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Werthessen, N.T.; Gargill, S.L. 1945: The comparative effects of estradiol, diethylstilbestrol and its monomethyl ether on the response of the rabbit uterine endometrium to progesterone. Endocrinology. 37: 15-22

Calma, V.C.; Tiangsing, J.P. 1940: The comparative effects of soybean and peanut planted with sugar cane and ammonium sulphate fertilizer upon the yield of sugar cane. Philipp. Agric 29: 20-33

Alderfer, R.B.; Merkle, F.G. 1944: The comparative effects of surface application vs. incorporation of various mulching materials on structure, permeability, run-off and other soil properties. Proc. Soil Sci. Soc. America 8: 79-86

Foster, C.; Jones, J.H.; Henle, W.; Dorfman, F. 1944: The Comparative effects of Vitamin B(1) Deficiency and Restriction of Food Intake on the Response of Mice to the Lansing Strain of Poliomyelitis Virus, as determined by the Paired Feeding Technique. Journal of Experimental Medicine 80(4): 257-264

Peive, Y. V. 1939: The comparative effects of vivianite, super phosphate and phosphorite on flax in different soils. Len i Konoplia, 1, 32-34

R.F. Kline 1932: The comparative effects on carbohydrate metabolism of exhausting motive and emotive responses and exposure to cold. Amcr Jour Physiol 100(3): 685-692

Canzanelli, A.; Rapport, D. 1933: The comparative effects upon metabolism pi intravenously injected tyrosine, diiodotyrosine, diiodiothyronine and thyroxine. Amer. J. Physiol 103: 279-287

Thomas, B.H.; Culbertson, C.C.; Ramsbottom, J.M.; Hammond, W.E. 1933: The comparative efficacy of Dicapho bone meal, and limestone when fed as mineral supplements for pigs. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Production. (Jan. 1934). 142-144

Kochakian, C.D. 1938: The comparative efficacy of various androgens as determined by the rat assay method. Endocrinology 22(2): 181-192

Umbreit, W.W.; Fred, E.B. 1936: The comparative efficiency of free and combined nitrogen for the nutrition of the soybean. Journal American Society Agron 28(7): 548-555

Bethke, R.M.; Record, P.R.; Wilder, O.H.M.; Kennard, D.C. 1937: The comparative efficiency of vitamin D from cod liver oil and irradiated cholesterol for laying birds. Poultry Sci 16(6): 438-441

Caruso, G. 1916: The comparative efficiency of. Bordeaux mixture and of Pasta Caffaro. Minerva Agraria. Milan, May 15th-30th. 8: 9-10, 116-117

Sheehy, E.J.; Senior, B.J. 1939: The comparative feeding value for pigs of cereals prepared in the flaked and ground forms. J. Dept. Agric. Eire. 36: 230-245

French, M.H. 1939: The comparative feeding values of grass when fed green, as hay, and as silage. East African Agric. J 4: 261-264

French, M.H. 1937: The comparative feeding values of grass when fed green, as silage, or as hay. Ann. Rep. Dept. Vet. Sci. Animal Husb., Tanganyika. 90-94

Stevenson, W.G. 1945: The comparative fertility of mares bred at foal and non-foal heat. Canadian Jour Comp Med 9(5): 126-130

Sturtevant, A.H.; Tan, C.C. 1937: The comparative genetics of Drosophila pseudoobscura and D. melanogaster. J. Genet 34: 415-432

Silow, R.A. 1941: The comparative genetics of Gossypium anomalum and the cultivated Asiatic cottons. Journal of Genetics 42(3): 259-358

Smith, C.A.N. 1942: The comparative grazing values of top-dressed natural and sown pastures in the Middle South-East of South Australia. J. Dep. Agric. S. Aust 45: 485-96

Milby, T.T.; Henderson, E.W. 1937: The comparative growth rates of turkeys, ducks, geese and pheasants. Poultry Sci 16(3): 155-165

Tabakoff, I.I. 1936: The comparative influence of animal and plant proteins upon the growth of chicks reared on free range. Wiss. Ber. 6. Weltgeflugelkongr., Berlin and Leipzig. 1: 346-348

Finn, R.F.; Tryon, H.H. 1942: The comparative influence of leaf mould and inorganic fertilizers on the growth of red oak. Black Rock Forest Papers 1(17): 107-109

D.Ong, E.R. 1930: The comparative insecticidal Value of different Species of Derris. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 23(3): 619-624

Klassen, K.P.; Blerbaum, R.L.; Curtis, G.M. 1940: The comparative iodine content of blood and cerebrospinal fluid. J. Lab. Clin. Med 25: 383-387

Klassen, K.P.; Bierbaum, R.L.; Curtis, G.M. 1940: The comparative iodine content of whole blood and serum. J. Lab. Clin. Med 26: 365-370

Feustel, I.C.; Byers, H.G. 1936: The comparative moisture-absorbing and moisture-retaining capacities of peat and soil mixtures. Tech. Bull. U.S. Dep. Agric, 532: 25

Svetozarov, E.A.; Streich, G.G. 1939: The comparative morphology of feathers of poultry. Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR. Ser. biol, 800-822

Bailey, I.W.; Howard, R.A. 1941: The comparative morphology of the Icacinaceae. III. Imperforate tracheary elements and xylem parenchyma. Jour Arnold Arboretum 22(3): 432-442

Bailey, I.W.; Howard, R.A. 1941: The comparative morphology of the Icacinaceae. IV. Rays of the secondary xylem. J. Arnold Arbor 22: 556-68

Nast, C.G. 1944: The comparative morphology of the Winteraceae VI. Vascular anatomy of the flowering shoot. J. Arnold Arbor 25: 454-66

Bailey, I.W.; Nast, C.G. 1943: The comparative morphology of the Winteraceae, II. Carpels. J. Arnold Arbor 24: 472-81

Bailey, I.W.; Nast, C.G. 1945: The comparative morphology of the Winteraceae, VII. Summary and conclusions. J. Arnold Arbor 26: 37-47

Bailey, I.W. 1944: The comparative morphology of the Winteraceae. III. Wood. Jour Arnold Arboretum 25(1): 97-103

Bailey, I.W.; Nast, C.G. 1944: The comparative morphology of the Winteraceae. IV. Anatomy of the node and vascularization of the leaf. Jour Arnold Arboretum 25(2): 215-221

Bailey, I.W.; Nast, C.G. 1944: The comparative morphology of the Winteraceae. V. Foliar epidermis and sclerenchyma. Jour Arnold Arboretum 25(3): 342-348

Deysach, L.J. 1939: The comparative morphology of the erectile tissue of the penis with especial emphasis on the probable mechanism of erection. American Journal of Anat 64(1): 111-129

Council, O.Foods And Nutrition 1942: The comparative nutritional value of butter and oleomargarine. Journal American Medicine Assoc 119(17): 1425-1427

Farr, L.E.; Emerson, K., J.; Futcher, P.H. 1940: The comparative nutritive efficiency of intravenous amino acids and dietary protein in children with the nephrotic syndrome. J. Pediat 17: 595-614

Whyte, R.O. 1939: The comparative nutritive value and relative cost of forage (pasture and hay) and other crops. Herb. Rev 7: 24-6

Deuel, H.J.; Movitt, E.; Hallman, L.F. 1943: The Comparative Nutritive Value of Butter and some Vegetable Fats. Science 98(2536): 139-140

Schantz, E.J.; Elvehjem, C.A.; Hart, E.B. 1940: The comparative nutritive value of butter fat and certain vegetable oils. Jour Dairy Sci 23(2): 181-189

Record, P.R.; Bethke, R.M.; Wilder, O.H.M.; Kennard, D.C. 1934: The comparative nutritive value of different fish meals for chicks. Poultry Sci 13(5): 259-266

Knott, J.C.; Hodgson, R.E.; Ellington, E.V. 1938: The comparative nutritive value of sun cured pea vines, artificially dried pea vines and pea vine silage. J. Dairy Sci, 21: 104

Mitchell, H.H.; Hamilton, T.S.; Beadles, J.R. 1937: The comparative nutritive values of glucose, fructose, sucrose and lactose when incorporated in a complete diet. J. Nutrition. 14: 435-452

Alexander, M.A. 1931: The comparative palatability and feeding value of ground corn and wheat self-fed to lambs. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Production. (January 1932). 226-228

Martins, T.; Valle, J.-R.; Do. 1938: The comparative pharmacology in vitro of the deferent ducts and seminal vesicles of normal and castrated rats. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 127: 1381-1384

Alderfer, R.B.; Merkle, F.G. 1942: The comparative physical constitution of water-stable granules and of the originating soil. Soil Sci 53(2): 105-113

Lease, J.G.; Lease, E.J.; Steenbock, H.; Baumann, C.A. 1942: The comparative physiologic value of injected carotene and vitamin A. Jour Lab And Clin Med 27(4): 502-510

Goldberg, M.B. 1935: The comparative physiological efficacy of various gonadotropic preparations. Probl. zooteh. eksp. Endokrin 2: 144-173

Phillips, J.R.E. 1945: The comparative profitability of butter-making and milk-selling on some hill farms in Wales. Welsh J. Agric 18: 167-171

Willard, C.J. 1931: The comparative protein content of alfalfa and red clover. Journal American Society Agron 23(9): 754-756

Allen, J.G. 1941: The comparative prothrombin responses to vitamin K and several of its substitutes in a case of nontropical sprue. New England Journal of Medicine 224: 195

Lachat, L.L.; Palmer, L.S. 1935: The comparative rachitogenic property of oats and corn. Jour Nutrition 10(5): 565-577

Steenbock, H.; Irwin, M.H.; Weber, J.; Vera May Templin 1936: The comparative rate of absorption of different fats. Jour Nutrition 12(1): 103-111

Deuel, H.J.; Hallman, L.; Leonard, A. 1940: The comparative rate of absorption of some natural fats. Jour Nutrition 20(3): 215-226

Glembockii, J. L. 1936: The comparative rate of direct and reverse mutation in the loci of yellow, achaete-scute, white and forked in D. melanogaster. Biol. Z, Mosk., 5: 813-832

Dobrogorsky, F.M. 1932: The comparative rate of sheep grazing on foxtail millet pasture with an admixture of soya, and on virgin steppe pasture. Preliminary study. Bull. Chapli. Zootech. Sta, 7, 186-92

Reder, R. 1942: The comparative rates of absorption of egg oil and cod liver oil. Poultry Sci 21(6): 528-531

Lepkovsky, S.; Bird, F.H.; Kratzer, F.H.; Asmundson, V.S. 1945: The comparative requirements of chicks and turkey poults for pantothenic acid. Poultry Sci 24(4): 335-339

Richards, C.A. 1925: The comparative resistance of 17 species of wood-destroying fungi to sodium fluoride. Proc. (20th) Ann. Meet. Amer. Wood Pres. Assoc. 1925. 37-44

Yatsenko-Khmelevsky, A.A.; Bregadze, N.N. 1939: The comparative resistance of the sapwood and the uncoloured heartwood of Spruce and Fir to the action of Poria vaillantii.. C.R. Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S 24: 626-8

Lee, H.A. 1925: The comparative resistance to foot rot of various Citrus species as root stocks. Philipp. Journ. of Sci 27(2): 243-254

Arndtc. H.; Christie, J.R 1937: The comparative role of certain namatodes and fungi in the etiology of damping off, or Gotten. Phytopathology 27(4): 569-572

Arndt, C.H.; Christie, J.R. 1937: The comparative role of certain nematodes and fungi in the etiology of damping off, or soreshin, of cotton. Phytopathology 27(4): 569-572

Kiesselbach, T.A.; Weihing, R.M. 1935: The comparative root development of selfed lines of corn and their F1 and F2 hybrids. J. Amer. Soc. Agron 27: 538-41

Lominski, I. 1935: The comparative sensivity of bacteriophages and the homologous bacteria to oxidation. Soc. Biol, Paris, 119: 25, 1090-1092

Thomas, S.B.; Jenkins, E. 1940: The comparative sterility of milk bottles and milk cartons. Welsh Jour Agric 16: 258-260

Grubb, N.H. 1944: The comparative susceptibility of high- and low-worked Cherry trees in the nursery to bacterial canker. Rep. E. Malling Res. Sta., 1944. 43-44

