ARTICLES:

Charles A. Shull and J. Fisher Stanfield

THOMAS ANDREW KNIGHT IN MEMORIAM
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 1-8. [PDF]  

Annie M. Hurd-Karrer

ANTAGONISM OF CERTAIN ELEMENTS ESSENTIAL TO PLANTS TOWARD CHEMICALLY RELATED TOXIC ELEMENTS
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 9-29. [PDF]  

John O. Gaskill and Joseph C. Gilman

ROLE OF NITROGEN IN FUNGOUS THERMOGENESIS
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 31-53. [PDF]  

O. A. Leonard

TRANSLOCATION OF CARBOHYDRATES IN THE SUGAR BEET
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 55-74. [PDF]  

Walter Thomas and Warren B. Mack

FOLIAR DIAGNOSIS: THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOIL ON THE ACTION OF FERTILIZERS
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 75-92. [PDF]  

J. Levitt

THE RELATION OF CABBAGE HARDINESS TO BOUND WATER, UNFROZEN WATER, AND CELL CONTRACTION WHEN FROZEN
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 93-112. [PDF]  

Oscar Eckstein

EFFECT OF POTASH MANURING ON THE PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC MATTER
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 113-128. [PDF]  

G. W. Scarth

ESTIMATION OF PROTOPLASMIC PERMEABILITY FROM PLASMOLYTIC TESTS
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 129-143. [PDF]  

Elmer Hansen

EFFECT OF ETHYLENE ON CERTAIN CHEMICAL CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE RIPENING OF PEARS
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 145-161. [PDF]  

Gladys C. Galligar

GROWTH BEHAVIOR OF ONE-MILLIMETER EXCISED ROOT TIPS
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 163-169. [PDF]  

Kenneth E. Wright

TRANSPIRATION AND THE ABSORPTION OF MINERAL SALTS
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 171-174. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

Henry T. Northen and Rebecca Tyson Northen

TIME AND TEMPERATURE OF PROTOPLASMIC COAGULATION
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 175-176. [PDF]  

C. L. Smith and L. D. Romberg

A METHOD FOR THE TREATMENT OF CUTTINGS AND ROOTS OF THE PECAN WITH ROOT-INDUCING CHEMICALS
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 177-178. [PDF]  

Dorothy Day

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY IN THE WOMEN'S COLLEGES
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 179-181. [PDF]  

NOTES:

NOTES
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 183-190. [PDF]  

CORRECTION:

ERRATA
Plant Physiol. 1939 14: 0. [PDF]  

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