Hafiz Khan, A. 1925: The artificial development of sporophores of Polyporus gilvus (Schw.) Fr. & Pat. Indian Forester 51(5): 205-207

Fernandes, D.A. 1940: The artificial drying of Java Wattle-bark (Acacia decurrens).. Tectona 33: 465-81

Schnellbach, O. 1931: The artificial drying of forage crops. Mthly. Bull. Agric. Sci. Pract, 11, 436-8T

Visser, R.H. 1937: The artificial drying of grass. Land-bouwk. Tijdschr 49: 839-43

Dyckerhoff, H. 1936: The artificial drying of green forage plants. Mitt. Landw 51: 940-1

Woodman, H.E. 1935: The artificial drying of young grass. J. Minist. Agric 41: 1049-57

Burger, H. 1944: The artificial establishment of Oak stands.. Mitt. schweiz. Anst. forstl. Versuchsw 23(2): 282-373

Bolz 1940: The artificial feeding of horses. Tiemrztl Rundsch 46: 489-491

Mottram, J.C. 1937: The artificial feeding of trout. Game and Gun 14: 114-115

Manacop, P.R. 1937: The artificial fertilization of dangit, Amphacanthus oramin (Bloch and Schneider). Philipp. J. Sci 62: 229-237

Jager, F.; Howard, C.W. 1914: The Artificial Fertilization of Queen Bees. Science 40(1037): 720

Behr, L. 1939: The artificial immunization of plants. Umschau 43: 48, 1039-1040

Prokopenko, N.E. 1935: The artificial increase of germinability in unripe seeds. Semenovodstvo, 8, 29-31

Prokopenko, N.E. 1935: The artificial increase of germination capacity in unripe seeds. Semenovodstvo, 8, 29-31

Folley, S.J.; Malpress, F.H. 1944: The artificial induction of lactation in the bovine by the subcutaneous implantation of synthetic oestrogen tablets. With addendum Fracture of the pelvic bones in bovines implanted with tablets of synthetic oestrogens by A. T. Gowie. J. Endocr 4: 1-18

Hertwig, P. 1932: The artificial induction of mutations and its theoretical and practical results. Z. indukt. Abstamm.u. VererbLehre 61: 1-35

Papalasvili, G.M. 1935: The artificial induction of mutations in farm animals. V. Stability of spermatozoa and the genetic effects of X-rays in the rabbit. Bid. Z, Mosk., 4: 929-932

Wellensiek, S.J. 1941: The artificial induction of mutations with colchicine. Landbouwk. Tijdschr, Wageningen 53: 535-43

Simanin, P.I. 1927: The artificial infection of Anopheles maculipennis, Mg. with Plasmodium praecox and P. vivax.. Russ. Jl. Trop. Med, Moscow 5(3): 142-150

Mascheroni, E. 1942: The artificial insemination of animals in Italy. Ital. agric 79: 373-379

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Kolff, W.J.; Berk, H.T.J. 1944: The artificial kidneys : a dialyser with a great area. Acta med. scand 117: 121-134

Sansone, F. 1929: The artificial production and control of tracheo-alternariosis of Tomato in the Campania. Boll. R. Staz. Pat. Veg., N.S 9(4): 397-408

Callenbach, E.W.; Murphy, R.R.; Hiller, C.A. 1932: The artificial propagation of Ring-necked pheasants. Poultry Sci 11: 150-157

Smith, W.H. 1939: The artificial ripening of Monarch plums. Dept Sci And Indust Res Ann Rept Food Invest Bd 1938: 165-169

Gassner, G.; Straib, W. 1931: The artificial rust infection of field plants and its importance to the plant breeder. Der Zuchter 3(7): 240-243

Holmes, J.M. 1939: The artificial stimulation of soil movement. J. Aust. Inst. Agric. Sci 5: 84-89

Mcfadden, E.S.; Sears, E.R. 1945: The artificial synthesis of Triticum spelta. Genetics 30: 14

Geith, R. 1936: The artificial watering of pastures. Results of five years' experimentation by the Grassland Research Institute, Leipzig. Jb. Erfahr. Weidew 12: 64-79

Martini, M. 1935: The artillery horse. Nuova Vet 13: 376-379

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Fincke, M.L.; Sherman, H.C. 1935: The availability of calcium from some typical foods. Journal of Biological Chemistry 110(2): 421-428

Lunde, G.; Lee, J. 1940: The availability of calcium in fish and fish bones. Tidsskr. Kjemi Bergveaen. 20: 16-17

Kung, L.C.; Yeh, H.L.; Adolph, W.H. 1938: The availability of calcium in vegetable food materials. Chinese Jour Physiol 13(3): 307-315

Rogers, H.T. 1942: The availability of certain forms of organic phosphorus to plants and their de-phosphorylation by exo-enzyme systems of growing roots and by soil catalysts. Iowa St. Coll. J. Sci 17: 108-110

Turchin, F.V. 1938: The availability of citrate-soluble phosphate to plants. Trudy Nauch. Inst. Udob 141: 256-261

Schultze, M.O.; Elvehjem, C.A.; Hart, E.B. 1934: The availability of copper in various compounds as a supplement to iron in hemoglobin formation. Journal of Biological Chemistry 106(2): 735-744

Berg, C.P. 1936: The availability of d(-)lying for growth. J. Nutrition. 12: 671-676

D.V.gneaud, V.; Sealock, R.R.; Van Etten, C. 1932: The availability of d-tryptophane and its acetyl derivative to the animal body. Journal of Biological Chemistry 98: 565-575

Fishman, J.B.; White, A. 1936: The availability of dl-amino-N-methylhistidine for growth. Journal of Biological Chemistry 113(1): 175-179

Neuberger, A.; Sanger, F. 1944: The availability of epsilon -acetyl-d-lysine and epsilon -methyl-dl-lysine for growth. Biochem. J 38: 125-129

Ayres, A.S. 1939: The availability of insoluble phosphates to sugar cane. Hawaii. Plant. Rec 43: 45-56

Elvehjem, C.A.; Hart, E.B.; Sherman, W.C. 1933: The availability of iron from different sources for hemoglobin formation. Journal of Biological Chemistry 103(1): 61-70

Ascham, L.; Speirs, M.; Maddox, D. 1938: The availability of iron in various foods. Jour Nutrition 16(5): 425-436

Tommasi, G. 1940: The availability of nitrogen in soil.. Ital. Agric 77: 531-539

Ganzha, B.A. 1940: The availability of potassium and nitrogen of the different horizons of podzolized soils.. Trans. Dokuchaev Inst 21: 53-66

Paauw, F.Van Der. 1942: The availability of potassium in greatly impoverished soil. Versl. Rijkslandb- Proefsta. Groningen, 363-406

Sanfourche, A.; Tallibart, B. 1939: The availability of raw rock phosphate.. C.R. Acad. Agric 25: 953-959

Spitzer, R.R.; Phillips, P.H. 1945: The availability of soybean oil meal phosphorus for the rat. Jour Nutrition 30(2): 117-126

Neuberger, A.; Sanger, F. 1943: The availability of the acetyl derivatives of lysine for growth. Biochemical Journal 37(4): 515-518

Barrentine, B.F.; Maynard, L.A.; Loosli, J.K. 1944: The availability of the calcium and phosphorus of defluorinated rock phosphate for the rat. J. Nutrition. 27: 35-42

Kelly, J. 1943: The availability of the calcium of some New Zealand vegetables. Jour Nutrition 25(3): 303-308

Horwitt, M.K.; Cowgill, G.R.; Mendel, L.B. 1936: The availability of the carbohydrates and fats of the green leaf together with some observations on crude fiber. J. Nutrition. 13: 255-273

Ascham, L.; Speirs, M.; Maddox, D. 1939: The Availability of the Iron in Dried Peas and Beans. Science 90(2347): 596-597

Kinder, F.Y.; Mueller, W.S.; Mitchell, H.S. 1942: The availability of the iron of cocoa and of iron-fortified cocoa mixtures. Jour Dairy Sci 25(5): 401-408