Correll, J.T.; Wise, E.C. 1943: The comparative toxicity of calciferol, A.T. 10, and cod liver oil concentrate for chicks. Jour Nutrition 26(6): 641-648

Lawrenz, M.; Mitchell, H.H.; Ruth, W.A. 1939: The comparative toxicity of fluorine in calcium fluoride and in cryolite. A comparison of the toxicity of fluorine in the form of cryolite administered in water and in food. J. Nutrition. 18: 115-125; 127-141

Ragsdale, A.C.; Herman, H.A. 1940: The comparative value of Korean lespedeza, soybean hay, and alfalfa hay for milk production. Rep. Mo. agric. Exp. Sta. 1940. Bull. 413, 49-50

Baghdadi, H.A.; Smock, R.M. 1943: The comparative value of certain plastic materials and waxes in checking moisture loss from apples. Proceedings American Society Hort Science 42: 238-246

Nestler, R.B. 1938: The comparative value of cod-liver oil alone and in combination with irradiated ergosterol as a source of vitamin D for confined laying hens. Jour Agric Res 56(3): 209-219

Leonian, L.; Lilly, V.G.eene 1945: The comparative value of different test organisms in the microbiological assay of B vitamins. Bull West Virginia Agric Expt Sta 319: 1-35

Shaw, F.R.; Bailey, J.S.; Bourne, A.I. 1939: The comparative value of honeybees in the pollination of cultivated blueberries. Jour Econ Ent 32(6): 872-874

Hare, K.P.; Dutta, S.C. 1939: The comparative value of oil of chenopodium and tetrachlorethylene as anthelmintics for use in mass treatment. Indian Medical Gazette 74(4): 198-201

Gupta, N.C.D. 1945: The comparative value of some concentrates in the feed of growing cattle. Indian J. Vet. Sci 15: 123-133

Parnell, I.W. 1940: The comparative value of some further chemicals in the treatment of manure against sderostome larvae. Canadian Journal of Comparative Medicine 4(3): 76-77

Tisdall, F.F.; Drake, T.G.H.; Summerfeldt, P.; Jackson, S.H. 1937: The comparative value of spinach and tomatoes in the child's diet. J. Pediat 11: 374-384

Bodansky, O.; Lewis, J.M.; Haig, C. 1941: The Comparative Value of the Blood Plasma Vitamin a Concentration and the Dark Adaptation as a Criterion of Vitamin a Deficiency. Science 94(2442): 370-371

Weinberg, W. 1933: The comparative value of the sister method and the Weinberg-Apert-Bernstein method as test functions and of the direct method with complete or completely representative material. Z. indukt. Abstamm.-u. VererbLehre 63: 420-24

Shaw, A.M.; Macewan, J.W.G. 1931: The comparative value of uncut, chaffed and ground roughage for finishing calves. Sci. Agric, 32. 12: 255-261

Rupel, I.W.; Bohstedt, G.; Hart, E.B. 1943: The comparative value of urea and linseed meal for milk production. Jour Dairy Sci 26(8): 647-664

Gayet, R.; Cuny, L.; Quivy, D. 1938: The comparative value of various tests on rats for assaying the activity of pregnancy urine extracts. C. M. Soc. Biol, Paris, 129: 01

Rhys, I.W. 1933: The comparative values of flaked and ground maize. Scottish Jour Agric 16(3): 346-350

Stevenson, T.M.; White, W.J. 1939: The comparative values of the Fairway variety and the standard types of crested wheat grass. Herb, Rev 7: 248-50

Schlutz, F.W.; Rnott, E.M.; Gedgoud, J.L.; Loewenstamm, I. 1938: The comparative values of various carbohydrates used in infant feeding. J. Pediat 12: 716-724

Bethkr, R.M.; Swert, M.C. 1939: The comparative vatae of expellor and toasted solvent soybean oft meals for chicks. Bi-m. Bull. Ohio Aaric. Exp. Stat 24: 122-125

Chakraborty, R.K. 1936: The comparative vitamin C values of human milk obtained from different communities. A note on the vitamin C-values of boiled and pasteurised cow's milk. Indian J. Pediat 3: 8-12

Balsamelli, F. 1938: The comparative vitamin content of pasteurised, fresh and matured cheese. Z. Vitaminforsch, 9. 8: 136-144

Coffman, F.A. 1941: The comparative winter hardiness of oat varieties. U S Dept Agric Circ 622: 1-34

Hammond, J.C. 1942: The comparison of corn, milo, and hegari in the diet of laying hens. Poultry Sci 21(5): 410-415

Cochran, W.G. 1943: The comparison of different scales of measurement for experimental results. Ann. Math. Statist 14: 205-16

Fisher, R.A. 1939: The comparison of samples with possibly unequal variances. Ann Eugenics 9(2): 174-180

Gajda, A.M. 2006: The comparison of the effect of conservation and conventional management systems on some parameters of soil biological activity under different soil-climatic conditions in Poland. Problemy Inzynierii Rolniczej 14(1): 63-74

Fraser, W.A.C. 1935: The comparison of the efficiency of anthelmintics. Parasitology 27(4): 465-475

Stadler, L.J. 1941: The comparison of ultraviolet and X-ray effects on mutation. Genes and chromosomes - structure and organization. Cold Spring Harbor symposia on quantitative biology, George Banta Publishing Company, Menasha, Wisconsin., 9: 168-78

Day, B.; Fisher, R.A. 1937: The comparison of variability in populations having unequal means. An example of the analysis of covariance with multiple dependent and independent variates. Ann. Eugen, Camb., 7: 333-48

Nitsche, H. 1940: The compatibility of Rhenania phosphate and sulphate of ammonia.. ForschDienst 9: 171-175

Goetz, O. 1937: The compatibility of apple and pear varieties when worked on other apple and pear varieties. Verhalten von Apfel-und Birnenedelsorten beim Umpfropfen zueinander, Gartnerische Verlagsgesellschaft m.b.H., Berlin SW 61, 2nd edit: 62. Price: 0.35 RM

Anonymous 1936: The compatibility of foods. The physiological basis of a well arranged menu. J. State Med 44: 103-107

Kadow, K.J.; Hopperstead, S.L. 1942: The compatibility of fruit drop chemicals. 55th Trans. Peninsula hort. Soc., 1942. 32-4

Milthorpe, F.L. 1945: The compatibility of protectant seed dusts with root nodule bacteria. Jour Australian Inst Agric Sci 11(2): 89-92

Bergfeld, K.; Lang, J. 2006: The compatibility of the amended gene technology legislation with constitutional and European law. Agrar und Umweltrecht 36(9): 301-310

Lazursky, A.V. 1939: The compensation method of determining the nitrogen and phosphorus requirements of plants.. Doklady Vsesojuznoj Akademii Sel'skochozjajstvennych Nauk Imeni V. I. Lenina (1): 6-13

Mann, H.H.; Barnes, T.W. 1945: The competition between barley and certain weeds under controlled conditions. Ann Appl Biol 32(1): 15-22

L , F.H. 1940: The compilation of volume tables. Malayan Forester 9(1): 33-36

Howitt, B.F. 1943: The complament-flxation test with human sera against viruses of St. Louis encephalitis and equine encephalomyelitis. J. Immunol 47: 293-302

Fiorio, C. 1942: The complement fixation test in brucellosis. G. Batt. Immun 28: 737-761

Dalzell-Ward, A.J. 1942: The complement titre in human beings and the role of vitamin C in the constitution of complement. J. Roy. Army Med. Corps. 78: 175-182

Liem, S.D.; Van Thiel, P.H. 1940: The complement-fixation test for Chagas' disease employing a dried culture antigen. Acta Leiden Scholae Med Trop 15/16: 259-274, /41

Rodriguez, T.R.; Prado, L.M.; Palacios, H.R. 1945: The complement-fixation test in the study of foot and mouth disease. Bol. Soc. paul. Med. vet 7: 94-99

Merritt, P.P.; Geddes, W.F. 1943: The complementary baking properties of Minnesota spring and winter wheat varieties. Cereal Chemistry 20(1): 98-103

Kearns, W.M. 1935: The complete dissolution of a large renal calculus. Wisconsin Med. J 34: 179-183

Khandros, L.M. 1939: The complete utilization of Larch. Lesokhim. Prom 2(9): 9-11

Pound, F.J. 1936: The completion of selection. Fifth annu. Rep. on Cacao Research for I.C.T.A., Trinidad, 7-16

Schumacher, A.E.; Heuser, G.F.; Norris, L.C. 1940: The complex nature of the alcohol precipitate factor required by the chick. Journal of Biological Chemistry 135(1): 313-320

Smirnova, K.M. 1941: The complex nature of the soil cover in the Kursk virgin steppes. Pedology, 5, 44-61

Johnson, F. 1942: The complex nature of white-clover mosaic. Phytopath 32(2): 103-116

Lytovchenko, A.; Sonnewald, U.; Fernie, A.R. 2007: The complex network of non-cellulosic carbohydrate metabolism. Current Opinion in Plant Biology 10(3): 227-235

Najmr, S. 1938: The complex of soil types in the Miada Boleslav region.. Shorn. Csl. Akad. Zemed 13: 70-76

Feher, D. 1939: The complex reactions of soil temperature and soil moisture as fundamental regulatory factors of soil life.. Third Int. Cong. Microbiol. Abs. Commun, 305-306

Bachromejew, I. R. 1932: The complex, internal secretions, nervous system, ions. 3. Effect of adrenals and the complex of glands of internal secretion on regulation Of Ca and K ions. Pflugers Arch 231: 449-454

Gratiia, A.; Manil, P. 1934: The complexes of plant viruses and serological method. Comptes renew Soc. de Bid 117(31): 493-494

Ellenhorn, J. E.; Prokofjeva, A.A.; Muller, H.J. 1935: The complexity of structure of Drosophila chromomeres in ultra-violet light. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR (1): 234-238

Kruse, F.H. 1937: The complications of peptic ulcer and their treatment. J. Amer. Med. Assoc 109: 868-874

Hilditch, T.P.; Murti, K.S. 1940: The component acids and glycerides of some Indian ox depot fats. Biochemical Journal 34(8-9): 1301-1311

Hilditch, T.P.; Murti, K.S. 1940: The component acids of an ox bone marrow fat. Biochemical Journal 34(8-9): 1299-1300

Hilditch, T.P. 1944: The component acids of milk fats of the goat, ewe and mare. Biochemical Journal 38(5): 443-447

Hilditch, T.P.; Maddison, L. 1941: The component acids of phosphatides present in cow's milk fat. Biochemical Journal 35(1-2): 24-30

Burke, F.; Jasperson, H. 1944: The component acids of seal oil. Jour Society Chem Indust london 63(8): 245-247

Hilditch, T.P.; Sime, I.C.; Maddison, L. 1942: The component acids of some wild animal and bird fats. Biochemical Journal 36(1-2): 98-109

Hilditch, T.P.; Sime, I.C.; Zaky, Y.A.H.; Meara, M.L. 1944: The component acids of various vegetable fats. Jour Society Chem Indust london 63(4): 112-114

Dhingra, D.R. 1934: The component fatty acids and glycerides of the milk-fat of Indian camels. Biochemical Journal 28(1): 73-78

Dhingra, D.R. 1933: The component fatty acids and glycerides of the milk-fats of Indian goats and sheep. Biochemical Journal 27(3): 851-859

Riemenschneider, R.W.; Ellis, N.R. 1936: The component fatty acids of goat milk fat. Journal of Biological Chemistry 113(1): 219-233

Cramer, D.L.; Brown, J.B. 1943: The component fatty acids of human depot fat. Journal of Biological Chemistry 151(2): 427-438

Banks, A.; Hilditch, T.P.; Jones, E.C. 1933: The component fatty acids of rat body fats. Biochemical Journal 27(5): 1375-1382

Shorland, F.B.; Hilditch, T.P. 1938: The component fatty acids of some New Zealand fish oils. Biochemical Journal 32(5): 792-796

Hilditch, T.P.; Zaky, Y.A. 1942: The component fatty acids of some vegetable seed phosphatides. Biochemical Journal 36(10-12): 815-821

Hilditch, T.P.; Pedelty, W.H. 1937: The component fatty acids of the phosphatides of soya bean and rape seeds. Biochemical Journal 31(11): 1964-1972

Hilditch, T.P.; Paul, S.; Gunde, B.G.; Maddison, L. 1940: The component glycerides of a typical cow milk fat. J. Soc. chem. Ind, Lond., 59: 138-144

