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Cole, L.J. 1945: What and when is a mutation ?. Amer. Fur Breeder. 18: 1, 6; 8; 10; 12

Maiwald, K. 1941: What are commercial fertilizers and what is their function in agriculture?. ForschDienst 12: 553-576

Klenk, N.L.; Brown, P.G. 2007: What are forests for: the place of ethics in the forestry curriculum. Journal of Forestry 105(2): 61-66

Fabian, F.W. 1939: What are frozen desserts ?. J. Milk Tech 2: 75-83

Vollema, J.S. 1933: What are our latest views regarding buddings as planting material ?. Bergcultures 7: 424-33

Rudolfs, W. 1930: What are the Prospects of eliminating Pood of Mosquito Larvae from breeding Pools ?. Proc 17th Ann. Mtg. New Jersey Mosquito Exterm. Ass., Atlantic City, New Brunswick, N.J., 113-123

Decker, K. 1934: What are the aims in breeding required for German viticulture ?. Zuchter 6: 162-65

Crane, M.B. 1945: What are the best plums to grow ?. John Innes Bull 1: 44-50

Clore, W.J. 1944: What are the effects of over-irrigation of orchards ?. Proc. Wash. St. hort. Ass. 39th annu. Meet. 1944. 30-1

Gulick, A. 1938: What are the genes ? II. The physicochemical picture: conclusions. Quart. Rev. Biol 13: 140-68

Boudru. 1945: What are the limiting factors for the extension of Spruce?.. Bull. Soc. for. Belg 52(7/8): 76-83

Bisby, G.R. 1945: What are the mycologists doing about nomenclature?. Ann. appl. Biol 32(2): 183-184

Haase-Bessell, G. 1938: What are the properties of the microscopic structure of chromosomes that may cause recessivity of a gene ?. Z. menschl. Vererb.- u. KonstLehre 22: 258-260

Golf, A. 1936: What are the prospects for the exportation of German stud rams to Italy and Italian Ethiopia ?. Z. Schafz 25: 282-286

Hovd, A. 1938: What bog experiments show. 5. Pasture cultivation on peat soil. Medd. norske Myrselsk 36: 169-75

Hagerup, H. 1938: What bog experiments show. 6. Crop cultivation on boggy soil. Medd. norske Myrselsk 36: 199-210

Wallace, H.A. 1937: What breeding means to improvement in plants and animals. Rep. Proc. 28th Annu. Mtg Nth Nut Gr. Ass. Md and Wash., D.C, 88-89

Westerdijk, Johanna Buisman, Christine Doorenbos, S.G.A. 1932: What can Dutch arboriculturists do in connexion with the Elm disease ?. Tijdschr. over Plantenziekten 38(2): 37-40

Fisher, L.M. 1920: What can a Community Afford to Pay to Rid Itself of Malaria?. American Journal of Public Health 10(10): 768-771

Price, W.V. 1942: What can be learned from cheese grading clinics. Nat. Butt. Cheese J, 33: 12, 12-13; 36

Anonymous 1944: What can forest wildlife contribute to the war program? Report of Committee on Game Management with Reference to Forestry, Society of American Foresters. J. For 42: 361-3

Baur, E. 1933: What can plant breeding do to prevent the internal over-production of the most important agricultural commodities?. Mitt, deuts. LandwGes 48: 173-74

Flos 1929: What can we do against Bupalus piniarius, L ?. Deuts. Forstwirt. Berlin 11: 273-277; 281-285

Guilbert, H.R. 1937: What causes black cutter beef ?. J. Hered 28: 213-215

Petersen, N. 1937: What characteristics should a bacon pig show ? Present-day demands in pig breeding in Sweden and Denmark. Z. Schweinez 44: 535-537

Frost, H.B. 1945: What citrus varieties should I plant ?. Calif. Citrogr, 30: 133; 152-3

Myer, J.E. 1939: What connectors have done in the South for the handling of lumber in a fabricated form. Sth. Lumberm, 159: 2009, 169-72

Anonymous 1939: What constitutes a good sire ? Ability to improve herd's production. AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE OF NEW SOUTH WALES 50: 513-514

Wlepking-Jurgensmann, H.F. 1943: What contribution can landscape moulding make to the care of the soil ?. Bodenk. PflErnahr 29: 13-27

Ehrhart, E.O. 1940: What cost to grow pulpwood from planted Spruce?. J. For 38: 327-9

Noel, P. 1914: What cultivated plants yield in France, and what parasites cost us. Bull. Trim. Lab. Entom. Agric. Seine-Infer, Rouen, July-August- 3, 3-13

Massarani, L.; Moreira, I. de C. 2007: What do Brazilians think about transgenics?. The media, the ic and agricultural biotechnology: 179-190

Anonymous 1937: What do statistics teach concerning type and extent of present stud bull keeping in Germany ?. DEUTSCHE LANDWIRTSCHAFTLICHE TIERZUCHT 14: 672-675, 688-692

May, E. 1934: What do summer sprays cost ?. Die Kranke Pflanze 11(7-8): 88-90

Hager, S.; Straka, T.; Irwin, H. 2007: What do teenagers think of environmental issues and natural resources management careers?. Journal of Forestry 105(2): 95-98

Schleusener. 1944: What do the Potato diseases of the year 1943 teach us?. Mitt. Landw., Berl 59(7): 141-143

Kulinna, P.H.; McCaughtry, N.; Cothran, D.; Martin, J. 2006: What do urban/inner-city physical education teachers teach? A contextual analysis of one elementary/primary school district. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy 11(1): 45-68

Gartner . 1938: What do we know about inheritance in the horse ?. Dtsch. landw. Tierz 42: 1009-1011

Zacher, F. 1927: What do we know of Niptus hololeucus ?. Mitt. Ges. Vorratsschutz. Berlin 3(1): 2-9

Reed, O.E. 1939: What do we need to know in livestock nutrition ?. Yearb. US. Dep. Agric, 1045-64

Stellwaag, F. 1924: What does Agriculture expect of Applied Entomology ?. Verh. Deutsch. Ges. angew. Ent., 4. Mitgliederversamml. Frankfurt a. M. 10. bis 13. Juli, Berlin, 19-25

Pudel, V. 2007: What does humans motivate to observe a healthy diet? Part 1: Principles of dietary counselling. Ernahrungs Umschau 54(6): 308-313, 307

Williams, F.M. 1936: What does it cost to live ?. J. Amer. Dietetic Assoc 11: 536-541

Jacobsen, J.B.C. 1932: What does it cost to produce seed ?. Dansk Fr0avl 15: 129-32

Johnston, J.C. 1940: What does pH mean to the grower ?. Calif. Citrogr 25: 228-9

Pulte . 1941: What does the German army require of German horse breeding?. Dtsch. landw.Tierz, 45: 193

Baunacke. 1925: What does the Winter-moth Outbreak of 1924-25 teach us?. Die kranke Pflanze, Dresden. 2(8): 161-166

Bruner, M.H. 1942: What does the farmer want?. J. For 40: 772-7

Lane, C. 1936: What drug best kills hookworms ?. American Journal of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition 3(10): 770-772

Anonymous 1931: What effect has sowing of a ley on the yield of the cereal nurse crop on reclaimed bog land ?. Svenska MosskForen. Tidskr 45: 363-4

Laubert, R. 1934: What everyone should know about the Plowrightia disease of fruit trees. Die Kranke Pflanze 11(1): 3-5

Hopkins, E.S. 1933: What experiments prove concerning the value of crop rotations. Proc. Wld's. Grain Exhib. and Conf. Regina 2: 186-91

Feldt, W.; Hertzsch, W. 1932: What factors influence the nutritive value of hay ?. Georgine 109: 97-8

Pearson, G.A. 1941: What forest trees tell about climate and soil. Conservation of Renewable Natural Resources. University of Pennsylvania Press,Philadelphia, USA: 19-31

Zakhakov, L.Z. 1926: What frightens the Locust: Sounds or Movement P.. Bull. N. Caucasian Plant Prof. Sta, Rostov-on-Don, 1, 68-11

Zimmermann, F. 1926: What fungicides are used ? Result of an inquiry. Wiener. Landw. Zeit 76(40): 338-339

Schmidt, F. 1941: What fur animals should be considered for breeding apart from the silver fox, blue fox, mink, nutria, and raccoon?. Dtsch. Pelztierz 16: 244-248

Iljinskii, A.P. 1942: What has been achieved by Soviet botanists in the sphere of general plant geography. Sovet. Bot, 6, 12-23

Flaksberger, K. 1934: What has been done by Soviet scientists in the study of wheat in recent years. Bull. Appl. Bot. Ser. A. Leningrad, 12, 65-69