Fishbein, W.; Calvin, J.K.; Heumann, J. 1938: The availability of the iron of grape juice. Arch. Pediat 55: 42-45

Anonymous 1940: The availability of the phosphorus of different soil horizons. Iowa Agric. Expt. Sta. Field Projects in Agronomy, 33-35

Fraps, G.S.; Fudge, J.F. 1940: The availability of the potash of the soil as measured by pot experiments with corn. Soil Science Society American Proceedings 4: 205-208

Horwitt, M.K.; Cowgill, G.R.; Mendel, L.B. 1936: The availability of the proteins and inorganic salts of the green leaf. J. Nutrition 12: 237-254

Lo, T.Y.; Wu, C.H. 1942: The availability of the proteins of Kweichow leafy vegetables. J. Chinese Chem. Soc 9: 108-111

Seegers, W.H. 1935: The availability of tissue nutrients after alcohol extraction and after heating. Journal of Biological Chemistry 109: IXXX-LXXXI

Parsons, H.T.; Williamson, A.; Johnsonn, M.L. 1945: The availability of vitamins from yeasts. 1. The absorption of thiamine by human subjects from various types of bakers' yeast. J. Nutrition. 29: 373-381

Parsons, H.T.; Foeste, A.; Gilberg, H. 1945: The availability of vitamins from yeasts. 2. The accessibility to rats for growth of the thiamine in various types of bakers yeast. J. Nutrition. 29: 383-389

Neller, J.R. 1935: The availability to crops of the nitrogen of Everglades peat. Trans 3rd Inter-nat. Congr. Soil Sci 1: 421-3

Midgley, A.R.; Dunklee, D.E. 1945: The availability to plants of phosphates applied with cattle manure. Vi. Agric. Expt. Sta. Bull, 525: 22

Chirikov, F.V.; Volkova, V.V. 1941: The availability to plants of the phosphoric acid of different forms of soil phosphate.. Vest. Udob. Agrotekh. Agropochvoved, 3, 115-133

Olson, 0. E.; Moxon, A.L. 1939: The availability, to crop plants, of different forms of selenium in the soil. Soil Sci 47(4): 305-311

Widdowson, E.M.; McCance, R.A. 1935: The available carbohydrate of fruits: Determination of glucose, fructose, sucrose and starch. Biochemical Journal 29(1): 151-156

Cheng, L.T.; Tao, H. 1944: The available carbohydrate of whole wheat and whole rice. J. Chinese Chem. Soc 11: 131-134

Goyco, J.A. 1944: The available iron in some tropical foodstuffs. Puerto Rico J. Pub. Health. 19: 502-503

Kling, M.; Engels, O.; Imhoff, A. 1937: The available phosphorus and potash in the cultivated soil horizon and the subsoil. Das Superphosphat 13: 104-107

Cheng, L.T.; Yang, C.H.; Wang, T.P. 1944: The available protein of whole wheat and whole rice. J. Chinese Chem. Soc 11: 135-138

Allyn, R.B.; Work, R.A. 1941: The availameter and its use in soil moisture control. I. The instrument and its use. Soil Sci 51: 307-22

Allyn, R.B.; Work, R.A. 1941: The availameter and its use in soil moisture control. II. Calibration methods. Soil Sci 51(5): 391-406

Kunemann, J.H. 1939: The avenue system and its relation to production.. Bergcultures 13: 844-853

Wilhelmj, C.M.; Henrich, L.C.; Neigus, I.; Hill, F.C. 1934: The average composition of human duodenal secretion. Amer. J. Physiol 109: 112-113

Milam, D.F.; Darby, W.J. 1945: The average diet of a southern county and its effects on nutritional status. Sth. med. J, Birmingham, Ala 38(2): 117-125

Morgan, R.S.; Pritchard, H. 1937: The average vitamin A and vitamin D potency of batter. Analyst 62: 354-362

Parodi, E. 1935: The avocado. Ital. agric 72: 865-81

Wardlaw, C.W. 1938: The avocado Persea americana Mill) in the West Indies. Tropical Agriculture 15: 225-226

L.Roux, J.C. 1940: The avocado in South Africa. Fmg S. Afr 15: 89-92; 147-9

L.Roux, J.C. 1940: The avocado in South Africa: II. The establishment and management of the orchard, and marketing. Farm. S. Africa 15: 147-149

Sala Roqueta, R. 1942: The avocado on the Spanish Mediterranean coast. Anal. Esc. Agric, Barcelona 2: 349-78

Lambourne, J. 1934: The avocado pear. Malayan Agric Jour 22(3): 131-140

Eckert, J.E. 1945: The avoidance of bee poisoning. Gleanings in Bee Culture 73(4): 129-131, 175

Needham, J. 1933: The avoidance of ketosis in the cleidoic egg. J. Physiol, 77: 41P-42P

Knudsen, K.A. 1937: The back. Ugeskr. Loeger. 99: 398-400

Regnier, V. 1935: The back-cross of Leghorn. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 120: 929-932

Briggs, F.N. 1935: The backcross method in plant breeding. Journal American Society Agron 27(12): 971-973

Glaser, R.W. 1940: The bacteria-free culture of a nematode parasite. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 43(3): 512-514

Stapp, C. 1938: The bacterial agent of a leaf spot disease of Begonias and its relationship with Pseudo-monas campestris, the agent of vein-blackening of Cabbage. Arb. biol Anst. (Reichsanst.), Berl. 22(3): 379-397

Fraser, H.F.; Topping, N.H.; Isbell, H. 1940: The bacterial assay of riboflavin in the urine and tissues of normal and depleted dogs and rats. Public Health Reports 55(7): 280-289

Zaumeyer, W.J. 1930: The bacterial blight of Beans caused by Bacterium phaseoli. U.S. Dept. of Agric. Tech. Bull, 186: 36

Kotte, W. 1927: The bacterial blight of Tobacco, a new plant disease for Germany. Deutsche Landw. Presse. 54(51): 714-715

Kotte, W. 1927: The bacterial blight of Tobacco, its cause and control. Badisches Landw, Wochenbl 95(40): 577-578

Burkholder, W.H. 1921: The bacterial blight of the Bean, a systemic disease. Phytopath 11(2): 61-69

Koning, H.C. 1938: The bacterial canker of Poplars. Meded. phytopath. Lab. Scholten 14: 3-42

Kotte, W. 1930: The bacterial canker of Tomato, a new plant disease for Germany. Zeitschr. fur Pflanzenkrankh. u. Pflanzenschutz. 40(1-2): 51-56

Caporale, G. 1941: The bacterial content of bovine semen collected in the artificial vagina. Fecond. artif, Milano 3(4): 7-11

Bryan, C.S. 1942: The bacterial content of goat milk. American Journal of Veterinary Research 3(6): 92-95

Natvig, H. 1942: The bacterial content of ice cream. Nord. hyg. Tidskr 23(5): 9

Lythgoe, H.C. 1940: The bacterial count of goat milk of known purity and the seasonal variation in the copper serum refractive index. Abstr. Pap. Amer. chem. Soc, Massachusetts Dept. Publ. Hlth., I4A-I5A

Defilippis, V. 1939: The bacterial count of raw milk. (Some irreducible factors in the bacterial count and their seasonal incidence.). Igiene mod 32(10): 455-517

Burns, A.C. 1925: The bacterial deterioration of Cotton during damp storage. Journ. Text. Inst 16(6): T 185-T 196

Fahmy, T.; Mikhail, T. 1925: The bacterial disease of Wheat caused by Pseudomonas tritici (Hutchinson.). Agric. Journ. Egypt 1(1): 64-72

Lendeijer, E.J. 1933: The bacterial disease of the Willow (caused by Pseudomonas saliciperda n. sp.). Phytopath. Zeitschr 6(4): 371-374