Hilditch, T.P.; Paul, S. 1938: The component glycerides of an ox depot fat. Biochemical Journal 32(10): 1775-1784

Hilditch, T.P.; Stainsby, W.J. 1936: The component glycerides of cacao butter. Chem and Indust london 55(16): 95t-101t

Hilditch, T.P.; Stainsby, W.J. 1935: The component glycerides of hen body fats. Biochemical Journal 29(3): 599-605

Walker, F.T.; Mills, M.R. 1942: The component glycerides of linseed oil: segregation by chromatography. J. Soc. Chem. Indust 61: 125-128

Malai, V.V. 1940: The components of local populations of the Gluhov clover. Selek. Semenovod. 4, 10-11

Hollander, F. 1936: The components of the gastric secretion. Amer. J. Digest. Dis. Nutrit 3: 651-654

Nelson, E.M. 1938: The components of the vitamin B complex. J. Amer. Med. Assoc 110: 645-649

Oswald, A. 1945: The components other than the islet tissue in diabetes mellitus. Schweiz. med. Wochenschr 75: 961-966

Villedieu, G.; Mme 1926: The composition and action of copper mixtures. Comptes Rendus Acad. d'Agric. de France 12(2): 65-70

Ni, T.G. 1935: The composition and action upon calcium metabolism of Ah-chiao (donkey skin glue) and commercial gelatin. Chinese J. Physiol 9: 329-338

Hobbs, C.S.; Gallup, W.D.; Taylor, B.R. 1945: The composition and apparent digestibility of bluestem grass in the growing stage, and in the dry and hay stages when supplemented with cottonseed cake. Jour Animal Sci 4(4): 395-402

Hodgson, R.E.; Knott, J.C. 1936: The composition and apparent digestibility of the flat pea (Lathyrm silvestris Wagneri). J. Dairy Sci 19: 531-534

Le Clerc, J.A. 1935: The composition and characteristics of soybeans, soybean flour, and soybean bread. Cereal Chemistry 12(5): 441-472

Arawaka, S. 1937: The composition and characteristics of volcanic ash soils in Oita prefecture, Japan. I. J. Sci. Soil Japan. 2: 565-569

Woodman, H.E.; Evans, R.E. 1939: The composition and dieestibility, when fed to pigs and sheep, of potato cooettes and potato meal. J. Agric. Sci 29: 347-363

Common, R.H. 1945: The composition and digestibility of Northern Irish ryegrass seed and ryegrass seed cleanings. Jour Agric Sci 35(1): 56-63

Honcamp, F.; Schramm, W. 1931: The composition and digestibility of beet. Biederm. Zentralbl. B. Tiererndhrung. 3: 208-219

Gallup, W.D.; Kuhlman, A.H. 1936: The composition and digestibility of mung-bean silage, with observations on the silica-ratio procedure for studying digestibility. Jour Agric Res 52(11): 889-894

Rutledge, W.A.; Common, R.H. 1945: The composition and digestibility of northem Irish ryegrass seed and ryegrass seed cleanings. 2. Data for ' flatweed ', ' hairgrass ' aad commercial Yorkshire fog seed, with a note on inorganic constituents. J. Agric. Sci 35: 123-5

Woodman, H.E.; Evans, R.E. 1937: The composition and digestibility, when fed to pigs, of three grades of meat meal of widely differing fat content. J. Agric. Sci 27: 465-473

Cathcart, E.P.; Cuthbertson, D.P. 1931: The composition and distribution of the fatty substances of the human subject. Journal of Physiology 72(3): 349-360

Lavagne, J.; Mathieu, S. 1943: The composition and energy value of human milk during the food restriction of November and December 1942. Lait 23: 304-307

Ulvesli, O.; Nordbo, R.; Sorvoll, S. 1945: The composition and feeding value of Callona vnlgaris. Tidsskr. norske Landbr. 52: 156-71

Ulvesli, O.; Nordbo, R.; Sorvoll, S. 1945: The composition and feeding value of heather. Tidsskr. norske Landbruk. 52: 156-171

Thomas, B. 1937: The composition and feeding value of heather at different periods of the year. J. Minist. Agric. Engl 43: 1050-1055

Woodman, H.E. 1934: The composition and feeding value of lucerne. Jour Min Agric 41(2): 137-150

Thomas, B. 1935: The composition and feeding value of some moorland plants. Agric. Progress. 12: 82-89

Nielsen, L.W.; Williamson, C.E. 1942: The composition and field performance of some silver sprays. Phytopath 32(11): 1026-1030

Elsdon, G.D. 1934: The composition and freezingpoint of cow's colostrum. Analyst 59: 665-666

Peltola, E. 1944: The composition and lipolysis of butterfat. Meijeritiet. Aikokausk 6(1/2): 3-82

Kurelec, V. 1932: The composition and nutritive value of Beckmannia hay. Mezogazdasagi Kozlony, 5: 294

Woodman, H.E.; Evans, R.E.; Eden, A. 1936: The composition and nutritive value of marrow stem kale and thousand head kale. J. agric. Sci 26: 212-38

Ferguson, W.S.; Watson, S.J. 1944: The composition and nutritive value of seeds hays. Jour Agric Sci 34(2): 88-92

French, M.H. 1938: The composition and nutritive value of the leaves of Ficus sycamorus. Rep. Dep. vet. Sci. Tanganyika. Pt. 2, 51-2

Woodman, H.E.; Evans, R.E. 1940: The composition and nutritive value, when fed to ruminants, of pea-pod meal and broad-bean-pod meal. Jour Agric Sci 30(2): 189-201

Campbell, W.G.; Mcgowan, J.C. 1939: The composition and origin of a stony deposit found in galleries of the beehole borer. Emp. For. J 18: 91-4

Campbell, W.G.; Packman, D.F.; Rolfe, D.M. 1945: The composition and origin of a white deposit found in galleries of a wood boring insect in two samples of the wood of Qualea sp. Empire Forest Jour 24(2): 232-233

Archibald, J.G.; Bennett, E.; Ritchie, W.S. 1943: The composition and palatability of some common grasses. Jour Agric Res 66(9): 341-347

Gallup, W.D. 1944: The composition and possible use for feed of some crop residues. Proceedings Oklahoma Acad Science 24: 55-58

Trout, G.M. 1941: The composition and properties of goat's milk. Quart. Bull. Mich. agric. Exp. Sta 23(4): 254-264

Reid, W.H.E.; Drew, R.J.; Arbuckle, W.S. 1938: The composition and serving temperature as a means of increasing consumer preference for ice cream. Proc 38th Annu. Conv. Int. Ass. of Ice Cr. Mfrs 4: 76-81

Conard, H.S. 1935: The composition and spatial relations of the vegetation of north-eastern North America. Proc 6th Int. Bot. Congr. Amsterdam 2: 69-70

Tiulin, A.F. 1938: The composition and structure of soil organo-mixture gels and soil fertility. Soil Sci 45: 343-357

Adam, W.B.; Sidappa, G.S. 1937: The composition and texture of dried peas. I. Annu. Rep. Fruit Veg. Pres. Sta., Campden, for, 1937. 34-50

Adam, W.B. 1938: The composition and texture of dried peas. II. Annu. Rep. Fruit Veg. Pres. Sta., Campden, for, 1938. 41-50

Adam, W.B. 1939: The composition and texture of dried peas. III. A.R. Fruit Veg. Pres. Res. Stat. Campden for 1939. 60-7

Denz, F.A.; Shorland, F.B. 1934: The composition and vitamin A value of some New Zealand fish-liver oils. New Zealand Jour Sci And Technol 15(5): 327-331

Anonymous 1944: The composition digestibility and nutritive value of feeding stuffs. Sartr. Forhandsmedd. 36, 1-39

Telegdy Kovats, L. 1937: The composition of Hungarian cocoa products. 2. Composition of commercial cocoa powders. Mezo. gazdas. kutatds 10: 118-125

Anonymous 1939: The composition of Hungarian onions and garlic. Eiserletugyi Eozlemenyek 42: 62-66

Arup, P.S. 1931: The composition of Irish winter butter, 1928-29. J. Dept. Agric 30: 152-154

Taylor, A.J. 1941: The composition of Kikuyu grass under intensive grazing and fertilizing. Union S Africa Dept Agric And Forest Bull 203: 1-18

Hardon, H.J.; Nijholt, J.A. 1941: The composition of Netherlands East Indies guanos, oilcakes and oilcake ashes.. Bergcultures 15: 687-692

Anonymous 1933: The composition of Nipa palm seeds. Bull. Imp. Inst 31: 3-5

Braverman, J.S. 1937: The composition of Palestine oranges. Hadar 10: 147-52

Davies, W.L. 1938: The composition of South of England hay. J. Soc. Ghent. Indust 57: 417-418

Platon, B.; Sjostrom, G. 1941: The composition of Swedish dairy milk and of milk from Stangvik goat breeding station. Arsskr. Alnarps Lantbr.-Mej.- o. Tradglnst, 66

Kok, J.A.F.; Waal, C. 1936: The composition of a food poor in heavy metals and its influence on rats. Arch. neerland. Physiol 21: 247-265

Huggins, C. 1937: The composition of bone and the function of the bone cell. Physiol Rev 17(1): 119-143

Wentworth, J.H.; Smith, P.K.; Gardner, W.U. 1940: The composition of bones of mice receiving estrogens and androgens. Endocrinology 26(1): 61-67

Smith, A.M.E.; Fenton, W. 1944: The composition of bracken fronds and rhizomes at different times during the growing season. Jour Society Chem Indust london 63(7): 218-219

Beck, A.B.; Lapsley, R.G. 1938: The composition of capeweed (Cryptostemma calen-dulaceum) from Meckering and Beverley. J. Dep. Agric. W. Aust 15: 422-6

Harry, R.G. 1936: The composition of certain cooked fish. J. Soc. Chem. Induct 56: 150-151

Davies, W.L. 1938: The composition of cheese rinds. Jour Dairy Res 9: 342-346

Davies, W.L. 1935: The composition of commercial dried whey. J. Soc. Chem. Indust, 54: 338T-341T

Hilditch, T.P.; Jones, E.E. 1931: The composition of commercial palm oils. 2. The fatty acids of some palm oils of high free acidity. J. Soc. Chem. Ind, 50: 171T-176T

Stubblefield, F.M.; Deturk, E.E. 1940: The composition of corn, oats, and wheat as influenced by soil, soil treatment, seasonal conditions, and growth. Soil Science Society American Proceedings 5: 120-124

Koestler, G.; Kagi, F.; Lehmann, W.; Wegmuller, E. 1944: The composition of cow's milk during mountain pasturing. Landw. Jb. Schweiz. 58: 107-130

Norman, A.G. 1935: The composition of crude fibre. J. Agric. Sci 25: 529-540

Smith, A.M.; Comrie, A. 1938: The composition of different kinds of silage. Jour Agric Science england 28(2): 203-211

Mulder, H. 1945: The composition of different samples of fat globules in milk.. Versl. landb. Onderzoek., Minist. Landb., 's Grav, 51: 2C, 39-48

Anderson, H.D.; Johnson, B.C.; Arnold, A. 1940: The composition of dog's milk. American Journal of Physiology 129(3): 631-634

Eichelberger, L.; Fletcher, E.S.; Geiling, E.M.K.; Vos, B.J. 1940: The composition of dolphin milk. Journal of Biological Chemistry 134(1): 171-176

Thomas, B. 1935: The composition of draw-moss. J. Minist. Agric 42: 458-61

Krugers Dagneaux, E.L. 1942: The composition of elder berries. Chem. Weekblad. 39: 97

Murray, M.M.; Bowes, J.H. 1936: The composition of enamel, dentine and root in caries and pyorrhoea. Brit. Dent. J 61: 473-477

Neal, W.M.; Becker, R.B. 1933: The composition of feedstuffs in relation to nutritional anemia in cattle. Jour Agric Res 47(4): 249-255

Poldermans, P.J.; Klokkers, P.J. 1940: The composition of filter press cake obtained in cane juice clarification. Arch. Suikerindust 1: 371-378

Norman, A.G. 1936: The composition of forage crops: Rye grass. (Western Wolths.). Biochemical Journal 30(8): 1354-1362

