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IN MEMORIAM: RODNEY BEECHER HARVEY MAY 26, 1890—NOV. 4, 1945
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 0. [PDF]  

D. T. MacDougal and Jean Dufrenoy

CRITERIA OF NUTRITIVE RELATIONS OF FUNGI AND SEED-PLANTS IN MYCORRHIZAE
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 1-10. [PDF]  

A. L. McComb and John E. Griffith

GROWTH STIMULATION AND PHOSPHORUS ABSORPTION OF MYCORRHIZAL AND NON-MYCORRHIZAL NORTHERN WHITE PINE AND DOUGLAS FIR SEEDLINGS IN RELATION TO FERTILIZER TREATMENT
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 11-17. [PDF]  

O. A. Leonard and J. A. Pinckard

EFFECT OF VARIOUS OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATIONS ON COTTON ROOT DEVELOPMENT
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 18-36. [PDF]  

Paul J. Kramer

ABSORPTION OF WATER THROUGH SUBERIZED ROOTS OF TREES
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 37-41. [PDF]  

Robert A. Steinberg

MINERAL REQUIREMENTS OF LEMNA MINOR
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 42-48. [PDF]  

Felix G. Gustafson

INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL FACTORS ON GROWTH HORMONE IN GREEN PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 49-62. [PDF]  

Merriam A. Jones and William C. Cooper

THE LACK OF SCION EFFECT ON ROOT QUALITY OF DERRIS ELLIPTICA
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 63-67. [PDF]  

H. C. Eyster

EFFECT OF AUXINS ON THE ACTION OF DIASTASE IN VITRO
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 68-74. [PDF]  

C. P. Sideris and H. Y. Young

EFFECTS OF IRON ON CERTAIN NITROGENOUS FRACTIONS OF ANANAS COMOSUS (L.) MERR
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 75-94. [PDF]  

Hubert Marshall and T. E. Maki

TRANSPIRATION OF PINE SEEDLINGS AS INFLUENCED BY FOLIAGE COATINGS
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 95-101. [PDF]  

David G. White

AN ELECTROMETRIC METHOD FOR DEFINING THE AREA OF BARK AFFECTED BY TAPPING HEVEA BRASILIENSIS
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 102-108. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

Ruth M. Addoms

ENTRANCE OF WATER INTO SUBERIZED ROOTS OF TREES
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 109-111. [PDF]  

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NOTES
Plant Physiol. 1946 21: 112-113. [PDF]  

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