Heim, R.; Lami, R. 1933: The bacterial disease of the Zosterae: distribution and predisposing factors. Comptes rendus Acad. d' Agric. de France. 19(20): 738-742

Burkholder, W.H. 1930: The bacterial diseases of the Beau. A comparative study. Cornell Agric. Exper. Stat. Mem, 127: 88

Hay, J.R. 1941: The bacterial flora and disinfection of teat cups. American Journal of Veterinary Research 2(4): 297-304

Sherwood, I.R. 1939: The bacterial flora of New Zealand Cheddar cheese. Jour Dairy Res 10(3): 426-448

Mosimann, W. 1944: The bacterial flora of fresh and dried calves' stomachs, with special reference to the thermophilic flora. Ann Agric Suisse 45(8): 715-801

Garrard, E.H.; Truscott, J.H.L.; Conner, J.W. 1945: The bacterial flora of low-acid vegetables canned at 212 degrees F. 1. A preliminary study of the effects of various processing procedures. Canad. J. Res. F. 23: 231-238

Rowlands. A.; Provan, A.L 1941: The bacterial flora of milk pasteurised by the in bottle process. Abstr. Proc. Soc. agric. Bact, 29-30

Westphal, W. 1943: The bacterial flora of salted intestine. Z. Fleisch u. Milchhyg 53: 102-107

Lima Romero, J.J. 1941: The bacterial flora of sugar. Tecn Azucareros Cuba Mem Con Anual 15: 155-167

Arnold, L. 1933: The bacterial flora within the stomach and small intestine. The effect of experimental alterations of acid-base balance and of the age of the subject. American Journal of the Medical Sciences 186: 471-480

Kovacevski, I.C. 1931: The bacterial leaf blight of Sudan Grass and Broomcorn. Agricultural Thought, Sofia 2(3): 51-64

Boodle, L.A. 1923: The bacterial nodules of the Rubiaceae. Kew Bull. Misc. Inform 9: 346-348

Rosen, H.R. 1922: The bacterial pathogen of Corn stalk. Rot,-Phytopath. 12(10): 497-498

Rice, J.W. 1942: The bacterial population of paper milk containers in relation to methods of moisture proofing. Tech Bulletin New York State Geneva Agric Exp Sta 263: 1-29

Stewart, A.P.; Jr.; Sharp, P.F. 1944: The bacterial reduction of dehydroascorbic acid and its application to the determination of true vitamin G. Abstr. Pap. Amer. chew. Soc, Sept. 3A-4A

Stapp, C. 1927: The bacterial ring rot of the Potato. Biol. Reichsanst. fur Land-und Forstwirtsch. Ftugbl, 36: 5th ed, 4

Geray. 1925: The bacterial rot of Cauliflower. Journ. d'Agric. Prat 89(51): 501-502

Van Hall, C.J.J.; Schwarz, M.B.atrice 1926: The bacterial rot of Orchids. Indische Culturen (Teysmannia) 11(9): 240-241

Yoshy, H. 1926: The bacterial soft rot of Pepper.. Journ. Agric. Exper. Stat., Chosen, Korea 14: 1-15

Roberts, J.W.; Pierce, L. 1922: The bacterial spot of Peach. Trans. Illinois State Hort. Soc 56: 78-87

Higgins, B.B. 1922: The bacterial spot of Pepper. Phytopath 12(11): 501-516

Yoshii, H. 1928: The bacterial spot of Pepper.. Journ. Plant Protect 15: 434-438

Stapp, C. 1937: The bacterial stem blight of Peas. Zbl. Bakt 96(1-4): 1-17

Geljcer, F.Ju. 1945: The bacterial treatment of legume and grass seed, and its influence on the yield of herbage and on soil structure. Pocvovedenie, 8, 421-6

Petri, L. 1924: The bacterial tumours of the Aleppo Pine. Ann. R. Ist. Sup. Forest. Naz, 9: 43

Stapp, E. 1927: The bacterial wilt disease of Beans. Nachrichtenbl. Deutsch. Pflauschutzdienst 7(9): 88-90

Mcclean, A.P.D. 1930: The bacterial wilt disease of Peanuts (Arachis hypogaea L.). S. Africa Dept. of Agric. Sci. Bull, 87: 14

Palo, M.A.; Calinisan, M.R. 1939: The bacterial wilt of the Abaca (Manila Hemp) plant in Davao. I. Nature of the disease and pathogenicity tests. Philipp. J. Agric 10(4): 373-395

North, D.S. 1930: The bacterial-vascular diseases of Sugar Cane. Proc. Third Congress Internat. Soc. Sugar Cane Technologists. 142-146

North, D.S. 1929: The bacterial-vascular diseases of Sugar-Cane. A paper read before the Third Conference, International Society of Sugar-Cane Technologists, Sourabaya, Java. Facts about Sugar 24(37): 880-881

Simmons, S.W. 1935: The bactericidal Properties of Excretions of the Maggot of Lucilia sericaia. Bull. ent. Res, London, 26: pt. 4, 559-563

Schmidt, G. 1942: The bactericidal action of anemonin. Z. ImmunForsch 102: 233-237

Puck, T.T.; Robertson, O.H.; Lemon, H.M. 1943: The Bactericidal Action of Propylene Glycol Vapor on Microorganisms Suspended in Air : Ii. the Influence of Various Factors on the Activity of the Vapor. Journal of Experimental Medicine 78(5): 387-406

Faulkner, G.H. 1944: The bactericidal action of stilboestrol on tubercle bacilli. American Rev Tuberc 50(2): 167-175

Hoffmann, C.E.; Rahn, O. 1944: The bactericidal and bacteriostatic action of crystal violet. Journal of Bacteriology 47(2): 177-186

Miller, F.; Petersen, A. 1944: The bactericidal and growth-inhibiting effect of polythiosol and euthiosol on Staphylocoeeus aureus. Acta path. microbiol. scand 21: 596-608

Dikusar, M.M. 1945: The bactericidal effect of humus.. Dokl. Nauch. Konf. Timiriazev. S.-Kh. Akad 2: 136-139

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Wolochow, H.; Thornton, H.R.; Hood, E.G. 1941: The bacteriological analysis of creamery waters. Canadian Dairy And Ice Cream Jour 20(2): 23

Eyre, J. 1933: The Bacteriological Analysis of Winkles (Littorina Spp.) as they Arrive in the Market. Journal of Hygiene 33(1): 1-11

Westphal, A.; Marschall, F. 1941: The bacteriological basis of amoebic dysentery in eats. Virchows Arch 308: 23-44

E.G.eriany, M.G.; Kani, S. 1940: The bacteriological control of ice-cream in Cairo. Lab And Med Progr 1(2): 199-200

Rowlands, A.; Provan, A.L. 1941: The bacteriological control of pasteurized milk. II. Dairy Industr 6(5): 134-138

Crossley, E.L. 1944: The bacteriological examination of factory plant surfaces by swab methods. Proceedings Society Agric Bad Gr Brit 15: 16-21

Hofstra, K. 1941: The bacteriological examination of meat. Tijdschr. Diergeneesk 68: 960-966

Thomas, S.B.; Davies, E.; Davies, M. 1945: The bacteriological examination of washed milk churns. Abstr. Proc. Soc. appl. Bact, 67-68

Sherman, J.M.; Cameron, G.M.; White, J.C. 1941: The bacteriological spoilage of milk held near the freezing point. J. Dairy Sci 24(6): 526-527

Martins, A.F. 1941: The bacteriological standard of milk in Sao Paulo. Rev. Inst. Adolfo Lutz 50(2): 304-356

Ferguson, J. 1940: The bacteriology of acute mastitis. Cornell Vet 30(3): 299-309

Fowler, E.P. 1941: The Bacteriology of Acute Otitis Media and its Course under New and Old Methods of Treatment. Canadian Medical Association Journal 44(4): 372-380

Foster, E.M.; Garey, J.C.; Frazier, W.C. 1942: The bacteriology of brick cheese. II. Comparison of washed-curd and conventional methods of manufacture. J. Dairy Sci 25(4): 313-321