Norman, A.G.; Richardson, H.L. 1937: The composition of forage crops: Rye grass (Western wolths). Changes in herbage and soil during growth. Biochemical Journal 31(9): 1556-1566

Norman, A.G. 1939: The composition of forage crops: Cocksfoot. Changes in the herbage during growth, with and without additions of nitrogenous fertilizer. Biochemical Journal 33(8): 1201-1208

Macara, T. 1931: The composition of fruits as used for jam manufacture in Great Britain. Analyst 56: 35-43

Pickens, M.; Anderson, W.E.; Smith, A.H. 1940: The composition of gains made by rats on diets promoting different rates of gain. Jour Nutrition 20(4): 351-365

Hollander, F. 1932: The composition of gastric juice as a function of its acidity. Some properties of the parietal secretion. Journal of Biological Chemistry 97: XLI-XLII

Gray, J.S.; Bucher, G.R. 1941: The composition of gastric juice as a function of the rate of secretion. American Journal of Physiology 133(3): 542-550

Thomas, B.; Boyns, B.M. 1936: The composition of grass laid up for winter keep. Empire Jour Exp Agric 4(16): 368-378

Levine, S.Z.; Wheatley, M.A.; Mceachern, T.H. 1935: The composition of growth in infants. Amer. J. Dis. Child 50: 551-552

Swanson, W.W. 1932: The composition of growth. 2. The full-term infant. Amer. J. Dis. Child 43: 10-18

Hamilton, B.; Shock, N.W. 1934: The composition of growth. 3. Infantile atrophy. Acta paediat 15: 314-329

Lauder, A.; Comrie, A. 1936: The composition of heather (Calluna vulgaris). Scot. J. Agric 19: 148-152

Wolff, W.A.; Kerr, E.G. 1938: The composition of human bone in chronic fluoride poisoning. American Journal of the Medical Sciences 195: 493-497

Salmi, T. 1944: The composition of human milk, especially its fat content, and the effect of war-time nutrition. Acta paediatr, Stockh. 32(1): 1-26

D.B.er, E.J.; Johnston, C.G.; Wilson, D.W.ight 1935: The composition of intestinal secretions. Journal of Biological Chemistry 108(1): 113-120

Thomas, Brynmor Hargrave, J. 1931: The composition of kitchen waste. J. Minist. Agric. Engl. 38: 306-373

Bacher, I. 1940: The composition of legume and cereal mixtures. Lantm. Svenskt Land 24: 370-1

Joachim, A.W.R.; Pandittesekere, D.G. 1939: The composition of local and imported citrus fruit. Tropical​ ​Agriculturist 93: 14-24

Urbanyi, L. 1935: The composition of lucerne hay and the question of lucerne meal as fodder. Mezogaz-das. kutatas 8: 1-6

Linton, R.G. 1937: The composition of mare's milk. 2. The variation in composition during lactation. J. Dairy Res 8: 143-172

Linton, R.G. 1937: The composition of mare's milk. 3. The influence of intra-mammary pressure on the composition of milk with special reference to the mare and cow. J. Dairy Res 8: 143-172

Ling, E.R. 1937: The composition of milk and whey, with special reference to the partition of calcium and phosphorus. J. Dairy Res, 8: 173

Cox, W.M., J.; Mueller, A.J. 1937: The composition of milk from stock rats and an apparatus for milking small laboratory animals. J. Nutrition. 13: 249-261

Milton, W.E.J. 1938: The composition of natural hill pastures under controlled and free grazing, cutting and manuring. Welsh Jour Agric 14: 182-195

Leniger, H.A. 1941: The composition of oilcakes, guanos, etc.. Bergcultures 15: 1170-1171

Bacharach, A.L.; Drummond, J.C. 1940: The composition of optimal and marginal diets. Chem. and Indust 59: 37-40

Copeman, P.R.V.D.R. 1936: The composition of orange skins. J. Pomol 14: 205-15

Shorland, F.B.; Brooker, S.G. 1935: The composition of pampas-grass (Cortaderia argentea.). N.Z. J. Sci. Technol 17: 528-530

Frankena, H.J. 1938: The composition of pasture grass. Landbouwk. Tijdschr 50: 738-42

Schmidt, J.; Lauprecht, E.; Winzenburger, W. 1934: The composition of pasture grass under the intensive grazing system. Landw. Jb 80: 947-67

Sjollema, B. 1931: The composition of pasture grass, its content of nitrate, crude and true protein, and the nutritive ratio of some grass samples. Tierernahrung 2: 505-519

Mukherjee, S.K.; Swaminathan, K.; Viswanath, B. 1944: The composition of pre-milk and colostrum of dairy cows of the pedigree Sahiwal herd at the Imperial Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi. Indian J. vet. Sci 14(4): 232-238

Hollander, F. 1934: The composition of pure gastric juice. American Journal of Digest Disease and Nutrition 1(5): 319-329

Bergman, A.J.; Turner, C.W. 1937: The composition of rabbit milk stimulated by the lactogenic hormone. Journal of Biological Chemistry 120(1): 21-27

Osthoff, G.; Hugo, A.; de Wit, M. 2007: The composition of serval (Felis serval) milk during mid-lactation. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology. Part B Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 147(2): 237-241

Sideri, D.L.; Liamina, A.N. 1942: The composition of soil colloidal clay. Soil Sci 54: 83-100

Sutton, G.L. 1933: The composition of some common Western Australian stock foods. J. Dept. Agric. W. Austral 10: 381-383

Beck, A.B.; Underwood, E.J. 1938: The composition of some grasses from Turee Creek Station of the north-west pastoral area of Western Australia. J. Dept. Agric. W. Austral 15: 55-60

Norman, A.G. 1937: The composition of some less common vegetable fibres. Biochemical Journal 31(9): 1575-1578

Murphy, H.F. 1936: The composition of some of the great plains grasses and the influence of rainfall on plant composition. Proc. Okla. Acad. Sci 16: 37-40

Norman, A.G. 1937: The composition of some vegetable fibres with particular reference to jute. Biochem. J 30: 831-8

Seath, W.H. 1943: The composition of standard bread and suggestions for its fortification with calcium. Clin. Proceedings 2: 153-156

Mickelsen, O.; Keys, A. 1943: The composition of sweat, with special reference to vitamins. Journal of Biological Chemistry 149: 479-490

Macmasters, M.M.; Hilbert, G.E. 1944: The composition of the amylodextrin fraction of wheat flour. Cereal Chemistry 21(6): 548-555

D.Vies, William Lewis 1933: The composition of the isotonic diluent in samples of milk low in solids-not-fat. Jour Dairy Res 4(2): 273-278

Nilsson-Leissner, G. 1943: The composition of the Scanian hay leys. Lantm. Svenskt Land 27: 517-8

Beauchamp, C.E. 1939: The composition of the alcoholic extract of sugar cane leaves as a means of determining the fertility of the soil for this crop. Proc 13th Ann. Conf. Cuban Sug. Tech. Assoc, 273-284

Tankard, A.R.; Bagnall, D.J.T.; Morris, F. 1934: The composition of the amniotic fluid. Analyst 59(705): 806-808

Marquis, A. 1945: The composition of the ash of forage plants and its effect on food hygiene in man and animals. Ann. agron, Paris 15(2): 279-87

Leniger, H.A. 1936: The composition of the ash of tea leaf from different types of soil and from different elevations.. Arch. Theecult. Ned.-Indie 10: 236-262

Bialaszewicz, K.; Lewin, M. 1938: The composition of the ash of the crop gland secretion of the lactating pigeon. Acta Biol. exp, Varsovie 12: 265-270

Krugers Dagneaux, E.L.; Kalkman, E. 1944: The composition of the berries of the sea buckthorn. Voeding 6: 33-35

Smith, J.A.B.; Howat, G.R.; Ray, S.C. 1938: The composition of the blood and milk of lactating cows during inanition, with a note on an unidentified constituent present in certain samples of abnormal milk. Jour Dairy Res 9: 310-322

Ramsay, J.; Thierens, V.T.; Magee, H.E. 1938: The composition of the blood in pregnancy. Brit Med Jour 4039: 1199-1202

Plum, C.M. 1941: The composition of the bone marrow in normal adults. II. Histological examinations. Acta med. scand 107: 32-52

Schmidt, J.; Hogreve, F.; Kliesch, J. 1944: The composition of the cattle carcass, with special reference to the five slaughter grades, in lowland cattle. Zuchtungskunde 19: 14-23

Hseung, Y.; Shen, T.C. 1938: The composition of the colloids of the various great groups of soils of China. Nat. Geol. Surv. China Spec. Soils Pub, 4, 9-31

Bergman, A.J.; Turner, C.W. 1937: The composition of the colostrum of the dairy goat. Jour Dairy Sci 20(1): 37-45

Weeks, M.E.; Fergus, E.N.; Karraker, P.E. 1940: The composition of the corn plant grown under field conditions in relation to the soil and its treatment. Soil Science Society American Proceedings 5: 140-146

Davies, W.L. 1939: The composition of the crop milk of pigeons. Biochemical Journal 33(6): 898-901

Holleman, L.W.J.; Koolhaas, D.R.; Nijholt, J.A. 1939: The composition of the diet of the Chinese in Batavia. MEDEDEEL DIENST VOLKSGEZONDHEID NEDERLAND INDIe 28(4): 306-320

Knisevetskaja, T.I. 1939: The composition of the essential oil of hybrids of basil. The biochemistry and physiology of southern trees and shrubs, Vsesojuznaja Akademija Sel'skokhozjaistvennykh Nauk im. V. I. Lenina. Gosudarstvennyi Nikitskii Botaniceskii Sad im. Molotova (Lenin Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Molotov's Nikita Botanic Garden).,Jalta 21(2): 29-36

Saboor, M.A. 1944: The composition of the fatty acids of the seed fat of Lophira alata (Ochnaceae). J. Indian chem. Soc 21: 303-6

Tiurin, I.V.; Tiurina, E.I. 1940: The composition of the humus in fossil soils.. Pedology, 2, 10-22

Hilditch, T.P.; Shorland, F.B. 1937: The composition of the liver fats of some New Zealand farm animals. Biochemical Journal 31(9): 1499-1515

Koestler, G.; Kagi, F.; Lehmann, W.; Wegmuller, E. 1944: The composition of the milk of cows on high alpine pasture. Annu. agric. Suisse 45(2): 107-130

Svoboda, H. 1931: The composition of the milk of the five breeds of cattle used in Karnten, with special reference to the specific gravity of the acetic acid whey and the refractive index. Fartschr. Landwirtsch 1: 15-22

Lampitt, L.H.; Goldenberg, N. 1940: The composition of the potato. Chem and Indust london 59(45): 748-761

Calvery, H. 0.; Titus, H.W. 1934: The composition of the proteins of eggs from hens on different diets. Journal of Biological Chemistry 105(4): 683-689

Brade, A.C. 1942: The composition of the pteridophytic flora of the Itatiaia. Contribution to the phytogeo-graphy of this region. Rodriguesia 6: 29-43

Riebsomer, J.L.; Bishop, J.; Rector, C. 1938: The composition of the seeds of Asimina triloba. J. Amer. Chem. Soc 60: 2853-2854

Katayama, H.; Kikkawa, H. 1937: The composition of the sex chromosomes in the genus Drosophila (a preliminary note).. Jap. J. Genet 13: 6-8

Badger, C.J.; Snider, H.J. 1933: The composition of the spring growth of sweet clover as influenced by previous fall treatment. Journal American Society Agron 25(2): 105-108

Pazler, J.; Rucka, A.; Havranek, A. 1943: The composition of the sugar beet varieties from comparative trials carried out in 1939. Z. Zuckerindustr. csl. Repub 66: 77-88; 89-95

Hendrick, J. 1938: The composition of the suspended matter in the drainage of the Craibstone lysimeters. Trans 2nd Comm. Int. Soc. Soil Sci, Helsingfors, 60-67

Warne, L.G.G.; Wallace, T. 1935: The composition of the terminal shoots and fruits of two varieties of apple in relation to rootstoek effects. J. Pomol 13: 1-31

Louis, L.; Lewis, H.B. 1944: The composition of the tissue proteins of the rabbit as influenced by inanition and the hepatotoxic agents, hydrazine and phosphorus. Journal of Biological Chemistry 153(2): 381-386