Wettstein, F.V. 1941: What has recent research in the sphere of genetics to offer for plant breeding. Rev. Inst. Rech. Agron. Bulg 11(3): 3-15

Borodajevsky, P. 1914: What has the morrow in store for us ?. The Forest-trade Messenger. 16(16): 217-218

Breirem, K. 1945: What have the war years taught us about the feeding of stock ?. Nord. JordbrForskn, 5-6, 227-50

D.Ong, E.R. 1919: What hinders Dried Fruit Sales. Mthly. Bull, Cal. State Commiss. Hortic, Sacramento 8(5): 240-243

Busse, J. 1937: What influence has the age of the mother pine on the progeny ?. Z. Forst-u. Jagdw 69: 448-52

Ehrenberg, P. 1941: What influence have permanent humus and nutritive humus on the crumb structure of soil?. ForschDienst. Sonderh 17: 59-61

Picard, F. 1920: What insects are pests of grapevines?. Bull. Soc. Vulg. Zool. Agric, Bordeaux, France: 19(7): 75-76

Anonymous 1943: What is serpentine ?. Farm. Week. London. 18: 27

Tiemann, H.D. 1941: What is 'spiral grain'?. Sth. Lumberm, 63: 2055, 55-7

Anonymous 1944: What is 50-50 superphosphate ?. J. Dept. Agric. S. Aust, 47: 421

Morais, A.T.De. 1937: What is A. agraria Brot., its individuality and related forms. Bol. Soc. Broteriana, 12: 2nd Ser, 225-50

Schwartz, M. 1929: What is Applied Entomology ?. 3. Wanderversamml. deuts. Entomologen in Giessen, Berlin, 18-30

Goodey, T. 1939: What is Cephalobus parasuicus Sandground, 1939 ?. Journal of Helminthology 17(3): 135-142

Fairman, M. 1943: What is DQ milk ?. Milk Pl. Mon 32(10): 32-34

Hopkins, J.C.F. 1929: What is Diplodia in Maize ?. Rhodesia Atiric. Jown, xvvi: 6, 587-595

Strong, L.A. 1938: What is Entomology ?. Smithson. Rep. Washington, D.C., 377-383

Aston, B.C. 1934: What is Limonite? Explanation and Warning. New Zealand J. Agric 48: 110-112

Aldrich, J.M. 1926: What is Oestrus nasalis Linnaeus?. Insecutor Ins Menst 14(1/3): 15-16

Baylis, H.A. 1932: What is Psilochatmtu lecithosus Otte ?. Annals and Magazine of Natural History 9(49): 122-125

Kolosov, Y.. M. 1935: What is Pulex typhlus Motschulsky ?. Bull. Soc. Nat. Moscou, Moscow 44(4): 178-181

Van Thiel, P.H. 1926: What is R. melophagi ?. Acta Leidensia Scholae Med. trop, Leyden 1: 324-334

Van Thiel, P.H. 1925: What is Rickettsia melophagi?. Arch. fur Protistenkunde 52(3): 394-403

Rosell, J.M. 1933: What is Streptococcus mastiditis ?. Cornell Vet 23: 169-176

Rosell, J.M. 1933: What is Streptococcus mastitidis?. Cornell Vet 23(2): 169-176

Anon. 1938: What is Vitamin P ?. Brit. med. J: 1152-1158

Sinskaja, E. 1939: What is a centre of species formation from the viewpoint of Ch. Darwin's theory ?. Priroda (Nature), 11, 51-58

Gandrup, J. 1936: What is a clone ?. Bergcultures 10: 1531-37

Stoppelaar, J.J.De. 1936: What is a good coffee tree and how is it to be got?. Bergcultures 10: 313-18

Courtis, S.A. 1937: What is a growth cycle?. Growth 1: 155-174

Tutor, J.M. 1944: What is a licensed poultry farm ?. Ganaderia. Madr. 2(12): 40-42

Campbell, E.G. 1923: What is a Weed?. Science 58(1490): 50

Waksman, S.A. 1938: What is active soil organic matter ?. Trans 2nd Comm. Int. Soc. Soil Sci, Helsingfors, 17-28

Dayton, W.A. 1945: What is dendrology?. J. For 43: 719-22

Bonte, R. 1938: What is diploid and triploid?. Obst- u. Gemuseb 84: 159-60

Carrasco Cadenas, E. 1934: What is eaten in Spain. Arch. Med. Cirug 37: 669-675

Schimmelpfennig . 1944: What is exaggerated and what is purposeful formalism?. Mitt. Landw, Berl 59: 811-814

Zayas Y Munoz, F.De. 1939: What is genetics and what its practical application to agriculture. Rev. Agric, Habana 22(7): 103-10

Hargitt, G.T. 1944: What is Germ Plasm?. Science 100(2599): 343-348

Woodward, C.H.; Macdougal, D.T. 1942: What is guayule?. J.N.Y. Bot. Gdn 43: 168-70

Haseman, L. 1936: What is happening to the Codling Moth ?. J. econ. Ent, Menasha, Wis. 29(4): 646-648

Dobzhansky, T. 1944: What is Heredity?. Science 100(2601): 406

Gel'tser, F.Yu. 1940: What is humus ?. Pedology, 4, 52-61

Maier, W. 1942: What is known of chlorosis at the present time ?. Forschungsdienst 13: 149-69

Mackay, J.H. 1943: What is laterite?. Farm and Forest 4: 10-5

Cohen Stuart, C.P. 1925: What is left of a bush after red rust. De Thee 6(3): 93-96

Randoin, L. 1942: What is meant by dietary and nutritive equilibrium. Problems of present rations. Bull. Soc. sci. Hyg. aliment 30: 17-34

Markov, M. 1915: What is more convenient ?. Progressive Fruit-Growing and Market-Gardening. Petrograd 25, 724-726

Plotnikov, V.L 1921: What is necessary in order to increase our Knowledge of Locusts. Bull 3rd All-Russian Entomo-Phytopath. Meeting in Petrograd, 18th-25th December, 1921, December 24. 7, 12-13

Avtonomov, A. 1936: What is new in breeding Egyptian cotton. Bor'ba za Khlopok (Cotton Campaign), 7-8, 159-60

Silver, E.A. 1941: What is new in farm machinery. Agric. Engng. St. Joseph, Mich 22: 381-3; 385

Zumpt, F. 1939: What is our Knowledge of the hygienic Importance of the Stomoxydinae ?. Z. Hyg. InfektKrank, Berlin, 121: 6, 679-731. 5 pp

Williams, C.D. 1940: What is pellagra in child ren ?. Trans. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. Hyg 34: 85-90

Haussmann, G. 1943: What is perennial wheat. Ital. Agric 80: 295-307

Witte, H. 1935: What is required in the packing used for state-sealed lote of seed for sowing ?. Svensk Frotidn 4: 116-7

Florineth, F. 2006: What is site-specific? Examples of measures on riverbanks and eroded areas above the treeline. Soil bioengineering: ecological restoration with native plant and seed material Conference, HBLFA Raumberg Gumpenstein, Austria, 5-9 September 2006: 5-10

Wittmann, H.; Rucker, T. 2006: What is site-specific? Theory and practice in the work with native plant and seed material. Soil bioengineering: ecological restoration with native plant and seed material Conference, HBLFA Raumberg Gumpenstein, Austria, 5-9 September 2006: 11-30

Gericke, W.F. 1938: What is Soil?. Science 88(2294): 568-569

Beeson, C.F.C. 1924: What is the Lac Insect?. Indian Forester. Allahabad 1(7): 345-350

Lambillion, L.J.L. 1921: What is the Life-history of Zophodia. convolutetta, Hb. ?. Rev. Mens. Soc. Ent. Namuroise, Namur 21(7): 27-28

Schwartz 1925: What is the Position as regards the Spread of L. decemlineata in France ?. Anz. Schadlingskunde, Berlin 1(4): 37-39

Reitsma, K. 1931: What is the Position regarding Cysticercosis in Holland?. Tijdschr. Diergeneesk 58: 1026-1046

Jablonowski, J. 1921: What is the best Time to control the Cutworms, Euxoa segetum, Schiff. ?. Koztelek, Budapest, December 14. 31: 52, 1185-1186

Lohnis, M.P. 1936: What is the cause of marsh spot in Peas ?. Tijdschr. PIZiekt 42(6): 159-167

Esmarch, F. 1930: What is the cause of the tissures in Pears and Apples?. Die Kranke Pflanze 7(10): 142-144

Sinskaja, E.N. 1939: What is the centre of the origin of species in the light of Ch. Darwin's doctrine ?. Priroda, Moskva. 11, 51-8

Henze, O. 1939: What is the clutch size of the collared flycatcher ?. Beitr. FortPflBiol. Vogel, 15: 172