Foster, E.M.; Garey, J.C.; Frazier, W.C. 1942: The bacteriology of brick cheese. III. The bacteria involved in ripening. J. Dairy Sci 25(4): 323-333

Gunsalus, I.C.; Campbell, J.J.R.; Beck, G.H.; Salisbury, G.W. 1944: The bacteriology of bull semen. II. The effect of bacteria upon rapid tests for semen quality. J. Dairy Sci 27: 357-364

Gunsalus, I.C.; Campbell, J.J.R.; Beck, G.H.; Salisbury, G.W. 1944: The bacteriology of bull semen. II. The effect on bacteria upon rapid tests for semen quality. J. Dairy Sci 27: 357-364

Nichols, A.A. 1936: The bacteriology of canned milk products. Chem and Indust London 55(12): 78t-80t

Crossley, E.L. 1939: The bacteriology of clotted cream. Agric Progr 16(1): 38-44

Crossley, E.L. 1938: The bacteriology of spray dried milk powder. Abstr. Proc. Soc. agric. Bact, 9-10

Leroux, L. 1927: The bacteriophage in plants. Rev, Gen. des Sciences 37(3): 67-68

Sibilta, C. 1926: The bacteriophage in relation to plant pathology. Boll. R. Staz. Pat. Veg 6(3): 200-209

Biberdleva, Mme, M.P. 1936: The bacteriophage of Bact. mon, the etiologic agent of Mulberry bacteriosis. Microbiol 5(4): 590-591

Whitehead, H.R.; Hunter, G.J.E. 1939: The bacteriophage-organism relationships in the group of lactic streptococci. J. Dairy Res 10: 403-409

Perotti, R. 1923: The bacteriorrhiza. Riv. di Biol 5(4): 497-501

Et Erichsen, M.C. 1943: The bacteriostatic action of ionic irradiation as shown by respiratory studies. Ann Inst Pasteur paris 69: 189-192

Smith, N.R.; Dawson, V.T. 1944: The bacteriostatic action of rose bengal in media used for plate counts of soil fungi. Soil Sci 58(6): 467-471

Cauda, A. 1927: The bacterium causing the brown discoloration of submerged wood ( Bacterium, acrosporigenes humi Ifaciens Cauda). Nuoco Giorn. Bot. ltal 34(1): 182-183

Mendes, C.T. 1944: The bagging of the fruit of peaches. Rev. Agric. S. Paulo 19: 235-9

Schick, R. 1930: The baking capacity of wheat and its improvement by breeding. Der Zuchter 2: 72-80

Nolte, L.W. 1941: The baking industry-a market for dry milk. Nat. Butt. Cheese J 32(12): 14-15

Hickinbotham, A.R. 1934: The baking qualities of Australian wheats. No. 4. The quality of (a) commercial samples of South Australian wheat and (b) some pure lines of Ford. J. Dep. Agric. S. Aust 38: 190-200

Breakwell, E.J. 1934: The baking quality of Australian wheats. No. 3. Breeding wheats of better baking quality. J. Dept. Agric. S. Aust 37: 1532-39

Akerman, A. 1931: The baking quality of Swedish wheats and the possibility of improving it by breeding. Der Zuchter 3: 1-8

Samuel, L.W. 1939: The baking quality of wheat fertilised with minor elements in Western Australia. J. Dept. Agric. W. Aust 16: 418-422

Silvela, F. 1935: The baking quality of wheats. Agricultura. Madrid 7: 719-24

Nicolas, G. 1933: The baking quality of wheats of the South-West region. Selectionneur 2: 51-54

Desprez, F. 1935: The baking value of wheats. Vie Agric. Rur 24: 142-44

Larose, E. 1936: The baking value of wheats. The importance of the question for Belgium. Ann. Gembl 42: 77-140

Shive, J.W. 1941: The balance of ions and oxygen tension in nutrient substrates for plants. Soil Sci 51(6): 445-458

Fridman, N.G.; Antipov-Karataev, I.N. 1940: The balance of nutrients in dark chestnut soils of the Transvolga region under irrigation. Prim. U dob. Zasush. Rayon. Yugo-Vost. S.S.S.R, 182-201

Wells, H.S. 1940: The balance of physical forces which determine the rate and direction of flow of fluid through the intestinal mucosa. American Journal of Physiology 130(2): 410-419

Mather, K. 1942: The balance of polygenic combinations. Journal of Genetics 43(3): 309-336

Hagenstein, W.D. 1943: The balance wheel of industrial forestry in the Douglas Fir region. For. Chron 19: 79-86,

Mitchell, H.H.; Hamilton, T.S. 1936: The balancing of rations with respect to protein. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod: 241-252

Spafford, W.J. 1941: The bamboo reed in South Australian agriculture. J. Dept. Agric. S. Aust 45: 75-83

Parodi, L.R. 1943: The bamboos cultivated in Argentina. Rev. Argent. Agron 10: 89-110

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Toppel, J. 1935: The banana. Die Banane, Dr. Bodenbender Berlin-Steglitz, xvi + 186. Price: RM. 10

Rose, M.S.; Gardner, E.W. 1940: The banana as a food for the aged. J. Amer. Dietetic Assoc 16: 208-214

Smith, M.C.; Otis, L. 1936: The banana as a source of iron for hemoglobin formation. J. Home Econ 28: 395-398

Kervegant, D. 1931: The banana in Martinique. L' Agronomic Colonials. 168, 161-7

Barnell, H.R. 1940: The banana in relation to human nutrition. Tropical Agriculture 17: 143-146

Gaddini, L.; Ciferri, R. 1940: The banana in the oasis of Derna. Relaz. Monograf. agrar-colon, 59: 34

Jack, H.W. 1935: The banana industry in Jamaica. J. Jamaica 39: 627-39; 739-49

Leonard, E.R. 1941: The banana trade from the West Indies to Canada. Tropical Agriculture 18: 244-246

Calvino, M. 1939: The baobab and its products. Italia Agric 76(2): 105-106

Baisas, F.E. 1931: The barbirostris-hyrcanus Group of the Philippine Anopheles. Philipp. J. Sci, Manila. 44(4): 425-448. num

Korsun, F. 1940: The bark and limb per cent. of Norway Spruce.. Lesnicka Prace 19: 23-31

Pajari, K. 1942: The bark and the oil of the bark of Pinus sylvestris. Ann. Acad. sci. fenn, 59A: 6, 7-160

Bavendamm, W. 1936: The bark blight of Poplars. Tharandt. forstl Jb, kxxvii: 2, 177-179

Vshivtsev, N.N. 1940: The bark of Abies sibirica as a raw material for the production of essential oil.. Lesokhim. Prom, 3, 54-64

Sontakay, K.R. 1945: The bark-eating borer of orange. Indian Farming 6(2): 74-75

Anonymous 1941: The barking of long logs in saw-log form. Pulp Paper Mag. Can, 42: 776

Freisleben, R. 1940: The barleys and wheats of the German Hindu Kush Expedition 1935. Angewandte Botanik 22: 105-132

Schad, C.; Mayer, R. 1938: The barleys of Puy. Selectionneur 7: 73-87

Benedict, F.G.; Meyer, M.H.nderson 1932: The basal heat production of elderly women. Proceedings American Phil Society 71(4): 143-165

Rakieten, N. 1935: The basal heat production of the rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta). J. Nutrition. 10: 357-362

Greeley, P.O. 1937: The basal insulin requirement of depancreatized dogs. American Journal of Physiology 120(2): 345-349

Beaton, J.R.; Beare, J.L.; Beaton, G.H.; White, J.M.; Mchenry, E.W. 1943: The basal metabolic rate and the effects of thiouracil administration and of thyroidectomy on control and vitamin B6-deficient rats. J. Nutrition. 51: 599-608

Perek, M.; Sulman, F. 1945: The basal metabolic rate in molting and laying hens. Endocrinology 36(3): 240-243