Bierring, E.; Nielsen, E. 1932: The composition of the tissues of albino rats treated with alkaline anterior pituitary extracts. Biochemical Journal 26(4): 1015-1021

Phillips, T.G.; Smith, T.O. 1943: The composition of timothy. Part I. Young grass and hay. NEW HAMPSHIRE Agricultural Experiment Station Tech. Bull, 81, 1-16

Harper, R.H.; Phillips, T.G. 1943: The composition of timothy. Part II. Storage organs. NEW HAMPSHIRE Agricultural Experiment Station Tech. Bull, 81, 17-22

Mader, B.O.; Mader, M.T. 1937: The composition of tubers of sprayed and unsprayed Potato plants in relation to cooking quality. Amer. Potato J 14(2): 56-59

Harshaw, H.M.; Rector, R.R. 1940: The composition of turkeys as affected by age and sex. Poult. Sci 19: 404-411

Harshaw, H.M.; Kellogg, W.L.; Rector, R.R.; Marsden, S.J. 1943: The composition of turkeys of different varieties and strains. Poultry Sci 22: 126-136

Smith, H.W. 1936: The composition of urine in the seal. Jour Cell And Comp Physiol 7(3): 465-474

Lien, T.K. 1936: The composition of vesical calculi. Chinese Med. J 50: 797-806

Young, E.G.; Grant, G.A. 1931: The composition of vixen milk. Journal of Biological Chemistry 93(2): 805-810

Snook, L.C. 1939: The composition of wheat and oat grain grown in Western Australia. J. Dept. Agric. W. Austral 16: 283-287

Randoin, L.; Delarouzee, G.; Fournier, P. 1943: The composition of wheat in relation to that of the different flours derived from it, with special reference to their content of vitamin B1, ash and cellulose. Bull. Soc. sci. Hyg. aliment 31: 177-184

Sullivan, J.T.; Chilton, S.J.P. 1943: The composition of white clover leaves as affected by rust and by sulphur. Phytopath 33(5): 401-402

Mitchell, L.C.; Alfend, S.; Mcnall, F.J. 1933: The composition of whites, yolks, and whole eggs broken out by commercial egg-breaking establishments. J. Assoc. Off. Agric. Chem 16: 247-255

Matagrin, A. 1940: The composition of wood and the principal methods of wood preservation. I, II, III. Rev. Chim. indust., Paris. 49: 123-6, 171-83, 239-51

Thomas, P.H.; Raphael, T.D. 1932: The composition, application, and general effects of the main orchard sprays at present applied to pome fruits. Tasmanian Journ. of Agric 3(4): 145-153

French, M.H. 1938: The composition, digestibility and nutritive values of the tops and tubers of the edible canna. Rep. Dep. vet. Sci. Tanganyika. Pt. 2, 37-40

French, M.H. 1943: The compositions and nutritive values of Tanganyika feeding stuffs. East African Agric. J 8: 126-132

French, M.H. 1938: The compositions of Disperma trachyphyllum leaves throughout the year. Rep. Dep. vet. Sci. Tanganyika. Pt. 2, 53-4

French, M.H. 1945: The compositions of different types of Star grass. E. Afr. Agric. J 11: 100-03

Layzell, S.C. 1937: The composting of sisal waste. E. Afr. agric. J 3: 26-9

Masui, K. 1926: The compound mycorrhiza of Quercus pausidentata Fr. Mem Coll Sci Kyoto Imp Univ Ser B 2(4): 161-187

Murphy, P.A.; M'kay, R. 1932: The compound nature of crinkle, and its production by means of a mixture of viruses. Scientific Proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society 20(20): 227-247

Rhodes, C.C.; Bartel, L.H. 1936: The compounding of rations for and feeding of poultry. 3. The composition of rations. Farming in S. Africa. 11: 212-214

Rutledge, W.A.; Common, R.H. 1945: The comppsition and digestibility of Northern Irish ryegrass seed: and ryegrass seed cleanings. 2. Data for flatweed, hairgrass and commercial Yorkshire fog seed, with a note on inorganic constituents. J. Agric. Sci 35: 123-125

Schulze, B. 1939: The comprehensive testing of timber preservatives against wood-destroying fungi. Holz Roh-u. Werkstoff 2(3): 99-109

Seborg, R.M.; Stamma, A.J. 1941: The compression of wood. Mech. Engng 63: 211-3

Anonymous 1944: The compulsory use of iodised salt in the prevention of endemic goitre. Arq. brasil. Nutricao. 1: 167-170

Leroy, A.M. 1943: The computation of rations for the energy requirements of animals and practical means to be adopted inorder to insure that said requirements are covered. Monthly Bull. Agric. Sci. Practice. 34: 113T-137T

Pontynen, V. 1939: The comsumption of raw material in the Finnish wood industry during the years 1925-1935.. Acta for. fenn 45: 231-59

Cooper, W.C. 1944: The concentrated-solution-dip method of treating cuttings with growth substances. Proc. Amer. Soc. hort. Sci. for 1944. 44: 533-41

Smith, A.J.; Whitnall, A.B.M. 1941: The concentration and distribution of HCN in relation to vine fumigation. Union S Africa Dept Agric And Forest Sci Bull 158 : 1-14, -2

Booher, L.E. 1937: The concentration and properties of vitamin H. Journal of Biological Chemistry 119(1): 223-231

Giroud, A.; Rabinowicz, M.; Hartmann, E. 1938: The concentration attained in man. Bull. Soc. Chim. biol. 20: 1097-1101

Mitchell, H.K.; Snell, E.E.; Williams, R.J. 1941: The concentration of folic acid.. Journal American Chem Society 63(8): 2284

Gassner, G. 1924: The concentration of disinfectants. Mitt. Deutsch. Landw. Gesellsch 39(21): 385-388

Morris, T.N. 1937: The concentration of fruit juices by freezing. Chem. Ind 56: 615-8

Schmid, G. 1944: The concentration of fruit trees in orchards. Schweiz. Z. Obst- u. Weinb 53: 70-4

Cole, H.H.; Saunders, F.J. 1935: The concentration of gonad-stimulating hormone in blood serum and of cestrin in the urine throughout pregnancy in the mare. Endocrinology 19: 199-208

Price-Jones, C.; Dill, D.B.; Wright, G.P. 1931: The concentration of haemoglobin in normal human blood. J. Pathol. and Bacteriol 34: 779-787. 2 figs

Orban, G. 1935: The concentration of heavy water in the human organism. Orvosi Hetilap 79: 193

Drouineau, G.; Guedon, A.; Viel, G. 1943: The concentration of hydrocyanic acid in the atmosphere during fumigations in gas chambers. Ann. Epiphyt 9: 47-60

Streef, G.M. 1935: The concentration of hydrogen ions in the blood of Europeans in temperate zones compared with that found in people living in the tropics. Arch. neerland. Physiol 20: 278-283

Nordbo, R. 1939: The concentration of ionized magnesium and calcium in milk. Journal of Biological Chemistry 128(3): 745-757

Netto, J.E.D.P. 1942: The concentration of manganous ions in the soil; the uptake of manganese by the coffee plant and its relation to the chlorophyll content of the leaves.. Bol. Sup. Serv. Cafe. 17: 4-20, 187

Bernard, A.T. 1938: The concentration of pituitary gonadotropic substances and of urinary prolan by ultrafiltration. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 127: 644-645

Vandemark, N.L.; Salisbury, G.W. 1944: The concentration of some B vitamins in bull semen. Journal of Biological Chemistry 156(1): 289-291

Kirk, E. 1938: The concentration of the individual phosphatides (lecithin, kephalin, ether insoluble, phosphatide) and of cerebrosides in plasma and red blood cells in pernicious anemia before and during liver treatment. Amer. J. Med Sei 196: 648-654

Sperry, W.M. 1937: The concentration of total cholesterol in the blood serum. Journal of Biological Chemistry 117: 391-395

Swain, L.A. 1941: The concentration of vitamin A by adsorption. Progr, Rep. Pacific Biol. Stat., Nanaimo, B.C. and Pacific Fish. Exp. Stat., Prince Rupert, B.C., No. 49, Sept. 13-16

Bodansky, O.; Lewis, J.M.; Lillienfeld, M.C. 1943: The Concentration of Vitamin a in the Blood Plasma during Pregnancy. Journal of Clinical Investigation 22(5): 643-647

Sadovsky, A.; Weber, D.; Wertheimer, E. 1939: The concentration of vitamin C in the blood during and after pregnancy. J. Lab. Clin. Med 26: 120-131

Wallis, G.C. 1939: The concentration of vitamin D in the blood of dairy cattle as compared with the potency of the milk produced. Proc. S. Dakota Acad. Sci 19: 55-60

Lepkovsky, S.; Popper, W., J.; Evans, H.M. 1935: The concentration of vitamin G by adsorption and elution from fuller's earth. Journal of Biological Chemistry 108: 257-265

Newton, J.M. 1941: The concentration, characterization, and properties of soybean amylase. Iowa St. Coll. J. Sci 16: 108-10

Bott, P.A.; Wilson, D.W. 1935: The concentrations of lactic acid in blood and liver of rabbits. Journal of Biological Chemistry 109: 463-466

Lewis Johnsson, M. 1944: The concept 'younger forest' in the forest conservation law of 1923.. Skogsagaren 20: 188-90, 193-5

Taussig, S. 1937: The concept of breed in modern animal breeding. Int. Rev. Agric, 28: T170-T185

Chapman, G.H. 1945: The Concept of a "strain" in Bacteriology. Science 101(2626): 429-430

Trotter, A. 1925: The concept of abortion in plant pathology. Ann. R. Scuola Sup. di Agric, in Portici 20: 3-11

Lochhead, A.G. 1941: The concept of bacterial equilibrium in soil and its possible application to soil problems. Canad. Pub. Health J 32: 80-81

Engeler, W. 1940: The concept of breed characters and their importance in modern breeding. Schweiz. landw. Mh 18: 330-332

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Komarov, N.F. 1940: The concept of evolution and the theory of labile equilibrium in modern geobotany. Sovet. Bot, 5/6, 288-301

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Saillard, E. 1931: The constancy of composition of plants, according to Liebig, and of improved strains of sugar beet. C.R. Acad. Sci 192: 504-507

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Harris, C.C. 1938: The constants of genuine cod liver oil 1. The unsaponiflable matter content. Chem. and Indust 57: 508-509

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Cahn, R.S.; Boam, J.J. 1935: The constituents of derris resin. Chem and Indust london 54(8): 42t-45t

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Maccorquodale, D.W.; Cheney, L.C.; Binkley, S.B.; Holcomb, W.F.; Mckee, R.W.; Thayer, S.A.; Doisy, E.A. 1939: The constitution and synthesis of vitamin K1. Journal of Biological Chemistry 131(1): 357-370

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Pastac, I. 1934: The constitution of phenols and their anticryptogamic action. Chimie et Indus 31(4): 1027-1032

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Erdtman, H. 1944: The constitution of the resin phenols and their biogenetic relationships VIII. On coniden-drin (lactone from sulphite lyes) and its occurrence among different conifers. Svensk PappTidn 47: 155-59

Merkenschlager, F. 1936: The constitution of the soybean. Ernahr. Pfl 32: 189-94

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Carstens, P. 1943: The constitution problem in animal breeding. Zuchtungskunde 18: 139-147

Roberts, J.W. 1940: The constriction disease of peach. Phytopath 30(11): 963-968

Marshall, R.E. 1932: The construction and management of air-cooled storages with special reference to apples. Michigan State Coll. Agr., Agr. Exp. Sta. circ. bull, 143: 43

Anonymous 1945: The construction and use of dietary standards. Canad. J. Pub. Health. 36: 272-275

Anonymous 1920: The construction of Sub-departments for the Control of Agricultural Pests. Bull 2nd All-Russian EntomoPhytopath. Conf. Petrograd, 25-30th October, Petrograd 1, 10-14

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Anonymous 1937: The consumption of milk. Planning 6. 2-15

Samuel, L. 1937: The consumption of milk and milk products by the Jewish-European population in Palestine.. Yedeoth 3: 3-4, 78-84, 94

Harvey, D. 1938: The consumption of milk by Europeans in Kenya. East African Agric. J 4: 141-142

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Harry, E.L. 1937: The consumption of milkstuffs and meatstuffs in the Rhondda Valley. Welsh J.Agric 13: 69-81