Blake, M.A.; Steelman, C.H., J. 1944: What is the cold resistance of fruit buds of peaches. Hort. News. N.J., 25: 1577-78; 1588

Jorstad, I. 1943: What is the correct botanical name of the Apple scab fungus?. Nyt. Mag. Naturv 84: 251-253

Fauvel, J.H. 1939: What is the exact origin of the Clementine ?. Rev. Hort. Agric. Afrique Nord. 43: 62-65

Maier, W. 1942: What is the extent of our present knowledge of chlorosis?. Forschungsdienst 24: 149-169

D.Meijere, J.L.F. 1919: What is the favourite Food of the Rook ?. Tijdschr. Plantenziekten. Wageningen 25(2): 53-62

Forbes, S.A. 1912: What is the matter with the Elms in Illinois?. Twenty-seventh Report of the State Entomologist of the State of Illinois, 1-20

Castro, D.Duarte De. 1939: What is the origin of maize ?. Rev. Agron, Lisboa 27: 235-36

Elofson, A. 1937: What is the position as regards Sweden's seed harvest ?. Landtm. Svenskt Land 21: 14-5

Littmann. 1944: What is the position of the artificial drying of forage plants ?. Mitt. Landw 59: 554-5

Valdeyron, G. 1941: What is the present position of the problem of metaxenia?. Ann. Serv. Bot. Tunis 18: 43-55

Berger, L. 1945: What is the return to the owner from reforestation?. Bull. Soc. for Franche-Comte. 25: 332-9

Hofmann, F. 1939: What is the smallest first litter required from a sow?. Z. Schweinez 46: 225-227

Croizat, L. 1943: What is the trinomial typicus?-II. Bull. Torrey Bot. Cl 70: 406-17

Newell, J. 1945: What is the use of hoeing ?. John Innes Bull 1: 3-6

Riemsdijk, J.F.V.; 't Hart, M.L. 1942: What is the yield of grassland in the Netherlands ?. Landbouwk. Tijdschr 54: 639-51

Gottsacker, E. 1942: What is to be expected of zephyrol in disinfection of the hands ?. Arch. Hyg. Berl 128: 11-30

Munsell, H.E. 1936: What is vitamin G? A survey of the literature. J. Home Econ 28: 320-328

Steinhamer, S. 1945: What is wrong with Canadian forestry?. For. Chron 21: 193-5

Crane, M.B. 1945: What is wrong with Lord Lambourne ?. John Innes Bull 1: 51-3

Brierley, W.G. 1923: What it costs to spray. Minnesota Horticulturist 51(5): 129-131

Peirce, F.T. 1937: What kind of cotton do they want ?. Emp. Cott. Gr. Rev 14: 286-93

Noeller. 1944: What kind of drying frame should be chosen?. Mitt. Landw 59: 654-5

Frimmel, F.V. 1943: What kind of process of species formation has led to the domesticated form L. esculentum Mill.?. Z. Pflanzenz 25: 437-42

Rockwell, F.I. 1945: What kind of trees shall I plant ?. N. S. Dak. Hort, 18: 40

Bollin, C. 2006: What makes a disaster more disastrous? Planning is possible. Entwicklung + Landlicher Raum 40(2): 8-10

Sweatt, H.B. 1945: What makes a strong glued joint?. Sth. Lumberm, 171: 2153, 287-8, 290

Berkley, E.E.; Barker, H.D. 1943: What makes cotton good?. Yearb. U.S. Dep. Agric. (1947). 369-72

Beirnaert, A. 1937: What may be expected from the selected palm plantations of the Belgian Congo ?. Bull. Agric. Congo Belge 28: 471-90

Strecker, K. 1933: What may be learnt from the results of a four years' potash manuring trial on an upland meadow ?. Landw. Wochbl. Kurhessen u. Waldeck, 37: 198

Smith, H.S. 1923: What may we expect from Biological Control?. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 16(6): 506-511

Wallin, B. 1938: What measures are calculated to ensure a satisfactory pasture yield under severe climatic conditions ?. Svenska Betes- o. Vallforen. Arsskr 20: 218-27

Palmer, J. 1936: What measures are to be adopted for the production of pure seed of meadow plants ?. Svensk Frotian 5: 77-80

Geith, R. 1935: What milk production may be expected with the use of home-grown fodder?. Zuchtungskunde 10: 63-7

Koenekamp, A. 1932: What must be taken into consideration in growing sunflowers for ensilage ?. Mitt. deuts. LandwGes 47: 225-7

Baunacke Tempel. 1927: What must be taken into consideration in regard to the export from, and import of Potatoes into Germany ?. Merkbl. Sachs. Pflanzenschutzgesellsch. zu Dresden 1: 1-8

Beller, K. 1931: What must the Veterinary Surgeon observe in the Protective Inoculation against Fowl Pox?. Berl. tierarzil. Wschr. 47: 615-618

Harlan, J.D. 1940: What new varieties of hops did in N.Y. in 1939. Amer. Brewer. 73: 6; 7, 29; 21-22

Causkret, J. 1945: What nutritive essentials can fresh vegetables contribute to our diet?. Bull. Soc. sci. Hyg. aliment 33: 76-95

Duerner. 1935: What one farm can accomplish in the production campaign. Prakt. El. Pflanzenb 13: 201-6

Gibson, A. 1927: What our Insects cost us. Sci. Agric, Ottawa, Ont. 7(11): 440-445

Nilsson, G. 1925: What part is played, by the duration of treatment in disinfection with uspulun?. Landtmannen 8(13): 237-238

Schweizer, J. 1941: What planted coffee and rubber take out of the soil and what they return to it. Preliminary communication.. Bergcultures 15: 704-711

Elofson, A. 1931: What points are to be borne in mind in laying down pastures on arable land ?. Svenska Betes- o. Vall-foren. Arsskr 13: 116-24

Veness, J.C. 1942: What price fuelwood?. For. Chron 18: 86-8

Buchinger, A. 1934: What questions with regard to determination of suction force require still further testing?. Proc. int. Seed Test. Ass 6: 479-82

Husfeld, B. 1936: What results of agricultural breeding research can be utilized in forestry?. Dtsch. Forstverein Jber, 413-23

Delong, D.M. 1934: What shall be the Objective in the Training of an Entomologist. J. econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 27(1): 53-58

Moore, R.E. 1943: What shall the Americas grow ?. Agric. America 3: 83-5

Herms, W.B. 1919: What shall we do with our Information concerning Malaria in California ?. Mthly. Bull. California State Bd. Health. Sacramento 15(6): 181-189

Knight, P. 1929: What shall we teach Students in beginning Entomology ?. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 22(1): 213-217

Bauer, W. 1935: What should a patient with arthritis eat ?. J. Amer. Med. Assoc 104: 1-6

Bruene, F. 1931: What should be considered in the sowing down of permanent grassland ?. Mitt. Ver. Moork, Berl., 49: 29-34

Mann, M. 1936: What should be done in the breeding of flowers. Crop production and plant breeding. Papers read at the Meeting on Crop Production, Weihenstephan, Forschungsdienst, Verlag J. Neumann, Neudamm und Berlin, 107-11

Schribaux, E. 1933: What should be done in wheat improvement. Selectionneur 2: 13-31

Wells, J.G.; Jr.; Horwood, R.E. 1941: What should be the length of the calving interval ?. Quart. Bull. Mich. agric. Exp. Sta 24(1): 52-55

Arnold, L. 1935: What should be the per capita per day milk consumption of our population?. Amer. J. Digest. Dis. Nutrit 2: 416-421

Whitney, N.R. 1935: What should be the ultimate aim of the United States regarding the utilization of fats and oils ?. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod: 32-43

Gilman, H.L. 1933: What should constitute a Satisfactory Bang's Disease Test for Interstate Shipment. Veterinary Medicine 28: 37-38

Laubert, R. 1932: What should the fruit grower know about the sooty blotch and fly speck disease of Apples ?. Mitt. Gesellsch. fur Vorratsschutz 8(3): 31-34

Van Zyl, J.P. 1943: What sort of manure ?. Farm, S. Africa 18: 651-652

Langhus, W.; Price, W.V. 1938: What starter combinations are best for Brick cheese ?. Rep. Wis. agric. Exp. Sta 446, 64-65

Anonymous 1941: What the Experiment Station for Applied Botany at Bage is and what it has done. Rev. Agron. Rio Grande do Sul 5(49): 65-67

Wolcott, G.N. 1937: What the Giant Surinam Toad, Bufo marinus L., is eating now in Puerto Rico. J. Agric. Univ. Puerto Rico. Rio Piedras, P.R. 21(1): 79-84