Hanna, G.C., J. 1938: The basal metabolic rate in normal pregnancy. Amer. J. Obstet. Oynecol 35: 155-159

Eaton, A.G. 1939: The basal metabolic rate of normal individuals in New Orleans. J. Lab. Clin. Med 24: 1255-1263

Williams, W.W. 1943: The basal metabolic rate, basal body temperatures, and the ovarian cycle. American Journal of Obstet and Gynecol 46: 662

Harding, A.E.B. 1940: The basal metabolic rate: measurement of production of carbon dioxide. Lancet 238: 17-20

Benedict, F.G.; Kung, L.C.; Wilson, S.D. 1937: The basal metabolism and urinary nitrogen excretion of Chinese, Manchus and others of the Mongolian race. Chinese Jour Physiol 12(1): 67-100

Johnston, J.A.; Hunscher, H.A.; Hummel, F.C.; Bates, M.F.; Bonner, P.; Macy, I.G. 1938: The basal metabolism in pregnancy. Jour Nutrition 15(5): 513-524

Benedict, P.G.; Meyer, M.H. 1933: The basal metabolism of American born Chinese girls. Chinese J. Physiol 7: 45-60

Kilborn, L.G.; Benedict, F.G. 1937: The basal metabolism of Chinese in Szechwan. Chinese J. Physiol 11: 107-126

Mason, E.D. 1934: The basal metabolism of European women in South India and the effect of change of climate on European and South Indian women. Jour Nutrition 8(6): 695-713

Rajagopal, K. 1938: The basal metabolism of Indian and European men on the Nilgiri hills (S. India. ). Indian J. Med. Res 26: 411-426

Mukherjee, H.N.th.; Gupta, P.C.andra. 1931: The basal metabolism of Indians (Bengalis). Ind. J. Med. Res 18: 807-812

Coons, Callie Mae 1931: The basal metabolism of Oklahoma women. American Journal of Physiology 98(4): 692-697

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Siddall, A.C.; Kwok, K.C.ing 1937: The basal metabolism of Southern Chinese women. Chinese Jour Physiol 12(4): 389-396

Wising, P.J. 1934: The basal metabolism of healthy subjects in Sweden. Acta Med Scand 81(5/6): 487-510

Benedict, F.G.; Garven, H.S.D. 1936: The basal metabolism of male Chinese in Manchuria. Chinese Jour Physiol 10(1): 141-148

Lewis, R.C.; Kinsman, G.M.; Iliff, A. 1937: The basal metabolism of normal boys and girls from two to twelve years old, inclusive. Amer. J. Dis. Child 53: 348-428

Mccrery, J.; Lamb, M.W.; Bavousett, N.D. 1943: The basal metabolism of normal college women. Jour Nutrition 25(3): 245-254

Talbot, N.B.; Worocester, J. 1940: The basal metabolism of obese chiren. J. Pediat 16: 146-150

Shaw, M.M. 1933: The basal metabolism of some American Indian girls. J. Amer. Dietetic Assoc 9: 120-123

Kilborn, L.G.; Benedict, F.G. 1937: The basal metabolism of the Miao race of Kweichow. Chinese J. Physiol 11: 127-134

Riddle, O.; Smith, G.C.; Benedict, F.G. 1932: The basal metabolism of the mourning dove and some of its hybrids. American Journal of Physiology 101(2): 260-267

Rahman, S.A. 1936: The basal metabolism of young men at Hyderabad (Deccan) with a study of their physical characters. Indian J. Med. Res, 24: 173

Spence, A.W. 1932: The basal oxygen consumption of goitrous and non-goitrous rats. British Jour Exp Path 13(2): 149-156

Bowen, B.D.; Griffith, F.R., J.; Sly, G.E. 1933: The basal respiratory quotient and the effect of a high fat meal on the respiratory quotient and heat production of normal and obese individuals. J. Clin. Invest 12: 976-977

Imle, E.P. 1943: The basal rot disease of Lilies. Abstr. Thes. Cornell Univ, 370-372

Weiss, F. 1929: The basal rot of Narcissus bulbs caused by Fusarium sp. Phytopath 19(1): 99-100

Goewie, J.B.M.; Radsma, W. 1937: The basal-metabolism of different native population groups at Batavia. Arch. neerland. Physiol 22: 297-309

Mitra, R.P.; Mitra, A.K. 1940: The base binding capacities of hydrogen clays as determined by different methods. I. Indian J. Agric. Sci 10: 344-351

Millar, H.O.; Smith, F.B.; Brown, P.E. 1936: The base exchange capacity of decomposing organic matter. J. Amer. Soc. Agron 28: 753-66

Whelan, L.A. 1939: The base status of Scottish soils. II. Further studies of the effects of lime on typical soils from north-east Scotland. J. Agri. Sci 29: 306-319

Radu, I.F. 1940: The base-exchange capacity of soils. Bodenk. PflErnahr, 21/22: 574-580

Tedrow, J.C.F.; Gillam, W.S. 1941: The base-exchange capacity of the organic and inorganic fractions of several podzolic soil profiles. Soil Sci 51(3): 223-233

Galvez, N.L. 1939: The base-forming elements in soils. Philipp. Agricst 28: 143-151

Mitscherlich, E.A. 1938: The bases of chemical soil analysis. Schr. Konigsb. Gelehrt. Ges. Naturw. Kl 15: 1-14

Karasev, I. 1940: The bases of fodder-crop rotations. Soc. selj. Hoz, 3, 76-85

Haudricourt, A. 1940: The bases of potato breeding. After S. M. Bukasov. Rev. Bot. Appl 20: 97-116; 179-89

Tegtmeyer, M. 1941: The bases of selection in livestock breeding with special consideration of the performance tests at the Animal Breeding Institute of Halle University. Biologe, 389-399

Fraenkel, G.; Blewett, M. 1943: The basic Food Requirements of several Insects. J. exp. Biol, London. 20(1): 28-34

Vickery, H.B.; White, A. 1933: The basic amino acids of casein. Journal of Biological Chemistry 103(2): 413-415

Block, R.J.; Vickery, H.B. 1931: The basic amino acids of proteins. A chemical relationship between various keratins. Journal of Biological Chemistry 98: 113-117

Block, R.J. 1934: The basic amino acids of serum proteins (orosins). 4. A chemical relationship between various avian orosins. A note on some proteins of the egg. Journal of Biological Chemistry 105: 455-461

Miller, E.J. 1935: The basic amino-acids of typical forage grass proteins. Biochemical Journal 29(10): 2344-2350

Cadoret, A. 1925: The basic blue mixture for the control of mildew. Comptes Rendus Acad. d'Agric, de France. 11(24): 686-688

Elsenberger, S.; Lehrman, A.; Turner, W.D. 1940: The basic calcium phosphates and related systems. Some theoretical and practical aspects. Chem. Rev 26: 257-296

Sinoto, Y.; Sato, D. 1940: The basic caryotype and its analysis.. Bot. and Zool 8: 589-96

Wanscher, J.H. 1934: The basic chromosome number of the higher plants. New Phytol 33: 101- 26

Steiger, A.L.V. 1936: The basic coat colours in gun dogs and their genetic relation to nose and iris pigmentation. Zuchter 8: 261-271

Blanc. 1938: The basic hydrodynamic soil characteristics and their application to the agricultural utilization of waters.. C.R. Acad. Agric 24: 139-152

Cehov, V.P. 1937: The basic number of chromosomes and phylogenetic relations between genera, subtribes and tribes of the family Leguminosae. Bull. Mosk. Obsc. Ispyt. Prir, 233-40

Liskun, E.F. 1940: The basic questions of the methods of research in animal husbandry. (Feeding of farm animals and fodder production.). Kormlenie seljskohozjafotvennyh zivotnyh i kormodobyvanie, Moscow : Lenin Academy of Agricultural Sciences., 3-6