Garrigus, W.P.; Rusk, H.P. 1936: The consumption of reed canary and brome grasses by grazing steers. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod: 75-82

Dorph-Petersen, K. 1935: The consumption of seed and the size of the seed production area in Denmark. Dansk Fravl 18: 181-7

Sozykin, N.F. 1941: The contact method of determining soil and subsoil moisture. Trudy Inst. Les. Khoz, 24, 193-246

Gioia, F.; Ciriello, P.Paolo. 2006: The containment of oil spills in porous media using xanthan/aluminum solutions, gelled by gaseous CO2 or by AlCl3 solutions. Journal of Hazardous Materials 138(3): 500-506

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Vinok Urov, M.A. 1942: The content and composition of organo-mineral gels.. Pedology 3-4, 73-88

Kropp, B. 1940: The content and distribution of minerals in human amnion and chorion at term. Anat Rec 77(4): 407-414

Kudrin, S.A. 1942: The content and mobility of phosphates in serozems from different parent materials.. Pedology 5-6, 19-25

Rohrer, V.; Theadwell, C.R. 1944: The content and stability of ascoibic acid in orange juice under home conditions. Texas Rep. Biol. Med 2: 175-182

Riboulleau, J. 1938: The content in oestro-genic substances of the unfertilised and fertilised bird's egg. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris 129: 914-916

Leulier, A.; Policard, A.; Revol, L. 1941: The content of Ca and P of the various constituents of the long bones of the fowl: their variations during the first four months. C.R. Soc. Biol 135: 1203-1205

Moller-Christensen, E.; Thorup, C. 1941: The content of ascorbic acid in human milk at and after parturition and during pregnancy. Ugeskr. Laeg 103(2): 31-35

Lambrechts, A.; Deco.; Clemens. 1941: The content of carotene and vitamin A in the blood serum of healthy and sick individuals in Belgium under normal conditions of feeding. Rev. beige Sci. med, 13: 313

Deco, M.; Clemens, P. 1941: The content of carotenoids and vitamin A in the blood of normal subjects in Belgium. C.B. Soc. Biol. 135: 434-456

Zaiceva, A.A. 1940: The content of chlorophyll in wheat seedlings and its relationship to vernalization. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 27: 268-270

Spek, J.Van Der. 1945: The content of combined water in clay substances.. Versl. Land-bouwk. Onderzoek 51(9) A, 157-189

Kiesch, W.; Jantzon, H. 1931: The content of crude and digestible nutrients in silage from mixtures of (a) hemp and vetches, (b) oilradish and vetches. Biederm. Zentralbl. B. Tierernahrung. 3: 3-12

Cohen, V.L. 1942: The content of fungous spores in the air in Buffalo, New York. J. Bact 43(1): 115-116

Johnson, B.C.; Elvehjem, C.A.; Peterson, W.H. 1941: The content of grass-juice factor in legume silages and in milk produced therefrom. Jour Dairy Sci 24(10): 861-864

Maier, W.; Mittmann-Maier, G. 1942: The content of growth substances in healthy vines and those affected with reisig disease. Wein u. Rebe. 24: 109-24

Balandin, D.A.; Kolesnikov, B.P. 1943: The content of guttapercha in the species of Euonymus in the Maritime Province. Sovetskaia Botanika leningrad 4: 42-54

D.C.ro, L.; Fornaroli, P.; Boni, I. 1940: The content of lactic and pyruvic acids in blood and tissues of normal and vitamin B1 deficient rats after injections of pyruvate and lactate. Bollettino della Societa Italiana di Biologia Sperimentale 15: 518-520

Steenbjerg, F. 1938: The content of microelements in artificial fertilizers. Producenten 4: 62-63

Lapshina, A.N. 1941: The content of nitrogenous substances, sugars, phosphorus and potassium in the organs of wheat at different stages of development in relation to methods of applying fertilizers.. Vest. Udob. Agrotekh. Agropochvoved, 3, 88-98

Sandelin, A.E. 1945: The content of non-casein N in milk.. Meijerit. Aikakausk 5(3): 107-109

Liosin, M. 1937: The content of organic acids in the leaves of Moras alba.. Sovetsk. Bot, 1, 121-8

Gounelle, H.; Raoul, Y.; Marche, J. 1945: The content of pellagra-preventing vitamin in the blood and liver of man. C.R. Soc. Biol 139: 144-145

Braestrup, P.W. 1938: The content of reduced ascorbic acid in blood plasma in infants, especially at birth and in the first days of life. Jour Nutrition 16(4): 363-373

Tolkachev, A.K. 1940: The content of resin in the resin fraction, in relation to the diameter of the cut tree. Mitt. Kirov. forsttech. Akad 58: 93-127

Stamler, S.M. 1935: The content of sex hormones in the urine and blood of pregnant mares. Probl. zooteh. eksp. Endokrin 2: 186-220

Wachholder, K. 1942: The content of substances, protecting vitamin C, in digestive juices, saliva, and gastric and duodenal secretions, and their physiological significance in nutrition. Vitamine u. Hormone. 3: 1-7

Mar?lcllek, P.-; Svobodovcl, Z.?ka-; Randclk, T.?l 2007: The content of total mercury and methylmercury in common carp from selected Czech ponds. Aquaculture international 15(3-4): 299-304

Kondyrev, V.E. 1940: The content of vitamin A (carotene) in the feeds of the Vologda province. Trudy Vologod. Seljskohoz. Inst, 1, 14-20

Deco, M. 1941: The content of vitamin A and carotene in the blood in various illnesses. C.B. Soc. Biol. 135: 437-438

Scheunert, A.; Schieblich, M. 1936: The content of vitamin A, vitamin B1 and vitamin B2 in samples of hay from potassium manorial trials. Biederm. ZU. B. Tierernahrung 8: 125-31

Katcenkov, G.M. 1938: The content of vitamin C in the plants grown under artificial light. Doklady Vsesojuz. Akad. Seljskohoz. Nauk 31(22): 9-11

Ivanov, N.N.; Smirnova, M.A. 1934: The content of vitamine A in carrot varieties.. Bull. Appl. Botany, Genetics and Plant Breeding, Leningrad. Suppl 67, 53-64

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Bkttll, L. 1941: The content of water, fat, protein, minerals, carbohydrate and vitamins in the food consumed in Belgium. Bull. Acad. Mid. Belg 8: 474-483

Brull, L. 1936: The content of water, protein, lipoids, calcium, phosphorus and magnesium of a series of alimentary products commonly used in Belgium. Bull. Acad. roy. med. Belg 1(6): 441-443

Danckwortt, P.W.; Hoffmann, W. 1941: The content of zinc and other metals in the liver of animals injured by factory fumes. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 49: 523-525

Ivanowa, A. 1933: The contents of the vitamin C in the raw or pickled pumpkin.. Ques. tions of Nutrition (U.S.S.R.) 2(5): 31-34

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Floderus, B. 1943: The continental Salix glauca species. Svensk bot. Tidskr 37: 169-72

Nilsson Ehle, H. 1942: The continuation of work on the production of tetraploid apples. Sveriges Pomol Foren Arsskr 43: 25-28

Farquharson, R.F. 1934: The continued administration of large amounts of irradiated ergosterol to patients suffering from post-operative parathyroid tetany: its therapeutic value and effect on calcium and phosphorus metabolism. J. Clin. Invest 13: 706-707

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Muhlbock, O. 1938: The continued regression of the comb of capons after treatment with oestrogens. Acta brev. neerl. Phiysiol 8: 142-146

Klapp, E. 1935: The continued study of permanent grassland as affected by flooding with water containing potassium. Landw. VersSta 123: 237-75

May, R.M. 1932: The continued vicarious action of an intraocular graft of the thyroid of the newly-born racoon upon the development of the thyroidectomized white rat. C.R. Acnd. Sci 194: 1525-1527

Powell, H.Clark 1932: The continuity of high and low yielding tendencies in citrus trees. Jour Pomol And Hort Sci 10(4): 295-300

Samson, P.C.; Rhode, H. 1933: The continuous intravenous administration of epinephrine and glucose in dogs: further observations. Amer. J. Physiol 103: 255-264

Thomas, M.D.; Hill, G.R. 1937: The Continuous Measurement of Photosynthesis, Respiration, and Transpiration of Alfalfa and Wheat Growing under Field Conditions. Plant Physiology 12(2): 285-307

Linderstrom Lang, K.; Jacobsen, C.F. 1941: The contraction accompanying enzymatic break-down of proteins. Compt Rend Trav Lab Carlsberg copenhagen Ser Chim 24(1): 1-48

Christiansen, W. 1935: The contrast between Atlantic and continental flora in Schleswig-Holstein. Rep. Spec. nov. Regn. veg. Beih 81: 165-9

Marchionatto, J.B. 1943: The contribution of Carlos Spegazzini to Argentine phytopathology. Rev. Fac. Agron, La Plata 25: 11-20

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Mitchell, H.H. 1942: The contribution of amino-acids to normal nutrition. Journal American Dietetic Assoc 18(3): 137-140

Harington, C.R. 1944: The contribution of chemistry to immunology. Jubilee Memorial Lecture. Chem. & Indust, 10, 87-91

Hellstrom, P. 1941: The contribution of clover aftermath to the total ley crop still larger. Lantm. Svenskt Land 25: 519-20

Rott. 1935: The contribution of digestive diseases to the infant mortality rate. ReichsGesundheitsblatt 10: 669-670

Charley, V.L.S. 1944: The contribution of fruit and vegetable juices in war and peace. Food Manufacture 19(9): 317-323

Haldane, J.B.S. 1935: The contribution of genetics to the solution of some physiological problems. C. R. Soc. Biol, Paris., 119: 1481-1496

Nehring. 1942: The contribution of green fodder to pig fattening with special reference to silage of potatoes and green fodder. Ztschr. Schweinezucht. 49: 161-164

Rodrigues, A. 1939: The contribution of histology to the solution of taxonomic problems in the genus Vitis. Rev. Agron, Lisboa 27: 200-13

Bunn, E.; Turner, S.; Panaia, M.; Dixon, K., W. 2007: The contribution of in vitro technology and cryogenic storage to conservation of indigenous plants. Australian Journal of Botany 55(3): 345-355

Johnston, P.E. 1939: The contribution of livestock to increased farm incomes and better land use. Proc. Amer. Soc. Anim. Prod., 32nd Ann. Meeting. 273-7

Mitchell, H.H.; Hamilton, T.S.; Shields, J.B. 1943: The contribution of non-fat milk solids to the nutritive value of wheat breads. Jour Nutrition 25(6): 585-603

Tresder, K.K.; Morris, S.J.; Allen, M.F. 2005: The contribution of root exudates, symbionts, and detritus to carbon sequestration in the soil. Roots and soil management: interactions between roots and the soil: 145-162

Youngs, F. 0. 1943: The contribution of the Soil Survey to the guayule emergency rubber project. Soil Science Society American Proceedings 7: 412-415

Tretteberg, A. 1936: The contribution of the county of ostfold to Norway's supply of seed and grain. Tidsskr. norske Landbr. 43: 99-109

Foltz, J.C.; Woodall, S.; Wandschneider, P.R.; Taylor, R.G. 2007: The contribution of the grape and wine industry to Idaho's economy: agribusiness and tourism impacts. Journal of Agribusiness 25(1): 77-91

Goodeve, M.D. 1935: The contribution of the nutritionist to the health of the pre-school child. Canad. Pub. Health J 26: 434-39

Matteis, M.De. 1939: The contribution of the sheep industry to autarky. Azione vet 8: 141-157

Useche Rodriguez, D.C. 2005: The contribution of the silvopastoral systems to ecological restoration in livestock pastures. Recursos Naturales y Ambiente (46/47): 5-12

Desch, H.E. 1941: The contribution of tropical forests to war economy. Malayan Forester 10(4): 123-130

Hardy, F. 1944: The contributions made by sugar-cane roots to soil organic matter. Tropical Agriculture 21(11): 203-209

Demmon, E.L. 1940: The contributions of forestry under changing conditions in Southern agriculture. Forestry in Relation to Agriculture. Southern Region, U.S. Forest Service,Atlanta, Ga., USA: 42-9

Anonymous 1938: The control and eradication of spear and creeping thistles. Scot. J. Agric 21: 176-80

Gould, G.N. 1941: The control and treatment of infertility in bovines. Vet Rec 53(35): 504-507