Leblanc, T.J. 1937: What the Medical Student Should Be Taught About Vital Statistics. American Journal of Public Health and the Nation's Health 27(12): 1273-1276

Pulte . 1937: What the army expects of German light horse breeding. Dtsch. landw. Tierz 41: 47-48

Mitchell, H.S. 1941: What the consumer should know about fortified foods. Indust. Eng. Chem 33: 716-717

Bohbinger, W. 1929: What the farmer must know about wood preservation. Illus. Landw. Zeit 49(20): 225-226

Mahoney, C.H. 1934: What the plant breeder can and should do for the vegetable grower. Proc. Annu. Mtg. Ohio Veg. Gr. Ass, 1934. 48-59

Walzholz. 1938: What the recording thermometer can do and how it can be used on the pasteuriser. Molkereiztg, Hudesh., 52: 3031-3032

Anonymous 1943: What the scientists are doing : Dholleras cotton improvement. Indian Fmg 4: 468-69

Anonymous 1942: What the scientists are doing. Breeding wilt-resistance. Indian Fmg 3: 442-43

A. . . . . . . .; N 1945: What the scientists are doing. Combing of Indian and Kampala cottons. Indian Fmg 6: 369-70

Anonymous 1944: What the scientists are doing. Improvement of Cocanadas cotton. Indian Fmg 5: 80-81

Anonymous 1944: What the scientists are doing. Improvement of toria in the Punjab. Indian Fmg 5: 523-24

Anonymous 1943: What the scientists are doing. New cotton for Broach. Indian Fmg, 4: 37

Anonymous 1945: What the scientists are doing. Red leaf in American cotton (G. hirsutum). Indian Fmg 6: 469-70

Anonymous 1942: What the scientists are doing. Testing technique. Indian Fmg, 3: 597

Anonymous 1944: What the scientists are doing. The 1944 batch of Co. canes. Indian Fmg 5: 420

Anonymous 1945: What the scientists are doing. The 1945 batch of Co. canes. Indian Fmg 6: 176

Alden, P.E. 1939: What the summer has taught us about hurricane damage. Proc. nat. Shade Tree Conf 15: 100-9

Carpenter, C.D. 1944: What the veterinarian needs to know about vitamin A. 2. For poultry. J. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc 104: 39-40

Morris, M.L. 1944: What the veterinarian needs to know about vitamin A. 3. For small animals. J. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc 104: 39-40

D.Raadt, O.L.E. 1933: What toxin produces diabetic retinitis ?. Arch.f. Ophthalmol. 189: 574-575

Anonymous 1945: What varieties should I plant ?. Calif. Citrogr 30: 68-9, 80-85

Iliev, P. 1941: What variety of pea-nut should we sow in our country?. Zemledelie, Sofia 45: 79-82

Ward, A.H. 1940: What was Revealed from the Figures. N. Z. J. Agric 61: 179-182

Ward, A.H. 1940: What was revealed from the figures. Highly satisfactory results of practical test in Waikato. N.Z. J. Agric 61: 179-182

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F.P. 1916: What will be the prevalence of mildew, Eudemis and Cochylis in 1916 ?. Rev. Vitic, Paris 44: 1123

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Flor, H.H. 1932: Wheat bred to resist some strains of bunt may succumb to others. Yearb. U.S. Dept. Agric, 392-93

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Peyronel, B. 1927: Wheat diseases, i. Foot rot. Boll. Fitopat. e Ent. Agraria, Min. Econ. Naz, 1: 23

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Ferrabis, T.; Gabotto, L. 1927: Wheat diseases. v. White blight. vi. White straw disease. vii. Plumed spore disease, viii. Ergot. Soil. Fitopat. e Ent. Agraria, Min. Econ. Naz, 3: 31

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Stone, S. 1943: Wheat germ oil (vitamin E) in the treatment of congenital nonobstructive hydro-cephalus. J. Pediat 23: 194-203

Cromer, J.K. 1938: Wheat germ oil (vitamin E) in the treatment of repeated spontaneous and threatened abortion. Med. Ann. Dist. Columbia. 7: 145-148

Watson, E.M.; Tew, W.P. 1936: Wheat germ oil (vitamin E) therapy in obstetrics. Amer. J. Obstet. Gynecol 31: 352-357

Halter, C.R. 1939: Wheat germ oil and tumor formation. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 40(2): 257-258

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Shute, E. 1938: Wheat germ oil therapy. 1. Dosage-idiosyncracy. Amer. J. Obstei. Gynecol 35: 249-255

Shute, E. 1938: Wheat germ oil therapy. 2. Preservation of potency, influence on labor, seasonal needs. Amer. J. Obstet. Gynecol 35: 609-614

Shute, E. 1938: Wheat germ oil therapy. 3. Rat experiments, lactation, clinical uses, failures, and effect upon congenital anomalies. Amer. J. Obstet. Gynecol 35: 810-817

Widenbauer, F. 1938: Wheat germ oil, vitamin E, in the rearing of premature infants. Ztschr. Kinderheilk 60: 216-221

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Caffrey, M. 1944: Wheat growing. J. Dep. Agric., Eire 41: 38-42

Bowden, O. 1941: Wheat growing in the Lower North of South Australia. J. Dep. Agric. S. Aust 44: 399-416, 468-74

Papadakis, J. 1934: Wheat improvement in Greece. Selectionneur 3: 146-65

Parker, J.H. 1933: Wheat improvement in Kansas, 1874-1934, with special reference to quality, 29th Bienn. Rep. Kans. Bd. Agric, 34. 34: 139-64

Nicolas, G. 1933: Wheat improvement in the South West of France. Rev. Sci, Paris., 24, 740-42

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Bennett, M.K. 1941: Wheat in national diets. Wheat Studies of the Food Res. Inst., Stanford Univ., California. 18: 37-76

Silvela Tordesillas, F. 1935: Wheat injured by A. rostrata compared with undamaged Grains. Bol. Inst. Investig. agron, Madrid 1(1): 253-281

Rhys, I.W. 1932: Wheat meal in all-mash rations for poultry. Utility Poultry J 17: 352-356

Fishwick, V.C. 1931: Wheat meal v. millers' offals as a pig food. J. Minist. Agric. (Engl.). 38: 790-792

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Beetz, T.W. 1944: Wheat mosaic survey in Illinois and Missouri, and notes on other Wheat diseases. Plant Dis. Reptr. 28(12): 418-419

Sherbakoff, C.D. 1944: Wheat nematode in Tennessee. Plant Dis Reporter 28(18): 582

Pritchard, E.W. 1926: Wheat pickles. Laboratory experiments with various pickling media. Journ. Dept. Agric. South Australia 29(9): 781-786

Mullett, H.A. 1927: Wheat pickling methods. Journ. Dept. Agric. Victoria 25(5): 290-293

Reitz, L.P.; Heyne, E.G. 1941: Wheat planting and wheat improvement in Kansas. 33rd Bienn. Rep. Kans. Bd Agric, (1942). 38: 168-207

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Jasny, N. 1936: Wheat problems and policies in Germany. Wheat Studies of the Food Res. Inst 13: 65-140

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Mcloughlin, D.E. 1939: Wheat production in Southern Rhodesia. Rhod. Agric. J 36: 260-74

Mcloughlin, D.E.; Sansom, T.K. 1945: Wheat production in Southern Rhodesia. Rhod. Agric. J 42: 222-42

Pereira, A. 1944: Wheat proteins. 1. Variation in protein and gluten by variety and region. Agron. lusitana. 6: 367-396

Neumann, M.P.; Strube, J. 1933: Wheat quality and swelling of gluten. The value of Berliner's method. Zuchter 5: 54-61

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Jakubziner, M.M. 1934: Wheat resistant to fungous diseases (Triticum Timopheevi Zhuk.). Bull. Appl. Bot., Ser.A. Leningrad., 11, 121-30

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Mckinney, H.H.; Webb, R.W.; Dungan, G.H. 1925: Wheat rosette and its control. Illinois Agric. Exper. Stat. Bull, 264, 275-296

Savulescu, T. 1941: Wheat rusts and Wheat scald during the year 1940. I. Rusts. Int. Bull. Pl. Prot, 15: 10, 181 M-185 M

Savulescu, T. 1941: Wheat rusts and Wheat scald during the year 1940. II. Scald. Int. Bull. pl. Prot, 15: 11, 201M-205M

Nicolas, G. 1926: Wheat rusts at Monlon (Haute-Garonne) in 1924 and 1925. Rev. Path. Veg. et Ent. Agric 13(1): 75-82

Ducomet, V. 1927: Wheat rusts daring the season 1925-1926. Rev. Path. Veg. et Ent. Agric 14(1): 39-44