Shedd, C.K.; Collins, E.V.; Davidson, J.B. 1935: The basin method of planting row crops and a basin lister planter. Agric. Engng. St. Joseph, Mich 18: 133-6

Sciuchetti, A. 1935: The basis and implications of line breeding. Zuchtungskunde 10: 334-341

Weston, W.H.; Uppal, B.N. 1932: The basis for Sclerospora sorghi as a species. Phytopath 22(6): 573-586

Breirem, K. 1944: The basis for evaluation of feeding stuffs. K. Lantbr Akad. Tidskr. Stockh 83: 345-405

Uppal, B.N.; Weston, W.H. 1936: The basis for merging Sclerospora indica with Scl. philippinensis. Indian J. agric. Sci 6(3): 715-719

Baker, A.C. 1939: The basis for treatment of products where fruit flies are involved as a condition for entry into United States. Circ. U.S. Dep. Agric, 551: 8

Liebscher, W. 1940: The basis of animal breeding in Austria. Zuchtungskunde 15: 65-81

Christiansen-Weniger, F. 1935: The basis of arable farming in Turkey. Die Grundlagen des turkischen Ackerbaus, Leipzig : Verlag der Werkgemeinschaft, Bruderstr., Price: RM. 30.-(paper cover). RM 32.50 (linen)

Panse, E. 1943: The basis of breeding for increased winter-hardiness in wheat with special reference to the breeding work at Halle. Kuhn-Archiv. 44. 60: 402-28

Warner, J.N. 1940: The basis of quality and its detection in dairy products. Indian Fmg 1: 275-279

Luk'janenko, J. 1940: The basis of seed selection. Sotsialisticeskoe Sel'skoe Khozjaistvo (Socialistic Agriculture) Moscow, 1, 71-85

Webber, H.J. 1930: The basis of selection in the improvement of citrus nursery stock. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci 27: 114-9

Mckinlay, P.L. 1935: The basis of standard tables of body weight. Glasgow Med. J 123: 71-85

Kruger, L. 1936: The basis, value, and application of the most common breeding methods. Zuchtungskunde 11: 257-267

Hutchinson, H.P. 1935: The basket willow crop. Annu. Rep. Long Ashton Res. Sta. for 1935. 264-71

Illingworth, F. 1945: The battle against insect pests. J. Jamaica agric. Soc 49: 23-5

Milovanov, V.K. 1939: The battle for Darwinism in the field of reproduction of farm animals. Sovetsk. Zooteh, 12, 52-63

Bailey, J.S. 1944: The beach plum in Massachusetts. Bull Massachusetts Agric Expt Sta 422: 1-15

Graves, G. 1944: The beach plum, its written record. Nation Hort Mag 23(2): 73-97

Wilson, G.F. 1943: The bean aphis and its control. Jour Roy Hort Soc 68: 49-52

Fevtaud, J. 1926: The bean bruchid (Acanthoscelides obtectus Say). Rev. Zool. Agric. & appl, Bordeaux 25(11): 161-172

Bailey, S.F. 1937: The bean thrips. California Agric Exp Sta Bull 609: 1-36

Van Den Bruel, W.E. 1945: The bean weevil. Parasitica 1: 84-101

Dewitz, J. 1912: The bearing of Physiology on Economic Entomology. Bull. Ent. Research 3(4): 343-354

Burt, L.B. 1939: The bearing of Zalenski's law on conifer leaves. Trans. Kans. Acad. Sci 42: 113-21

Burrows, H. 1941: The bearing of a second litter by certain rodents without mating after the first parturition. Vet Jour 97(7): 225-229

Rattle, M.L. 1930: The bearing of cytological studies on breeding possibilities in the genus Menlha. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci, 335-36

Little, C.C. 1934: The bearing of genetic work with transplanted tumors on the genetics of spontaneous tumors in mice. Amer. J. Cancer. 22: 578-585

Gole, H.V. 1943: The bearing of grape vines. Ind. Fmg. 4: 617-9

Storey, H.H. 1931: The bearing of insect-vectors on the differentiation and classification of plant viruses. Deuxieme Congr. Internat. de Path. Comp, Paris, 471-479

Haley, D.E.; Reid, J.J. 1943: The bearing of potassium on the quality of tobacco. Soil Sci 55(1): 79-85

Lea, D.E.; Cateheside, D.G. 1945: The bearing of radiation experiments on the size of the gene. Journal of Genetics 47(1): 41-50

Secher, K. 1942: The bearing of the ascorbic acid content of the blood on the course of the blood sugar curve. Acta med. scand 110: 235-265

Sherman, H.C. 1937: The Bearing of the Results of Recent Studies in Nutrition on Health and on Length of Life. Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine 13(6): 311-323

Andrejew, S.; Georgiewsky, S. 1932: The bearing of the type of nutrition upon the fermentative powers of .intestinal fluids. 1. Amylase. Pflugers Arch 230: 33-41

Takenaka, Y. 1942: The bearing on the improvement of varieties of the relation between the genome and gigantism.. Jap. J. Genet 18: 155-56

Sen, P.K. 1943: The bearing problem of the mango and how to control it. Indian Jour Hort 1(1): 48-71

Kostina, V.N. 1938: The beat raspberry hybrids at the Mleev Experiment Station. Plodoovoscnoe Khozaistvo (Fruit and Vegetable Growing), 4, 62-63

Ives, R.L. 1942: The beaver-meadow complex. Jour Geomorph 5(3): 191-203

Anonymous 1913: The bee-moth. Gaceta Rural, Buenos Aires 7(77): 463-464

Fourie, N.F. 1938: The beef cattle industry. Fmg S. Afr 13: 224-225; 237

Hewitt, A.C.T. 1942: The beef cattle industry. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 40: 581-584

Petherbridge, F.R.; Stapley, J.H.; Thomas, I. 1938: The beet eelworm (Heterodera schachtii, Schmidt.). Journal of the Ministry of Agriculture. London 45(3): 226-236

Otoya, F.J. 1944: The beetle attacking coconut palms in the Caribbean area.. Agricultura. Bogota., 16: 1215-1219

Saalas, U. 1916: The beetle enemies of the spruce. Uppsatser i Skogsbruk redigerade av Finska Skogsvardsforeningen Tapio, Helsmgfors, 7, 8, 110-116

Anonymous 1916: The beetle of the cane-fields. -Chacarea e Quintaes. S. Paulo 15th 13(4): 248-249

Reed, C.A. 1945: The beginning of pecan growing as an orchard industry. Nat. hort. Mag 24: 213-5

Leplae, E. 1937: The beginnings of the selection of the palm Elaeis, of rubber and coffee by the administration of the state plantations and by the Ineac in the Belgian Congo. Agric. Elev. Congo Belge, 11: 70; 131-34; 148-50; 182-84

Steudel, H. 1943: The behavionr of calcium salts in metabolism. Ernahrung 8: 113-117

McClintock, B. 1939: The Behavior in Successive Nuclear Divisions of a Chromosome Broken at Meiosis. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 25(8): 405-416

Ephrussi, B. 1935: The behavior in vitro of tissues from lethal embryos. Jour Exp Zool 70(2): 197-204

Eaton, F.M.; Wilcox, L.V. 1939: The behavior of boron in soils. U.S.D.A. Tech. Bull, 696: 57

Fulton, R.A.; Busbey, R.L.; Yust, H.R. 1941: The behavior of hydrocyanic acid gas under a fumigation tent. Jour Econ Ent 34(6): 777-783

Swanson, C.P. 1943: The behavior of meiotic prophase chromosomes as revealed through the use of high temperatures. American Journal of Botany 30(6): 422-428

Sorenson, H. 1939: The behavior of mosaic on certain soils and mosaic in regard to Cane breeding. Proc. sixth Congr. int. Soc. Sug, Cane Tech., Baton Rouge, 357-360

Mounce, Irene Macrae, Ruth 1937: The behavior of pairea mono-ofFomes roseus (Alb. & Schw.)Cook and Fomes (Weir) Overh. Canad. J. Res 15(4): 154-161