Dillon Weston, W.A.R. 1929: The control of ' bunt ' in Wheat. Ann. Of Appl. Biol 16(1): 86-92

Reckendorfer, F. 1923: The control of ' rotbrenner'. Allg. Weinzeit 40(4): 52-53

Ferrer, R.B. 1938: The control of 'Sigatoka' of the Banana. Bol. Coop, Banan. Magdalena Lim., Colombia 1938. 7-8, 7

Wiesmann, R. 1942: The control of Acrolepia ascetella in leeks. ForschErgebn. Geb. Gartenb, H.2, 29-40

Richards, M.C. 1945: The control of Alternaria blight on N. H. Victor tomatoes by the application of fungicides. Phytopath 35(8): 656

Nattrass, R.M. 1928: The control of American Gooseberry mildew. Journ. Min. Agric 35(2): 161-167

Muskett, A.E.; Turner, E. 1931: The control of American Gooseberry mildew in Northern Ireland. Fart XX. Journ. Min. Agric, Northern Ireland 3: 83-96

Notley, F.B. 1933: The control of Antestia in wetter districts. Kenya Dept. Agr. bull, 4: 12

Ol, I.A. 1916: The control of Aphis pomi, De Geer. Progressive Fruit-Growing and Market-Gardening. Petrograd 13(30): 718-719

Goodwin, W.; Salmon, E.S.; Wabe, W.M. 1932: The control of Apple Scab. I. Allington Pippin and Newton Wonder. Journ. South-Eastern Agric. Coll. Wye, Kent 30: 51-62

Goodwin, W.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1929: The control of Apple scab. Journ. South-Eastern Agric. Coll, Wye, Kent 26: 34-46

Goodwin, W.; Pizer, N.H.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1937: The control of Apple scab : Allington Pippin and Newton Wonder, 1936. J.S.E. agric. Coll., Wye 40: 9-17

Goodwin, W.; Salmon, E.S.; Wabe, W.M. 1932: The control of Apple scab on Worcester Pearmain and Allington Pippin; a three years' experiment. Journ. South-Eastern Agric. Coll. Wye, Kent 30: 28-50

Bagenal, N.B.; Goodwin, W.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1931: The control of Apple scab. I. Bramley's Seedling. Journ. South-Eastern Agric. Coll., Wye, Kent. 28: 188

Bagenal, N.B.; Goodwin, W.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1930: The control of Apple scab. I. Bramley's Seedling and Newton Wonder. Journ. South-Eastern Agric. Coll, Wye, Kent, 27: 186

Goodwin, W.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1930: The control of Apple scab. II. Allington Pippin and Newton Wonder. Journ. South-Extern Agric., Coll, Wye, Kent, 27: 01

Goodwin, W.; Martin., H.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1934: The control of Apple scab: Allington Pippin and Newton Wonder, 1933. Journ. South-Eastern Agric. Coll, Wye, Kent 34: 136-144

Goodwin, W.; Pizer, N.H.; Salmon, E.S.; Wake, W.M. 1936: The control of Apple scab: Allington Pippin and Newton Wonder, 1935. J.S.-E. agric. Coll., Wye. 38: 31-37

Goodwin, W.; Pizer, N.H.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1938: The control of Apple scab: Allington Pippin and Newton Wonder, 1937. J. S.-E. agric. Coll., Wye 42: 37-41

Goodwin, W.; Martin, H.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1933: The control of Apple scab: Allington Pippin, and Newton Wonder, 1932. Journ. South-Eastern Agric. Coll., Wye, Kent 32: 95-107 p

Goodwin, W.; Pizer, N.H.; Salmon, E.S.; Ware, W.M. 1935: The control of Apple scab: Allington Pippin, and Newton Wonder, 1934. J. S.E. agric. Coll. Wye 36: 55-61

Hulsenberg, H. 1935: The control of Asparagus rust (Puccinia asparagi DC.) in the Province of Saxony. Z. PflKmnkh 45(2): 97-111

Jermiess. 1934: The control of Aster diseases. Ratschlage fur Haus, Garten, Feld 9(6): 107-108

Smith, H.R. 1943: The control of Bang's disease in relation to the conservation of meat and dairy products. Proc 46th Meet. U.S. Live Stk sanit-. Ass., 1943. 144-148

Toomre, R. 1938: The control of Barley and Wheat loose smuts.. Agronoomia 17(5): 357-394

Murphy, H.F. 1933: The control of Bermuda grass through the use of chlorates. Journal American Society Agron 25(10): 700-704

Wade, G.C. 1945: The control of Botrytis corm rot of the gladiolus. Jour Dept Agric Victoria 43(3): 127-130

D.Plessis, S.J. 1938: The control of Botrytis rot of Grapes. Fmg S. Afr 13(143): 81-83

Gomilevsky, V. 1914: The control of Calandra granaria. Chutorianin. Poltava 50, 1350-1352

Steinmetz, F.H. 1930: The control of Carnation rust, Uromyces caryophyllinus (Schr.) Wint., with sulphur. Phytopath 20(4): 363-364

Wilson, J.D. 1944: The control of Celery blights with Bordeaux, the fixed coppers with and without sulphur, and fermate. Bi-mon. Bull. Ohio agric. Exp. Sta 29(227): 95-109

Reinboth, G. 1941: The control of Cercospora in beets. Zuckerrubenbau 23: 10-12

Buschlen, M.J. 1942: The control of Cercospora leaf spot. Sugar New York 37(2): 40-43

Borodin, D. 1915: The control of Cheimatobia brumata and Hibernia defoliaria. Chutorianin. Poltava 40-41, 852-856

Andrianov, M.I. 1941: The control of Cirsium arvense. Opyt. Agron, 6, 42-5

Causse, P. 1916: The control of Clysia ambiffoeua and Sparganothis piueriana with hot water and the treatment of short internodes with tar. Rev. Vitic. Paris 44: 1145, 409-411

Viala, P. 1916: The control of Clysia ambiguella and Sparganothis with hot water. Rev. Vitic, Paris 44: 1147, 440-442

Chauvigne, A. 1915: The control of Clysia ambiguella with hot cupric spray solutions. Rev. Vitic, Paris 42: 1094, 503-505

Baratte, J. 1941: The control of Colorado beetle by arsenic dusts. C.R. Acad. Agric. Fr 27: 939-41

Horne, W.T.; Palmee, D.F. 1935: The control of Dothiorella rot on Avocado fruits. Bull. Calif, agric. Exp. Sta, 594: 16

Van Hell, W.F. 1941: The control of Fomes lignosus root disease on replanted rubber. Arch. Rubbercult. Ned.-Ind 25: 587-619

Rousseaux, E. 1914: The control of Fungicides and Insecticides. Jl. d'Agric. Prat, Paris., April 2. 1(14): 431-433

Braun, H. 1926: The control of Hypochnus solani P. &. D. (Rhizoctonia solani K.) by steeping. A con-tribution to the question cf Potato disinfection. Arb. Biol. Reichsanst. fur Land- u. Forstwirtsch 14(4): 411-454

Griffith, A.L. 1941: The control of Lantana by a sodium chlorate spray. Indian For 67: 107-14

Petkov, P. 1939: The control of Locusts with Empusa. Int. Congr. Ent., 1939. 4, 2616-2618

Bierig, A. 1942: The control of Macrodactylus. Bol. tec. Cent. nac. Agric. Costa Rica, 29: 13

Neu, W. 1940: The control of Melolontha with agents containing di-nitro-cresol. Forschungsdienst 9: 369-86

Hanf, M. 1940: The control of Minute Rhynchites of strawberry. Gartenbauwiss 14: 671-96

Kamat, M.N. 1927: The control of Mosambi (Citrus aurantium) gummosis. Agric. Journ, India 22(3): 176-179

Treschow, C. 1943: The control of Mycogone in mushroom cultures. Zbl. Bakt.; IIte Abt 105: 418-21

Gregory, P.H. 1940: The control of Narcissus leaf diseases II. The effect of white mould on flower and bulb crop. Ann. appl. Biol 27(4): 472-488

Gregory, P.H. 1940: The control of Narcissus leaf diseases. I. White mould and fire on 'Golden Spur'. Ann. appl. Biol 27(3): 338-347

Baker, E. 1923: The control of Oidium. Journ. Dept. Agric, S. Africa 7(2): 118-121

Murray, R.K.S. 1935: The control of Oidium. Quart. Circ. Rubb. Res. Scheme. 12(1-2): 10-17

Vassiliev, E. M. 1915: The control of Pegomyia hyoscyami, Panz. Herald of the Sugar Industry. Kiev 25, 589-590

Yakhontov, V.V. 1931: The control of Phytonomus variabilis Hbst. and a note on its biology. Za Khlopkovuyu Nezavisimost, 6/7, 71-4

D'angremond, A. 1922: The control of Phytophthora nicotianae in the Vorstenland. Meded. Proefstat. voor Vorsten-landsche Tabak. 43:

Schreiber, A.F. 1915: The control of Pieris brassicae. Orchard and Market-Garden. Moscow, 3, 140-142

Findlay, D.H.; Sykes, E.T. 1937: The control of Potato blight by spraying and destruction of haulm. J. Minist. Agric 44(6): 546-551

Foex, E. 1941: The control of Potato blight, Phytophthora infestans (Mont.) de Bary. C.R. Acad. Agric. Fr 27(4): 219-229

Hofsten, C.G.Von. 1945: The control of Ranunculus acris in pastures. Lantm. Svenskt Lond 29: 653-4

Balabanov, M. 1916: The control of Rhynchites pauxillus. Progressive Horticulture and Market-Gardening, Petrograd., March 5th 13(8): 245-246

Johnston, C.O.; Melchers, L.E. 1928: The control of Sorghum kernel smut and the effect of seed treatments on vitality of Sorghum seed. Kansas Agric. Exper. Stat. Tech. Bull, 22: 37

North, D.S. 1923: The control of Sugar-cane diseases. Australian Sugar Journ, xiv, xv: 46

Noordijk, E. 1940: The control of TB. in cattle. Tijdschr. Diergeneesk 67: 811-821

Husemann, C. 1932: The control of Tipula oleracea. Mitt. Ver. Moork. Berl 50: 143-4

Boning, K. 1932: The control of Tobacco anthracnose (Colletotrichum tabacum) by seed disinfection and protective treatment of the plants with ehetnieal substances. Prakt. Blatter fur Pflanzenbau nnd Pftanzenscktitz. 10: 3-4-5, 89-106

Blood, H.L. 1933: The control of Tomato bacterial canker (Aplanobacter michiganense E. F. S.) by fruit-pulp fermentation in the seed-extraction process. Proc. Utah Acad. Sci 10: 19-23

Boyce, J.S. 1931: The control of White Pine blister rust in the United States. Quart. Journ. of Forestry 25(4): 305-311

Burkey, L.A.; Rogosa, M.; Farrar, R.R. 1940: The control of abnormal bacterial fermentations in the manufacture of Swiss cheese. J. Dairy Sci 23: 513-514

Dolby, R.M. 1941: The control of acid development in Cheddar cheesemaking. New Zealand Jour Sci And Tech 22(5a): 289a-302a

Mcmeekan, C.P. 1943: The control of adaptability phenomena. Proc. N.Z. Soc. Anim. Prod., 3rd Ann. Conf. 1943?. 1-10

Ludwig, C.H. 1922: The control of angular leaf spot of Cotton. Phytopath 12(1): 20-22

Valleau, W.D. 1923: The control of angular leaf-spot and wildfire of Tobacco. Kentucky Agric. Coll. Circ, 162: 4

Hassebrauk, K. 1942: The control of asparagus rust (Puccinia asparagi) by means of copper-containing sprays. Phytopath. Z 14: 76-82

Palmer, D.F. 1940: The control of avocado insects and mites. Calavo News 14(4): 5-6

Dye, H.W.; Newhall, A.G. 1924: The control of bacterial blight of Celery by spraying and dusting. Cornell Agric. Exper. Stat. Bull, 429: 30

Montgomery, H.B.S.; Moore, M.H. 1945: The control of bacterial canker and leaf-spot in sweet cherry. Jour Pomol And Hort Soc 21(1/4): 155-163

Bouman, A.M. 1933: The control of bacterial root galls in Apple and Pear. Tijdschr. over Plantenziekten 39(9): 217-224