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Crepin, C. 1923: Wheat rusts in 1923 at Grignon. Rev. Path. Veg. et Ent. Agric 10(4): 318-323

Kikiona, M.E. 1936: Wheat rusts in the Azoff-Black Sea and North Caucasus regions, and their control. Summ. sci. Res. Wk Inst. Pl. Prot. Leningr., 1936. 101-103 p

Friedrichson, G.A. 1937: Wheat rusts in the irrigated districts of the Trans-Volga region. Pl. Prot., Leningr., 12, 35-50

Koehler Dickson, J.G.; Holbert, J.R. 1924: Wheat scab and Corn root rot caused by Gibberella saubinetii in relation to crop succession. Journ. Agric. Res 27(11): 861-880

Nelson, R. 1929: Wheat scab damages Michigan grain crops. Michigan Agric Exp Sta Quart Bull 12(1): 15-18

Macinnes, Jean Fogelman, R. 1923: Wheat scab in Minnesota. Minnesota Agric. Exper. Stat. Tech. Bull, 18: 32

Russell, R.C.; Ledingham, R.J. 1941: Wheat seed testing from the pathological standpoint with special reference to embryo exposure. Sci Agric 21(12): 761-775

Sandu-Ville, C. 1936: Wheat seed treatment against bunt. Anal. Inst. Cere, agron. Roman 8: 501-518

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Anonymous 1935: Wheat selection at the research station for improving crop plants in Salonika. Int. Rev. Agric, 26: T 514-15

Greisenegger, I.K. 1936: Wheat shows on the basis of the results of investigations with the farinograph. Landeskultur 3: 53-57

Faris, J.A.; Tapke, V.F.; Rodenhiser, H.A. 1933: Wheat smuts and their control. U.S. Dept. of Agric. Farmers' Bull, 1711: 16

Kniaginichev, M.I.; Mutul, I.F.; Palilova, J.K. 1940: Wheat species characterized aceordteg to activity and quality of amylase in their grain. C.R. (Doklady) Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S 27: 1020-23

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Anonymous 1944: Wheat storage trials at the Department's farms, 1943. J. Dept. Agric. Eire. 41: 188

Gaudineau. 1933: Wheat varieties and bunt. Selectionneur 2: 15

Wenholz, H.; Pridham, J.T.; Vears, C.K.; Curteis, W.M. 1938: Wheat varieties in Australia. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W 51(7): 371-373; 397

Wenholz, H.; Pridham, J.T.; Vears, C.K.; Curteis, W.M. 1941: Wheat varieties in Australia. Agric Gaz N S Wales 52(7): 355-358

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Anonymous 1942: Wheat varieties in the Wimmera. J. Dep. Agric. Vict 40: 222-24

Chmelar, F.; Simon. J. 1933: Wheat varieties proposed for the natural regions of Czechoslovakia. Rec. Inst. Rech. Agron. Rep. tchechosl, 112: 87

Mcmillan, J.R.A. 1935: Wheat variety investigations progress report. I. Experiments at Canberra, Wagga, Merredin, and Adelaide in 1934. J. Coun. Sci. Industr. Res. Aust 8: 316-20

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Haswell, W.A. 1919: Wheat, Weevils and Bulk-Handling. Science-ana Industry, Melbourne 1(5): 304-307

Bottomley, R.A. 1944: Wheat, flour and bread, with special reference to enriched flour. Med. J. Austral 1: 165-170

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Khiznjak, V.A. 1937: Wheat- Agropyrum amphidiploids-a new useful fodder crop plant. Breeding and Seed Growing, 11, 56-57

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Vakar, B.A. 1935: Wheat-Agropyrum hybrids. Trans. Omsk Inst. Agric, 1: Nos. 1-6, 11-58

Vakar, B.A. 1935: Wheat-Agropyrum hybrids : a hylogenetic investigation. Trudy prikl. Bot. Genet i. Selekcii. Ser 2(8): 121-61

Hizniak, V.A. 1937: Wheat-Quitch amphidiploids. C.R. (Doklady) Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S 17: 489-90

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Gordon, G.S.; Raw, A.R. 1932: Wheat-barley matings. Jour Agric victoria 30(3): 138-144

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Boerger, A. 1940: Wheat-growing prospects in Brazil. Arch Fitotec Uruguay 3(3): 240-261, -41

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Jones, D.B. 1937: Wheat-its proteins and nutritional properties. Cereal Chemistry 14: 771-782

Woodcock, J.W. 1938: Wheat-manuring in the South Island. N.Z.J. Agric 56: 257-258

Castle, M.J. 1943: Wheat-owing without superphosphate. J. Dept. Agric. S. Aust, 46: 191

Scott, R.C. 1932: Wheat-rye hybrids. J. Dept. Agric, S. Aust., 35: 798-99

Meister, N.G. 1937: Wheat-rye hybrids. Selektsija i Semenovodstvo (Breeding and Seed Growing), 5, 23-26

Tschermak, E. 1931: Wheat-rye hybrids and their value from the point of view of breeding. Dei Zuchter 3: 244-48

Schad, C.; Hugues, P. 1938: Wheat-rye hybrids. History, production sterility and fertility of the F1 hybrid. Ann. Epiphyt. Phytogenet 4: 235-65

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Vassiliev, B.I. 1940: Wheat-rye hybrids. II. Genetical analysis of crossability of rye with various species of wheat. C.R. (Doklady) Acad. Sci. U.R.S.S 27: 598-600

R.E.Soutter. 1941: Wheat. (QUEENSLAND Department of Agriculture and Stock Pamph. No. 83.). Queensl. agric. past. Handb, 1: 37

Sansom, T.K. 1942: Wheat. Brief characteristics of varieties tested at the Plant Breeding Station, Salisbury, and available for distribution. Rhod. Agric. J 39: 11-14

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Flaksberger, C.A.; Smirnova, M.I. 1936: Wheats beyond the Arctic Circle. Bull. Appl. Bot, Leningrad, Ser. XV (5), 3-38

Clark, J.A. 1932: Wheats bred for smut resistance combined with yield and quality. Yearb. U.S. Dept. Agric, 403-04

Sherbakoff, C.D. 1943: Wheats for Tennessee growers. Tennessee Agric Exp Sta Circ 86: 1-7

Schreiber, L. 1934: Wheats of the islands of the Mediterranean. Bull. Appl. Bot. Leningrad, Ser. 5. 2, 41-240

Johnson, C. 1943: Wheel load distribution for shear in timber bridge stringers. Wood. Pres. News 21: 6-10, 12

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Safeo, V.I. 1917: When does the Cost of Spraying Truck Crops become Prohibitive ?. Jl. Econ. Entom, Concord, N.H. 10(6): 521-523

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Anonymous 1938: When drying prunes. Agric. Gaz. N.S.W 49: 95-7, 107

Romaine, J.D. 1940: When fertilizing, consider the plant-food content of crops. Better Crops with Plant Food 24(3): 6-9, 37-42

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Gothlin, G.F. 1937: When is capillary fragility a sign of vitamin-C subnutrition in man?. Lancet 233: 703-705

Hill, H. 1935: When is insulin dangerous?. Southern Med. J. Nashville. 28: 441-442

Clauberg, C. 1938: When is one ovary worth more than two ?. Zbl. Gynak 62: 969-982

Long., W.H. 1927: When is rot not rot? Progress report. Proc. Amer. Wood Preservers' Assoc. 1927. 70-77

Reinau, E.H.; Macke, W. 1941: When is sulphur a prophylactic against heart rot of the Sugar Beet?. Angewandte Botanik 23(5): 348-360

Bunger, H. 1942: When is the feedingstuffs position satisfactory ?. Deutsch. landwirtsch. Tierzucht. 48: 35-37; 51-53

Schweighauser, F. 1943: When meat is unfit for humanconsumption. Z. Fleisch u. Milchhyg 53: 96-97

Walker, D.; Jones, J.P.I.I.I.; Roberts, S.M.; Frohling, O.R. 2007: When participation meets empowerment: the WWF and the politics of invitation in the Chimalapas, Mexico. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 97(2): 423-444

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Kauter, A. 1945: When should a clover-grass mixture be sown?. A. K. Alpw. MBl 79: 102-6

Holtz, F. 1934: When should tetany be treated with A.T. 10 ?. Deutsch. med. Wochenschr 60: 1830-1831

Nilsson-Leissner, G. 1934: When should the aftermath on leys be cut for A.I.V. fodder ?. Svenskt Land 18: 355

Torstensson, G. 1936: When should the hay leys be cut?. Svensk Fr odtin 5: 64-7

Torssell, R. 1943: When should the last cut of lucerne be taken in tibe autumn ?. Lantm. Svenskt Land 27: 726-7

Severson, H. 1943: When south goes for livestock grass seed gets the call. Seed World 54(6): 8-9; 46