Pinck, L.A.; Sherman, M.S.; Allison, F.E. 1941: The behavior of soluble organic phosphates added to soils. Soil Sci 51(5): 351-365

Sartoris, G.B. 1938: The behavior of sugarcane in relation to length of day. Proc 6th Congr. Int. Soc. Sug. Cane Tech., La 20: 796-802

Wardlaw, C.W.; Mcguire, L.P. 1930: The behaviour and diseases of the Banana in storage and transport. Tropical Agriculture 7(7): 183-189

Wardlaw, C.W.; Mcguire, L.P. 1931: The behaviour and diseases of the Banana in storage and transport with special reference to chilling. Tropical Agriculture 8(6): 139-147

Goidanich, G. 1936: The behaviour of U. pumila L. in practical agriculture and its resistance to Graphium. Boll. Staz. Pat. Veg. Roma 16: 199-207

Howland, R.B.; Glancy, E.A. 1937: The behaviour of + and v optic discs of D. virilis on grafting within the species. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 124: 783-784

Reder, B. 1936: The behaviour of B and G avitaminotic rats and the specific growth effect of vitamin B. Proc. Oklahoma Acad. Sci 16: 64-66

Ark, P.A. 1932: The behaviour of Bacillus amylovoras in soil. Phytopath 22(7): 657-660

Lefevre, P.C. 1943: The behaviour of Helopeltis orophila on adventitious and leguminous plants. Rec. Commun. I.N.E.A.C. 1, 50-7

Berde, K.V. 1929: The behaviour of Hyphomycete colonies exposed to the action of light. Arch. fur Dermatol. 158(1): 35-50

Westsik, V. 1937: The behaviour of Melilotus in calcium-deficient shifting sand soils. Koztelek 47: 962-3

Moriwaki, D. 1936: The behaviour of Plaxate. Jap. J. Genet 12: 183-188

Uphof, J.C.T. 1925: The behaviour of Pucciniopsis caricae Earle on the Papaw (Carica papaya) in Florida. Zeitschr. fur Pflansenkrankh 35(3-4): 118-122

Schick, R. 1932: The behaviour of Solanum demissum, Solatium tuberosum and their hybrids towards Pytophthora infestans of various origins. Zuchter 4: 233-37

Dusseau. 1932: The behaviour of T. haplodurum and forms originating from the same cross towards the different diseases of wheat occurring in 1932. Rev. Path. Veg 19: 8-9-10, 236-37

Zeiner, W. 1932: The behaviour of a number of summer barley crosses with regard to reaction to Ustilago nuda.. Z. Zuchtung. A.17: 229-64

East, E.M. 1933: The behaviour of a triploid in Nicotiana Tabacum. Amer. J. Bot 20: 269-89

Famiant, V.; Strada, A. 1942: The behaviour of animals fed on synthetic diets deficient in minerals. Quad, Nutrizione. 8: 116-126

Loewel, E.L.; Schubert, W. 1941: The behaviour of apple stem builders in the hard winter of 1939/40. Gartenbauwiss 15: 463-70

Mcgavack, T.H.; Drekter, I.J. 1945: The behaviour of blood cholesterol in thyrotoric patients under treatment with thiouracil. J. Lab. Clin. Med 30: 586-589

Theden, G. 1942: The behaviour of blue-stain: the moisture demands of a blue-stain fungus; the factors which prevent its attack on heartwood.. Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen der deutschen Materialprufungsanstalten 2(3): 85-8

Steudel, H. 1944: The behaviour of calcium salts in metabolism. 2. Erndhrung 9: 37-40

Ginai, M.A.J Mustafa, A.M. 1943: The behaviour of certain Californian peaches under Quetta conditions. Ind. J. Hort 1: 35-47

Botez, I. 1939: The behaviour of certain pear varieties in the process of fertilization. Anal. Inst. Cerc. Agron. Roman., 1939. 10: 395-415

Fulton, R.W. 1941: The behaviour of certain plant viruses in plant roots. Phytopathology 31(7): 575-598

Simonneau, P. 1945: The behaviour of citrus trees in saline soils. fruits Primeurs 15: 259-63

Anonymous 1944: The behaviour of corn micro-fertiliser plots on extremely phosphate deficient kaolinitic clays of granodioritic origin. Jamaica De.pt. Sci. Agric. Rept. Agric. Chem. Div. 44, 1944. 27-28

Henry, T. 1941: The behaviour of different species of Vicia at La Estanzuela. Rev. Argent. Agron, 8: Suppl, 76-7

Henry, T. 1940: The behaviour of different varieties of Vicia at La Estanzuela. Arch. fitotec. Uruguay. 41. 3: 351-7

Baumann, E.; Schweizer, E.; Schmeller, M. 1933: The behaviour of esterases towards ester anhydrides of the type lactide and lactolactic acid. Observations on the cause of the relative specificity of the lipases. 5th communication on the kinetics of ester hydrolyses by enzymes. Ztschr. f. physiol. Chem 222: 121-130

Gupta, J.C.; Sen, S.K. 1936: The behaviour of free HC1 carve in a series of one hundred consecutive cases of gastric content analysis. J. Indian Med. Assoc 5: 723-728

Arai, T.; Okamoto, S. 1938: The behaviour of glutathione and vitamin C of the organs of internal secretion under different conditions. Trans. Soc. pathol. japon 28: 490-492

Zilva, S.S. 1935: The behaviour of l-ascorbic acid and chemically related compounds in the animal body. Antiscorbutic activity in relation to retention by the organism. Biochemical Journal 29(7): 1612-1616

Zilva, S.S. 1935: The behaviour of l-ascorbic acid and chemically related compounds in the animal body. The influence of generalised ether anaesthesia on their urinary excretion. Biochemical Journal 29(10): 2366-2368

Bleyer, B.; Schloemer, A. 1940: The behaviour of lactose in alkaline solution. IV. Biochem. Z 306(2): 154-160

Kehoe, R.A.; Thamann, F. 1931: The behaviour of lead in the animal organism. 2. Tetraethyl lead. Amer. J. Hyg 13: 478-498. 3 figs

Kehoe, R.A.; Thamann, F. 1933: The behaviour of lead in the animal organism. 3. Colloidal lead compounds. J. Lab. and Clin. Med, 19: 178

Ramos, I.; Morais, M.V.D. 1943: The behaviour of lines of Delfos and Stoneville cotton in Ribeirao Preto). Bragantia, S. Paulo. 3: 553-95

Evans, C.L.; Tsai, C.; Young, F.G. 1931: The behaviour of liver glycogen in experimental animals: I. Methods: the effect of ether and amytal. Journal of Physiology 73(1): 67-80

Evans, C.L.; Tsai, C.; Young, F.G. 1931: The behaviour of liver glycogen in experimental animals: II. Glycogen recovery after decapitation and decerebration. Journal of Physiology 73(1): 81-102

D.G.aff, A.C.; Evans, C.L.; Vacek, T. 1932: The behaviour of liver glycogen in experimental animals. 3. The relationship of blood phosphorus to liver glycogen and blood glucose in the decapitate cat. J. Physiol 76: 387-394

Murphy, G.E.; Young, F.G. 1932: The behaviour of liver glycogen in experimental animals: IV. The effect of some anaesthetics. Journal of Physiology 76(4): 395-412

Evans, C.L.; Murphy, G.E.; Young, F.G. 1932: The behaviour of liver glycogen in experimental animals: V. Some factors affecting liver glycogen recovery in the decapitate cat. Journal of Physiology 76(4): 413-435

Alabouvette Meneret. 1935: The behaviour of lucerne from different sources. C. R. Acad. Agric. Fr 21: 604-10

Booer, J.R. 1944: The behaviour of mercury compounds in soil. Ann. appl. Biol 31(4): 340-359

Richardson, H.L. 1933: The behaviour of nitrogenous fertilizers in grassland soils. Agric. Prog 10: 160-3