Hanson, H.S. 1943: The control of bark beetles and weevils in coniferous forests in Britain. Scottish Forestry 5(7): 19-45

Murray, R.K.S. 1930: The control of bark rot. Rubber Res. Scheme (Ceylon) Leaflet. 12: 4

Stoughton, R.H. 1927: The control of bark rot by disinfectants. Rubber Res. Scheme (Ceylon) Bull, 46: 8

Bludorov, A.; Dubrova, K. 1935: The control of barrenness in sheep. Ovcevodstvo, 6, 14-18

Hadorn, C. 1944: The control of bean diseases by seed disinfection. ForschErgebn. Geb. Gartenb, H.5, 3-33

Cawston, F.G. 1935: The control of bilharzia infection in Swaziland. Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 38(24): 305-306

Borner, C. 1943: The control of black cherry aphis by breeding for resistance. Z. PflKrankh 53: 129-41

Marsh, R.W.; Dickinson, D. 1945: The control of black currant leaf spot by dithiocarbamate sprays and the effects of spray residues on the canned fruit. Ann Rept Agric And Hort Res Sta Univ Bristol 1944: 150-157

Anonymous 1936: The control of black spot on Pears. Tasm. J. Agric 7(3): 110-113

Croxall, H.E. 1944: The control of blight (Phytophthora infestans) on outdoor Tomatoes. Rep. agric. hort. Res. Sta. Bristol. 95-99

Greeves, T.N. 1937: The control of blight (Phytophthora infestons) in seed Potatoes by tuber disinfection. Ann. appl. Biol 24(1): 26-32

Nighbert, E.M.; Butcher, F.D. 1932: The control of bors, stomach worms, and large intestinal round worms of horses. Veterinary Bulletin, Washington 26(1): 59-66

Crawford. 1942: The control of bovine brucellosis in the United States of America. Aust. vet. J 18: 214-216

Heald, F.D.; Gaines, E.F. 1930: The control of bunt or stinking smut of Wheat. Washington Agric. Exper. Stat. Bull, 241: 30

Kutter, H. 1937: The control of canning pea pests in the Canton of St. Gall. Landw. Jb. Schweiz. 97-120

Macleod, J.J.R. 1932: The control of carbohydrate metabolism. Lancet 222: 1079-1086

Klagks, A. 1926: The control of cereal diseases by chemical methods. Zeitschr. Angew.Chemie 39(1): 3-10

Neuweiler, E. 1928: The control of cereal diseases by steeping. Landw. Jahrb. der Schweiz 42(3): 295-360

Smith, M.A. 1930: The control of certain fruit diseases with flotation sulphurs. Phytopath 20(7): 535-553

Reinmuth, E. 1942: The control of chafer beetles. Experience and observations in Mecklenburg, 1938. Z. PflKrankh 52: 241-9

Stare, G.H. 1942: The control of chlorosis in Cottonwood trees and other plants. Bull. Wyo. agric. Exp. Sta, 252: 16

Johns, C.K. 1937: The control of chronic contagious mastitis. Progr. Rep. Dominion agric. Bacteriologist. Canada, 9-10

Minett, F.C. 1939: The control of chronic streptococcus mastitis. Jour Comp Path And Therap 52(4): 266-272

Hector, J.M. 1936: The control of citrus gummosis. Citrus Grower, 47, 13-4 p p

Preston, N.C. 1934: The control of club root (finger and toe) in Cauliflowers. Journ. Min. Agric 41(4): 329-335

Hertzman, N. 1934: The control of club-root by breeding. Weibulls Arsbok 29: 24-27

Ludwigs, K. 1925: The control of club-root of Cabbage (Plasmodio-phora brassicae). Mitt. Deutsch. Landw. Gesellsch 40(17): 314-316

Askew, H. 0. 1944: The control of cobalt deficiency at Sherry River, Nelson. New Zea Land Jour Sci And Tech 26a(4): 216-222

Askew, H.O. 1944: The control of cobalt deficiency at Sherry River, Nelson. The value of minute Quantities of cobalt sulphate. N. Z. J. Sci. Tech 28: 216-22

Paillot, A. 1940: The control of cochylis and eudemis of the vine in 1940. C.R. Acad. Agric. Fr 26: 867-73

Paillot, A. 1942: The control of cochylis and eudemis of the vine in 1941. C.R. Acad. Agric. Fr 28: 234-9

Schaerffenberg, B. 1944: The control of cockchafer grubs. Researches on the effect of water and of flooding on the cockchafer larva.. ForschDienst 17: 520-523

Vesey-Fitzgerald, D. 1940: The control of coecidae on coconuts in the Seychelles. Bull. ent. Res 31: 253-83

Cairns, H.; Geebves, T.N.; Muskett, A.E. 1936: The control of common scab (Actinomyces scabies (Thaxt.) Guss.) of the Potato by tuber disinfection. Ann. appl. Biol 23(4): 718-742

Kelsall, A. 1943: The control of corky core. Nova Scotia Fruit Grow. Assoc. Ann. Rept 79: 71-77

Atkinson, J.D. 1936: The control of corky-pit of Apples in New Zealand. N.Z. J. Sci. Tech 18(4): 381-390

Lindemuth, K. 1943: The control of corn marigold. Angewandte Botanik 25: 79-92

Baden. 1932: The control of crowfoot and the ox-eye daisy in meadowland. Mitt. Ver. Moork. Berl, 50: 119

Rosen, H.R. 1924: The Control of Damping off of Cotton Seedlings by the Use of Uspulun. Science 60(1556): 384

Hope, C.; Stoutemyer, V.T.; Close, A.W. 1941: The control of damping-off by the use of sphagnum for seed germination. Proceedings American Society Hort Science 39: 397-406

Ogilvie, L.; Hickman, C.J.; Croxall, H.E. 1939: The control of damping-off fungi by means of chemicals applied to the soil, with special reference to weak formaldehyde solutions. Long Ashton Agric. Hort. Res. Sta. Ann. Rept, 1939. 98-114

Loomis, W.E. 1938: The control of dandelions in lawns. Jour Agric Res 56(12): 855-868

Dippenaar, B.J. 1943: The control of deficiency diseases in plants. Farming in S Africa 18(204): 189-194

Wise, G.H.; Anderson, G.W. 1944: The control of diarrhea ( white scours ) of new-born dairy calves by means of serum and sulfaguanidine. J. Dairy Sci 27: 965-979

Muskett, A.E. 1931: The control of diseases and weeds in a forest nursery. J. Min. Agr. Northern Ireland. 3: 102-15

Gordon, H.Mcl. 1939: The control of diseases caused by nematode parasites of sheep. Year Book. Institute of Inspectors of Stock of New South Wales, 33-47

Mclarty, H.R.Wilcox, J.C.; Woodbridge, C.G. 1937: The control of drought spot and corky core of the Apple in British Columbia. Bett. Fruit 31(10): 12-13

Wegner, I. 1928: The control of dry rot and related species of fungi. Die Kranke Pflanze 5(7): 109-112

Howard, A. 1944: The control of eelwonn. Gardeners' Chronicle, 116: 3011, 96-97

Howard, A. 1944: The control of eelworm. Gard Chron London 116: 96-97

Bittencourt, H.V.D.C. 1943: The control of erosion in coffee plantations. Contour furrows and ridges. Bol. Superint. Serv. Cafe, Sao Paulo 18: 230-7; 322-30

Mintzer, M.J. 1942: The control of erosion in the province of Salta. Almanaque Min. Agric. Argent 17: 417-24

Prunster, R.W. 1940: The control of eumbungi (Typha spp.) in irrigation channels. J. Coun. sci. indust. Res. Aust 13: 1-6

Bertarelli, E. 1915: The control of exanthematous typhus. Morgagni. Milan, Ivii: Part 2., 22, 343-348

Sealock, R.R.; Silberstein, H.E. 1939: The Control of Experimental Alcaptonuria by means of Vitamin C. Science 90(2344): 517

Willier, B.H.; Rawles, M.E. 1940: The control of feather color pattern by melanophores grafted from one embryo to another of a different breed of fowl. Physiological Zoology 13(2): 177-201

Anonymous 1927: The control of fertilizers and plant protectivea in Jugoslavia. Chem. Industrie 50(6): 186-187

Souto, A.B. 1944: The control of foods. Arq. brasil. Nutricao. 1: 237-244

Petersen, W. 1930: The control of foot rot of cereals. Nachricht. uber Schalingsbekampf 5(1): 33-34

Naude, T.J. 1943: The control of fruit fly in citrus orchards. Citrus Gr, 110, 1-2

Anonymous 1938: The control of fruit pests and diseases in gardens and small orchards. Adv. Leafl. Minist. Agric. Lona, 114: 4

Roeder, W.V. 1932: The control of fungi in Cactus seedlings. Blumen- und Pflanzenbau 47(6): 88-89

Verrall, A.F. 1945: The control of fungi in lumber during air-seasoning. Bot Rev 11(7): 398-415

Louw, A.J. 1943: The control of fungus diseases in the orchard. Fmg S, Afr 18(207): 450-454

Tomaszewski, W. 1931: The control of gall midges whose larvae are predatory upon grass flowers. Nachr Bl. deuts. PflSchDienst 11: 89-91

Wosika, P.H. 1936: The control of gastric acidity in peptic ulcer by alkalinized powdered whole milk tablets. Amer. J. Digest. Dis. Nutrit 3: 419-426

Retd, C.G. 1939: The control of gastric hyperacidity by magnesium trisilicate. Amcr. J. Digest. Dia 6: 267-270

Smith, W.E. 1941: The control of gastric hyperacidity in peptic ulcer. Brit. Med. J 2: 13-16

Anonymous 1932: The control of grass peste. Mitt. Ver. Moork. Berl, 50: 133

Koopman, C. 1944: The control of grease spot disease. Tijdschr. PIZiekt 50: 62-68

Hanley, F.; Mann, J.C. 1936: The control of heart rot in Sugar-Beet. J. Minist., Agric 43(1): 15-23

Neuweiler, E. 1936: The control of heart rot of Beets. Landw. Jb. Schweiz 50(3): 273-291

Vasilkova, Z.G. 1944: The control of helminth ova in the waters of the Moskova river.. Medical Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases 13(5): 11-16

Jary, S.G. 1939: The control of hop red spider. J. S.-E. agric. Coll. Wye. 44, 37-8

Hanna, W.F.; Popp, W. 1931: The control of hunt of Wheat by seed treatment. Rept. Dominion Botanist for they ear Div. of Botany, Canada Dept. of Agric, 1931. 68-69

Ravdin, I.S.; Stengel, A., J.; Prushankin, M. 1940: The control of hypoproteinemia in surgical patients. J. Amer. Med. Assoc 114: 107-111

Faes, H.; Staehelin, M.; Bovey, P. 1930: The control of insect and fungous parasites of fruit trees in 1929. Annuaire Agric, de la Suisse 31(2): 109-122

Faes, H.; Staehelin, M. 1930: The control of insect and fungous parasites of the Vine in 1929. Annuaire Agric. de la Suisse 31(2): 123-133

Schreiber, A.F. 1914: The control of larvae of Melolontha in cabbage beds. Messenger of Gardening, Fruitgrowing and Market-Gardening. 8-9, 665-666

West, J. 1940: The control of leaf curl of Tobacco in southern Nigeria. Pap. Third W. Afr. agric. Conf. 1940?. 1: 205-206

Schwartz, G. 1931: The control of leaf fall in Azaleas. Blumen- und Pflanzenbau 46(6): 89-91

Channon, H.J.; Platt, A.P.; Loach, J.V.; Smith, J.A. 1937: The control of liver fat by triethyl-beta-hydroxyethylammonium hydroxide. Biochemical Journal 31(12): 2181-2186

Cass-Smith, W.P. 1942: The control of loose or flying smut of Wheat (Ustilago tritici). J. Dep. Agric. W. Aust 19(4): 236-239

Adam, D.B.; Pescott, R.T.M. 1931: The control of loose smut in Wheat. Journ. Dept. Agric, Victoria 29(3): 141-145

Pichler, F. 1936: The control of loose smut of Oats. Neuheiten PflSch 29(2): 49-51

Mitra, M.; Taslim, M. 1936: The control of loose smut of Wheat in North Bihar by the solar energy and sun-heated water methods. Agric. Live-Stk India 6(1): 43-47

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