Gleissner, F. 1938: When to apply liquid manure.. Aim u. Weide 19: 160-162

Musiani, A. 1930: When to apply treatments for the control of Vine mildew. L'Istria Agric 10(8): 175-179

Sotola, J. 1935: When to cut cereal hays. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod: 152-154

Allan, J.A. 1939: When to mate sows: better results obtained when the time of service is carefully chosen. Fmr and Stk-Breed, 53: 2646

Gillett, S. 1939: When to prune. Mon. Bull. Coffee Bd Kenya. 5: 38

Rowley, H.K. 1931: When to treat quackgrass most effectively with chlorates. Journal American Society Agron 23(1): 41-42

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Gilch 1932: Whence come the failures in sowing down new grassland ?. Der junge Landwirt 5: 60-2

Snyder, T.E. 1924: Whence the Termites of Hawaii ?. Proc. Hawaiian Ent. Soc. Honolulu 5(3): 381-384

Philipp, W. 1932: Whence the poor Clover stand ?. Die Kranhs Pflanze 9(6-7): 61-63

Hayes, G.Lloyd 1944: Where and when to measure forest-fire danger. Jour Forest 42(10): 744-751

Odriozola, M. 1940: Where are the thoroughbred Palominos ?. J. Hered, 31: 128

Anonymous 1942: Where did the potato come from ?. Mon. Sci. News, 7, 2-3

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Balabanov. 1915: Where does Anthonomus pomorum winter. Horticulturist. Rostov-on-Don, 6, 454-456

Eichler, W. 1937: Where does Stenepteryx hinindinis, L., occur ?. Mitt. Ver. sacks. Orn, Dresden, 5: pt. 3, 126-130

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Skidmore, D.I. 1941: Wherein is the Virus-Serum-Toxin Law Inadequate for the Proper Control of Veterinary Biologics?. Proc 44th ann. Meet. U.S. Live Stk sanit. Ass. 1941. 212-219

Grassi, B. 1923: Whether Crescent Findings suffice to explain the Epidemiology of malignant tertian Fevers. Atti R. Accad. Naz. Lincei, Rend. Classe Sci. fis. maternat. e nat, Rome 32: 583-587

Schreiber, A. 1916: Whether flowering plants can be damaged by spraying them with insecticides. Bulletin of Applied Botany. Petrograd 4(89): 175-176

Reisinger, L. 1944: Whether mental disorders occur in animals. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 52: 352-353

Dobrovliansky, V. 1916: Whether the Feeding of Animals with Peas infested with Bruchus pisorum, L., is injurious. Husbandry. Kiev 11: 39-40, 654-655

Sevastianov, I. 1915: Whether the bacillus of d'Herelle or arsenic is necessary to control locusts. Agriculture of Turkestan. Tashkent, 2, 151-171

Gluscenko, I.E. 1939: Whether varietal characteristics are invariably lost in intervarietal crossing. Jarovizacija, 5-6 (26-27), 174-96

Petri, L. 1936: Whether, and within what limits, copper compounds can foe replaced by other metallic salts or national products in the manufacture of fungicides. Nucvi Ann. Agric, Roma 16(2): 81-92

Fangauf, R.; Haensel, A. 1936: Whey and curd in the feeding of laying hens. Arch. Geflugelk 10: 129-137

Supplee, G.C. 1940: Whey as a source of vitamins and vitamin products. Industr. Engng Chem 32: 238-240

Hewitt, A.C.T. 1941: Whey as a stock food. J. Dept. Agric. Victoria 39: 469-473

Daniels, A.L. 1939: Whey as the substratum in vitamin B1 assays. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 41(1): 235-240

Mercer, W.B. 1942: Whey for pig feeding. Agric Journal of Min Agric Gr Brit 49(1): 51-53

Franck, D. 1934: Whey in pig feeding. Ztschr. f. Schweinezucht. 41: 25-9

Ebach, K. 1943: Whey in the food industry. Chemikerztg 67(23): 321-324

Berry, E.P.; Carrick, C.W.; Roberts, R.E.; Hauge, S.M. 1942: Whey solubles as a source of growth factors in chick rations. Poult. Sci 21(5): 465

Diernhofer, K. 1933: Whey, Milk-Serum and Milk Agglutination as Aids to the Determination of Brucella Infection of the Cow's Udder. Wien. tierarztl. Mschr 20: 97-105

Webb, B.H.; Hufnagel, C.F. 1941: Whey-raw material for candy. Mfg Confect 21(3): 14-16

Ringseisen, J. 1933: Which Drugs are excreted in the Milk?. Munch, tierarztl. Wschr 84: 229-234

Burke, H.E. 1930: Which Insects are the important Enemies of Shade, Park and Ornamental Trees in the Pacific States?. J. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 23(5): 783-785

Lerche. 1932: Which Part of the Milk is most Suitable for the Demonstration of Br. abortus ?. Tierärztliche Rundschau 38: 279-281

Koves, J.; Hbgyeli, Z.; Bozsy, B. 1941: Which Protein Fractions of the Blood Contain Swine Fever Virus?. Kozl. Osszehas. elet- es kartan Korebol 29: 79-88

Kletnk, R. 1919: Which Silphids attack Turnip leaves in the Adult State ?. Zeitschr. f. angew. Entom, Berlin 5(2): 278-285

Duckworth, C.U. 1941: Which Way Brucellosis Control?. J. Amer. vet. med. Ass 99: 462-464

Baranyovits, F 1944: Which Wireworms are injurious in Hungary ?. Nwenyegeszsegugyi Evkonyv. Budapest, 2-4: 395-396

Eigenmann, C.; Kellerhals, M. 2007: Which apples do the consumers require?. Agrarforschung 14(1): 4-9

Anonymous 1923: Which are the best disinfectants?. Nachrichtenbl. deutsch. Pflansenschutzdienst 3(9): 65-66

Morcom, A.R. 1935: Which breed ?. Brit. Goat. Soc. Yearb, 15-17

K Loti]-H Auser, E. ]. 1923: Which common Species of Flea-beetles need Consideration as Cabbage Pests ?. Schweizer Ent. Anz, Zurich, 1st u: 12, 53-54

Kayser, M.E. 1937: Which constituent of liver passes into human milk?. Deutsch. med. Wochenschr 63: 136-137

Von Querner, F.R. 1938: Which constituent of liver passes into the breast milk ? Remarks and personal experiments. Welcher Leberbestandteil geht in die Frauenmilch uber ?. Wien. med. Wschr 88: 959-964

Roller, D. 1942: Which diseases should be treated with vitamins ?. Wien. klin. Wochenschr 65: 308-312

Lindfors, T. 1932: Which disinfectants are suitable for spring seed-grain?. Landtmannen Tidskr. for Landtman. 15(11): 219-220

Stoa, T.E. 1942: Which flax varieties to grow in 1942. Bi-m. Bull. N. Dak. Agric. Exp. Sta 4(4): 2-6

Gillain, J. 1937: Which is the Virulent Trypanosome of Swine ? Is Tryp. montgomeryi a True Species?. Annales de la Societe Belge de Medecine Tropicale 17: 219-228

Scott, M.J. 1941: Which is the best baconer ? Report for third season of carcass quality scheme. N.Z. J. Agric 63: 303-305

Scott, M.J. 1938: Which is the best baconer carcass ?. N.Z. J. Agric 57: 23-24

Anonymous 1940: Which is the best baconer? Report for second season of carcass quality scheme for bacon pigs. N. Z. J. Agric 61: 43-44

Torssell, R. 1941: Which is the best method of cultivation for Medicago sativa ?. Lantm. Svenskt Land 25: 123-5

Anonymous 1941: Which is the best method of lucerne cultivation? The cultivation of lucerne at Svartingstorp in the province of Kalmar. Lantm. Svenskt Land, 25: 391

Seelmann, M. 1931: Which is the most useful and Reliable Rapid Method for the Diagnosis of Udder Disease?. Molk. Ztg 45: 525-526

Langner, G. 1935: Which of the six utility breeds of dogs is best adapted for service with the State railways ?. Tierärztliche Rundschau 41: 518-520

Forsberg, N.-G. 1941: Which plums are grown in our country ?. Fruktodlaren, 2, 53-55

Buchinger, A. 1934: Which questions in the field of suction pressure determination still require further examination ?. C.R. Ass. Int. Essais Semences Copenhagen, 2, 479-82

Stoa, T.E.; Harris, R.H. 1939: Which rust resistant wheats are most desirable?. Bi-m. Bull. N. Dak. Agric. Exp. Sta 1(3): 31-35

Sylven, N. 1935: Which strains of red clover are best suited for cultivation in Scania ?. Sverig. Utsadesforen. Tidskr 45: 83-105