Konovalov, I.N.; Rogalev, I.E. 1937: The behaviour of nitrogenous substances during vernalization of plants. C R. (Doklady) Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S 16: 65-8

Wallace, H.D. 1940: The behaviour of olive oil and other oils with antimony trichloride. Amer. J. Pharm 112: 131-133

Malquori, A. 1944: The behaviour of organic matter in clay soils. II. Base exchange capacity of the organic matter and of the humic acid, and its relations to the base-exchange capacity of the clay. Ann. Chim. Appl 34: 111-126

Mounce, Irene Macrae, Ruth 1936: The behaviour of paired mono-sporous mycelia of Lenzites saepiaria (Wulf.) Fr., L. trabea (Pers.) Fr., L. thennophila Falck, and Trametes americana Overh. Canad. J. Res 14(6): 215-221

Blanc, G.; Baltazard, M.; Martin, L.A. 1945: The behaviour of pathogenic bacilli in blood-sucking arthropods. Arch. Inst. Pasteur Maroc 3: 51-73

Jacob, E. 1938: The behaviour of phosphoric acid in meadow soil.. Phosphorsaure 7: 414-424

Roodenburg, J.W.M. 1940: The behaviour of plants submitted to different types of light. Rec. Trav. bot. neerl 37: 301-76

Chittenden, F.J. 1939: The behaviour of plants. I and II. J. roy. hort. Soc 64: 73-82, 107-16

Dantchakoff Dancakova, V.; Tournon, G. 1935: The behaviour of precociously sterilised gonadic rudiments transferred immediately after sterilisation into a normal embryo. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 118: 435-438

Boos 1941: The behaviour of reducing substances (vitamin C) in the urine in. gynaecological conditions. Zentralbl. Gynakol, 65: 2157

Hupperth 1941: The behaviour of reducing substances (vitamin C) in urine and milk during pregnancy and the puerperium. Zentralbl. Gynakol, 65: 2163

Hupperth, O. 1941: The behaviour of reducing substances (vitamin C) in urine and milk of pregnant and nursing women. ZU. Gynak, 65: 50, 2163-2169

Keilling, J. 1943: The behaviour of rennet in the manufacture of cooked curd cheese. Ann. Ferment., Alencon. 8(5/8): 93-101

Johns, C.K. 1942: The behaviour of resazurin in milk. Canadian Jour Res Sect C Bot Sci 20(6): 336-346

Nichols, J.E. 1944: The behaviour of sheep browsing during drought in Western Australia. Rep. Proc, Brit. Soc. Anim. Prod: 66-73

Aoki, M. 1941: The behaviour of soil phosphoric acid under paddy-field condition. J. Sci. Soil. Japan 15: 182-202

Emmrich, R.; Neumannp, P.; Emmrich-Glaser, I. 1941: The behaviour of some alkyl malonic acids, succinic acids and glutaric acids in the animal body. Hoppe-Seyler's Ztschr 267: 228-241

Kerr, R. 1942: The behaviour of some metal foils in contact with milk. J. Soc. Chem. Indust 61: 128-132

Rosen, H.R. 1921: The behaviour of telia of Puccinia graminis in the south. Mycologia 13: 111-113

Mcclean, A.P.D. 1932: The behaviour of the Cane variety P.O.J. 213 towards streak disease. Fourth Congress Internat. Soc. Sugar-Cane Technologists, Puerto Rico, Bull, 1932. 27: 6

Hlno, I. 1931: The behaviour of the Citrus canker organism in the soil and in water.. Studia Citrologica, Tanaka Citrus Exper, Stat 4(2): 167-178

Adler, J.; Bell, G.H.; Knox, J.A. 1944: The behaviour of the cervix uteri in vivo. Journal of Physiology 103(2): 142-154

Yuasa, A. 1941: The behaviour of the chromonemata in the life cycle of two species of ferns.. Bot. and Zool 9: 185-93

Kattermann, G. 1937: The behaviour of the chromosome for the pubescence of progeny with rye pubescence obtained by wheat-rye hybridization in new crosses with rye and wheat. Z. indukt. Abstamm.-u. VererbLehre 74: 1-16

Van Den Bruel, W.E. 1943: The behaviour of the codling moth round Gembloux. Bull. Inst. agron. Gembloux 12: 42-56

Humphrey, L.M. 1934: The behaviour of the extra chromosomes in Black Mexican inbreds and F1 hybrids with Dent types of maize. Amer. Nat 68: 82-83

Mihlyfi, I. 1941: The behaviour of the iodine content of the thyroid gland in the course of experimental scurvy. Hoppe-Seyler's Ztschr 271: 289-292

Long, M.L. 1933: The behaviour of the liver glycogen during decerebration hyperglycaemia and the influence of atropine and of ergotamine on this condition. Journal of Physiology 80(3): 296-304

Patton, Major, W.S. 1914: The behaviour of the parasite of the Indian Kala-azar in the dog flea, Ctenocephalus felis, Bouche, with some remarks on canine Kala-azar and its relation to the human disease. Indian Jl, Med. Research, Calcutta. 2(1): 399-403

Imai, Y. 1937: The behaviour of the plastid as & hereditary unit: the theory of the plastogene. Fujii Jubilee VoL, 934-47

Adams, W. 1942: The behaviour of the prothrombin level in experimental animals on a vitamin K free diet. Klin, Wochenschr, 21: 196

Bertini, M. 1937: The behaviour of the rabbit testis following artificial resection of the deferent duct. Ginecologia 3: 207-220

Jasinski, B. 1944: The behaviour of the reticulo-endothelial system of the bone marrow in erythropoiesis in pernicious anaemia and sprue. Schweiz. med. Wochenschr, 74: 188

Lack, D. 1940: The behaviour of the robin. Population changes over four years. Ibis Ser 14-4(2): 299-324

Carneiro, V. 1944: The behaviour of the virus of equine encepnalo-myelitis on the chorio-allantoic membrane of the duck embryo. Arq. Inst. biol. S. Paulo 15: 331-338

Horner, G. 1940: The behaviour of traces of sulphur in canned fruit. A.R. Fruit Veg. Pres. Res. Stat. Campden for 1940. 45-8

Moll, F. 1940: The behaviour of unprotected timber towards Pholas.. Kolonialforstl. Mitt 3: 288-302

Stern, C. 1935: The Behavior of Unstable Genic Loci-An Hypothesis. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 21(4): 202-208

Brieger, F.G.; Lima, A.R.; Forster, R. 1942: The behaviour of varieties and progenies of tobacco in relation to resistance to spotted wilt. Bragantia 2: 275-94

Schick, R.; Schaper, P. 1936: The behaviour of various forms of S. demissum to four different lines of P. infestans. Zuchter 8: 65-70; 102-04

Molstar, S.; Horanyi, M. 1940: The behaviour of vitamin B1 and co-carboxylase in the blood after administration of vitamin B1. Klin. Wochenschr 19: 1165-1167

Neuweiler, W. 1942: The behaviour of vitamin B1in the blood during labour. Ztschr. Vitaminforsch 12: 329-332

Abicht, I.; Kuhlmann, F. 1943: The behaviour of water metabolism in endemic sprue. Klin. Wochenschr 22: 353-356

Loewel, E.L.; Kassau, H. 1941: The behaviour of well known apple stem builders in the nursery. Gartenbauwiss 15: 565-75

Loewel, E.L.; Kassau, H. 1942: The behaviour of well-known apple stem builders in the nursery. II. Gartenbauwiss 16: 373-8

Gerland, H. 1943: The behaviour of wood-flour-filled phenol resins in humid, hot, tropical climates.. Siemens-Z 23: 23-7

Hegyi, A.; Kezdi, P. 1941: The behaviour ol the molar concentration and the alkali reserve of the blood in scorbutic guineapigs. Biochem. Ztschr 307: 257-263

Doneddu, C. 1940: The behaviour towards vitamin C of bacteria of the typhoid, coli and Brucella groups. G. Batt. Immun 24: 17-84

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