Mcnew, G.L. 1944: Which varieties of Peas need treatment? Pea seed treatments as crop insurance. Canner 98: 19; 20, 14; 16; 26; 28; 30; 20-22; 46; 48; 50

Mcnew, G.L. 1944: Which varieties of peas need treatment?. Canner 98(19): 14, 16, 26, 28, 30

Chavarriaga-Misas, E. 1941: Which variety of cacao should we sow ?. Rev. Fac. Nac. Agron. Colombia, Colombia 4: 1325-29

Krallinger, H.F. 1938: Which verdicts of genetics are significant for practical animal breeding ?. Dtsch. landw. Tierz 42: 1007-1009

Leighton, A.; Leviton, A. 1939: Whipping capacity of ice cream mixes. Industr. Engng. Chem 31: 779-783

Magee, C.J. 1933: Whiptail disease of Cauliflowers can almost be eliminated by liming. Agric. Gaz. New South Wales. 44(12): 911-914

Blackford, F.W. 1943: Whiptail of cauliflowers and cabbages. Queensland Agric Jour 37(1): 35-36

Emmerson, J.H. 1941: Whipworm hysteria in dogs. Veterinary Medicine 36(10): 522-523

Srivastava, Har Dayal 1942: Whipworms and blood-flukes in dogs in India, with remarks on trichuriasis. Parasitology 34(1): 122-123

Ortlepp, R.J. 1937: Whipworms from South African ruminants. Onderstepoort Jour Vet Sci And Animal Indust 9(1): 91-100

Fuller, C. 1924: White Ant Experiments : Tests of the Resistancy of Timbers. Union S. Africa Dept. Agric. Ent. Memoir, Pretoria, 2, 81-104

Hill, G.F. 1930: White Ant Investigations in the Federal Capital Territory. J. Council Sci. Ind. Res, Melbourne 3(4): 220-224

Van Der Merwe, C.P. 1921: White Ant Notes. Jl. Dept. Agric. Union S. Africa, Pretoria. 2(3): 266-267

Fuller, C. 1912: White Ants in Natal. Agric. Jl. of the Union of S. Africa: 542-571

Bravo, D.C. 1935: White Blood Cell Picture in the Bitch during Oestrus. Rev. Hig. Sanid. pecuar 25: 816-821

Sumaneevv, T.I. 1936: White Blood Constituents in Equino Eaeepbatomyelitis. Trnd. Ural'sk. vet. zootekh. Inst, 1, 32-34

Mcdaniel, E.I. 1937: White Coating on Foliage a Repellent for Potato Leafhopper. J. econ. Ent, Menasha, Wis. 30(3): 454-457

Rademacher, B. 1936: White Ear, Thrips Injury and Frit-fly Infestation in Ears of Oats. Kranke Pflanze, Dresden 13(7-8): 129-132

Pettipher, J. 1938: White Faverolles, an improvement on the original Salmon variety. Fmr and Stk-Breed, 52: 302

Anonymous 1924: White Fine blister rust. Ann. Rept. Massachusetts Dept. of Agric. for the year ending November 30 1924. 31-32

Weldon, G.P. 1915: White Fly at Marysville. Mthly. Bull. State Commiss. Hortic, Sacramento, Cal. 4(8): 386-388

P Arker, T. 1924: White Fly on Hops. Bull. Bur. Bio-Technol, Leeds 2(13): 127-128

Smith, J.H. 1936: White Grub Damage to Pastures on the Atherton Tableland. Qd agric. J, Brisbane 46: pt. 4, 446-466

Anonymous 1916: White Grub Injury in 1915. Rept. Connecticut Agric. Expt. Sta., New Haven, 179-181

Hammond, G.H. 1936: White Grub Surveys in Ontario during 1935. Rep. ent. Soc. Ont, Toronto 66: 42-45

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Davidson, J. 1930: White Grubs. J. Dept. Agric. S. Aust, Adelaide, October 15 34(3): 224-227

Barrow, E.H. 1924: White Grubs, Lachnosterna sp., and Larvae of the Weevil Root-borer, Diaprepes spengleri, L., attacking Sugar-cane in the Guanica District of Porto Rico, and Methods practised for controlling them. Jl. Dept. Agric. Porto Rico, Rio Piedras, P.R. 8(2): 22-26

Summerville, W.A.T. 1935: White Louse of Citrus. Qd agric. J, Brisbane, 44: pt. 1, 4-8

Anonymous 1944: White Niagara grape produces a sport. Agric. Amer, 4: 97

Anonymous 1931: White Paper from the Minister for Agriculture, etc. on the Recognition of Chronic Bovine Streptococcic Mastitis in Dairy Herds. June 1st, 1931. Reichsgesdhbl 6: 458-459

Mcuaniel, E.I. 1931: White Pine Weevil is increasing in Michigan. Quart. Bull. Michigan Agric. Expt. Sta, East Lansing, Mich. 14(1): 36-38

Anonymous 1928: White Pine blister rust control. Third Bienn. Rept. Michigan Dept. of Agric. for the fiscal years ending June 30, and 1928. 1928. 49-50

Riley, J.E. 1930: White Pine blister rust control in Connecticut. Connecticut Agric. Exper. Stat, Bull. 314, 453-477

Dickson, J.R. 1943: White Pine blister rust control in Ontario as post-war employment. For. Chron 19: 40-3,

York, H.H. 1926: White Pine blister rust in New fork. Papers Forest Protect. Conf., N.Y. Coll. of Forestry, 1926. 4-10

Chambers, E.L.; Kouba, T.F. 1939: White Pine blister rust in Wisconsin. Bull Wis. Dep. Agric 204: 37-48

Baxter, D.V. 1923: White Pine hlister rust in Michigan. Phytopath 13(6): 285-286

Snow, A.G. 1941: White Pine propagation. J. For 39: 332-3

Mccubbin, W.A. 1928: White Pines and the blister mat. Pennsylvania Dept. of Agric. Gen. Bull, 457: 10

Townsknd, C.H.T. 1927: White Scale. (Hcmichio-naspis minor). Vida agric, Lima 4(46): 841-844

Smith, R.M. 1934: White Scour and Allied Diseases in Calves. Vet. Rec 14: 1004-1016

Marsh, C.Dwight Clawson, A.B. 1918: White Snakeroot or Richweed (Eupatorium urticaefolium) as a Stock-Poisoning Plant. Jl. Agric, Res, Washington : Govt. Ptg. Office. 11(13): 699-715

Galles, P. 1937: White Ugni and court-noue. Progr. agric. vitic 107(15): 346-347

Summerville., W.A.T. 1935: White Wax Scale. Qd agric. J, Brisbane, 1st 44(5): 556-559

Zeck, E.H. 1934: White Wax Scale of Citrus (Ceroplastes destructor). Agric.Gaz. N.S.W, Sydney 45: pt. 2, 88-90

Andrews, E.A. 1913: White ants. Qtrly Jl. Scient. Dept. Ind. Tea. Assoc, Calcutta, 4, 96-97

Lindegg, G. 1930: White blight of the culm of Wheat. Riv. Pat. Veg 20(3-4): 79-85

Kulisic, Z.; Tambur, Z.; Malicevic, Z.; Aleksic-Bakrac, N.; Misic, Z. 2006: White blood cell differential count in rabbits artificially infected with intestinal coccidia. Journal of Protozoology Research 16(3-4): 42-50

Gauducheau, A. 1934: White bread from the hygienic and economic viewpoint. Ann. d'Hyg 12: 723-735

Stapledon, R.G. 1933: White clover. Four addresses on the improvement of grassland, 37-50

Ivanova, K.V. 1938: White clover. Rukovod. Approb. seljskohoz. Kuljt 4: 49-51

Stapledon, R.G. 1934: White clover as a factor in the improvement of grassland and in its relation to the feeding properties of the sward. Rep 3rd Grassl. Conf. Zurich, 186-93

Mcbeth, C.W. 1938: White clover as a host of the sugar-beet nematode. Proceedings Helminthol Society Washington 5(1): 27-28

Lofvenmark, H. 1934: White clover in proportion to the grasses in pasture leys. Svenska Betes- o. Vallforen. Arskr 16: 169-76

Copland, A.A. 1943: White clover seed production. Suggestions based on New Zealand practice. J. Minist. Agric 50: 9-12

Nilsson-Leissner, G. 1934: White clover strains for seed production in Scania. Svensk Frotidn 3: 122-4

Williams, R.D. 1932: White clover trials, 1928-1980. J. Minist. Agric 89: 708-18

Smith, L.W. 1933: White corn versus yellow corn in growing rations. Poultry Sci 12: 331

Anonymous 1944: White curl grubs (Scarabaeidae). Agric. Gaz. N.S.W 55: 111-4; 135

Hukkinen, Y. 1934: White ear disease in Gramineae. I. The debate on Thysanoptera as agents producing white ear disease. Maataloust. Aikakausk 6: 139-58

Frickhinger, H.W. 1931: White ear in grass crops. Mitt, deuts. LandwGes, 46: 972

Monroe, C.F.; Krauss, W.E.; Hayden, O.C. 1937: White fish meal for growth and milk production. Bi-m. Bull. Ohio Agric. Exp. Stat 22: 46-52

Schneider, B.H.; Rathore, A. 1939: White flanks in Sahiwal cattle. Another Mendelian factor. Indian J. vet. Sci 9: 1-15

Van Der Laan, P.A. 1940: White fly and Eupatorium as causes of pseudo-mosaic. Vlugsckr. Deli-Proefst. Medan, 67: 4

Petrova, N. 1940: White fruited forms found among the Nerosimyi cucumber. Vestnik Ovoscevodstvo i Kartofel' Vegetable and Potato Journal, 3, 101-02

Almeida, F.J.De 1945: White fruited forms of olive, O. europaea L. Bol. Soc. Broteriana. 19: 617-34

Stone, E.L.; Schwardt, H.H. 1943: White grub injury to young plantations in New York. Jour Forest 41(11): 842-844

Pool, R.J. 1940: White Man versus the Prairie. Science 91(2351): 53-58

D.Plessis, S.J. 1932: White mould in Onions. Farming in South Africa 7(75): 112-114

Karhu, S.T.; Puranen, R.; Aflatuni, A. 2007: White mulch and a south facing position favour strawberry growth and quality in high latitude tunnel cultivation. Canadian Journal of Plant Science 87(2): 317-325

Costa, A.S.; Lima, A.R.; Forster, R. 1940: White necrosis-a virus disease of Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L.), and 'cabbage Tobacco' as a late symptom. J. Agron, S. Paulo 3(1): 1-26

Snyder, W.C. 1940: White perithecia and the taxonomy of Hypomyces ipomoeae. Mycologia 32(5): 646-648

Negroni, P.; Bonfiglioli, H. 1944: White piedra of the hair tips caused by Trichosporon ribeiroi. Rev. argent. Dermatosif 28(4): 487-494

Riker, A.J.; Kouba, T.F.; Brenner, W.H.; Byam, L.E. 1943: White pine selections tested for resistance to blister rust. Jour Forest 41(10): 753-760

Robinson, H.E.; Gray, R.E.; Newton, R.C. 1936: White rats as experimental animals in studies on the soft-fat problem. Food Res 1: 413-418

Walker, J.C. 1924: White rot of Allium in Europe and America. Phytopath 14(7): 315-322

A., P. 1934: White rot of Vine shoots.. Prog. Agric. et Vitie 101(20): 471-472

Goncalves, D.Silva, S. 1940: White rust of crucifers. Biologico 6(8): 225-226

Hayward, K. 1936: White scale of citrus and its control. Circ. Exp. Sta. Concordia. Argentina, 9: 4

McIntosh, R.A. 1945: White Scours in Calves. Canadian Journal of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Science 9(1): 13-14

Creighton, H.B. 1937: White seedlings due to homozygosity of a deficiency in chromosome IX of Zea mays. Genetics 22: 189-90

Clausen. 1934: White sick-ness or reclamation disease. Mitt. fur die Landw 49(42): 919-920

Nielsen, E.L.; Eveleth, D.F. 1941: White snakeroot poisoning in Arkansas. Veterinary Medicine 36(3): 136-137

Nordby, J.E. 1934: White spotting in Duroc-Jersey swine. Jour Agric Res 49(7): 625-634

Cole, L.J.; Shackleford, R.M. 1943: White spotting in the fox. American Nat 77(771): 289-321

Ferraris, T. 1930: White straw disease of Wheat. Rivista Agricola 26(594): 407-408

Fricke, E.F. 1943: White weed (Lepidium drabd). Tasm. J. agric 14: 121-5

Regnier, R.; Gueit, M. 1940: White worms and methods of cultivation.. Bull. Soc. Sci. Nat. Rouen. 41. 66, 67: 117-122

Snyder, T.E. 1921: White-ant-proof Wood for the Tropics. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N. Y. 14(6): 496-501

Jacenko, A.E. 1944: White-backed cattle of western Ukraine. Trud. ukr. nauc.-issled. Inst. Zivotn, Harjkov, 10, 29-31

Young, P.A. 1940: White-flower character from X-ray treatment of tomato seed. Jour Heredity 31(2): 78-79

Telford, H.S. 1943: White-footed Mice feeding upon Grasshopper Eggs. J. Mammal, Baltimore, Md. 24(3): 440-441

Mathews, F.P. 1942: Whitebrush (Lippia Ligustrina) Poisoning in Horses. J. Amer. vet. med. Ass 101: 35-38

Berger, E.W. 1917: Whiteflies of Citrus. Mthly Bull. Cal. State. Commiss. Hortic. Sacramento 6(7): 298-307

Watson, J.R. 1945: Whiteflies on Gardenias. Florida Ent, Gainesville, Fla. 28(2): 30-31

Samuel, G. 1937: Whiteheads or take-all in Wheat. J. Minist. Agric 44(3): 231-241

Rosenfels, R.S. 1941: Whitetop control on the Newlands project in Nevada. Redam. Em 9: 47-50

Rosenfels, R.S.; Headley, F.B. 1944: Whitetop eradication. Bull Nevada Agric Exp Sta 170: 1-18

Woglum, R.S.; Lewis, H.C. 1940: Whitewash to control potato leafhopper on citrus. Jour Econ Ent 33(1): 83-85

Kolossov, I.I. 1944: Whitewashing of plants as a means of improving their water-regime and increasing the yield of sugar-beet. Compt Rend Doklady Acad Science Urss 42: 38-42

Mccann, H. 1945: Whither Canada's apple industry ?. Booklet reprinting articles from Food in Canada, 1, 2-6

Sanders, J.G. 1923: Whither in Entomology. Jl. Econ. Ent, Geneva, N.Y. 16(1): 31-39

Aylen, D. 1941: Who built the first contour ridges?. Rhod. Agric. J 38: 144-148

Kagi, W.; Schmidtke, H. 2005: Who gets the money? What do forest owners in developed countries expect from the Kyoto Protocol?. Unasylva English ed 56(222): 35-38

Weber, A. 1943: Who is interested in buying coloured photographs of plant diseases?. Nord. JordbrForskn, 5-6, 273-74

White, M.; Kay, J. 2006: Who rules sport now? White and Brackenridge revisited. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 41(3/4): 465-473, 484, 490

Rogers, N.S. 1942: Who shall regulate our forests?. J. For, 40, 384-7

Weddell, D.J. 1944: Who should control the forests? An historical study of Government regulation. J. For 42: 861-70

Weaver, J.E. 1931: Who's who among the prairie grasses. Ecology 12(4): 623-632

Winter, A.R. 1939: Whole Blood Pullorum Studies. Poult. Sci, 18: 26

Koger, R.B. 1941: Whole Blood in the Treatment of Anaplasmosis. Veterinary Medicine 36: 316-318

Minnich, V.; Wright, S.T.; Moore, C.V.; Spies, T.D. 1940: Whole blood and plasma ascorbic acid concentrations in patients with pellagra and associated deficiency diseases. Proceedings Society Exp Biol and Med 45(1): 441-446

Keller, W. 1944: Whole grain groats as second carbohydrate in infant feeding. Ztschr. Kinderheilk 64: 339-378

Taylor, H.G.; Roberts, R.W. 1943: Whole lactic acid evaporated milk does not require a refrigerator. Jour Pediatrics 23(3): 307-309

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Christian, D. 1942: Why this loss?. Veterinary Medicine 37(6): 256-257

Anonymous 1940: Why waste all that milk?. N.Z. J. Agric 61: 417-421

Leprixce, J.A. 1926: Why we do not eliminate Malaria more rapidly. New Orleans Med. & Surg. Jl, New Orleans, La. 79(6): 420-422

Van Potter, R. 1942: Why we need vitamins. Journal American Dietetic Assoc 18(6): 359-362

Raines, M.A. 1937: Wick culture of seedlings with different rates of water flow. American Journal of Botany 24(4): 185-187

Anonymous 1940: Wickham did not smuggle Hevea seeds from Brazil. Rubb. Res. Inst. Plant. Bull, 12, 12-13

Chatton, E.; Blanc, G. 1918: Wide Choice of Hosts by the Bed-bug. Its Maintenance on Reptiles. Bull Soc. Path. Exot. Paris, May 8th 11(5): 382-387

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