ARTICLES:

T. C. Broyer

FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE ABSORPTION AND TRANSLOCATION OF INORGANIC SOLUTES USING RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES WITH PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 367-376. [PDF]  

H. M. Benedict

THE EFFECT OF SOIL TEMPERATURE ON GUAYULE PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 377-388. [PDF]  

Corwin Hansch and Robert M. Muir

THE ORTHO EFFECT IN PLANT GROWTH-REGULATORS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 389-393. [PDF]  

A. J. Loustalot, S. G. Gilbert, and M. Drosdoff

THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN AND POTASSIUM LEVELS IN TUNG SEEDLINGS ON GROWTH, APPARENT PHOTOSYNTHESIS, AND CARBOHYDRATE COMPOSITION
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 394-412. [PDF]  

E. L. Breazeale, W. T. McGeorge, and J. F. Breazeale

MOISTURE ABSORPTION BY PLANTS FROM AN ATMOSPHERE OF HIGH HUMIDITY
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 413-419. [PDF]  

T. C. Broyer

SOME GROSS CORRELATIONS BETWEEN GROWTH ENLARGEMENT AND THE SOLUTE AND WATER RELATIONS OF PLANTS, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THE RELATION OF TURGOR PRESSURE TO DISTENTION OF CELLS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 420-432. [PDF]  

Felix G. Gustafson

IS THE AMERICAN ELM (ULMUS AMERICANA) INJURED BY NATURAL GAS?
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 433-440. [PDF]  

Byron E. Janes

THE EFFECT OF IRRIGATION, NITROGEN LEVEL AND SEASON ON THE COMPOSITION OF CABBAGE
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 441-452. [PDF]  

Johnson Parker

THE EFFECTS OF FLOODING ON THE TRANSPIRATION AND SURVIVAL OF SOME SOUTHEASTERN FOREST TREE SPECIES
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 453-460. [PDF]  

Ezra H. Bitcover and Irvin W. Wander

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON NITRITE FORMATION AND THE ABSORPTION OF NITROGEN BY CITRUS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 461-468. [PDF]  

Mary Anne Player

EFFECTS OF SOME GROWTH REGULATING SUBSTANCES ON THE TRANSPIRATION OF ZEA MAYS, L. AND RICINUS COMMUNIS, L
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 469-477. [PDF]  

Désiré M. Eny

RESPIRATION STUDIES ON CHLORELLA. I. GROWTH EXPERIMENTS WITH ACID INTERMEDIATES
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 478-495. [PDF]  

Paul F. Smith, Walter Reuther, and Alston W. Specht

MINERAL COMPOSITION OF CHLOROTIC ORANGE LEAVES AND SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE RELATION OF SAMPLE PREPARATION TECHNIQUE TO THE INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 496-506. [PDF]  

Robert B. Platt and James N. Wolf

GENERAL USES AND METHODS OF THERMISTORS IN TEMPERATURE INVESTIGATIONS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO A TECHNIQUE FOR HIGH SENSITIVITY CONTACT TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 507-512. [PDF]  

C. A. Swanson and R. W. Shuel

THE CENTRIFUGE METHOD FOR MEASURING NECTAR YIELD
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 513-520. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

R. E. Maxwell

CYTOCHROME OXIDASE IN CORN EMBRYOS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 521-524. [PDF]  

W. B. Neely, C. D. Ball, C. L. Hamner, and H. M. Sell

EFFECT OF 2,4-DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID ON THE INVERTASE, PHOSPHORYLASE AND PECTIN METHOXYLASE ACTIVITY IN THE STEMS AND LEAVES OF THE RED KIDNEY BEAN PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 525-528. [PDF]  

NOTES:

COMMITTEE FOR PROFESSIONAL STATUS AND TRAINING

THE STATUS OF PLANT PHYSIOLOGY IN THE UNITED STATES: THE NUMBER, INTERESTS AND RATE OF TRAINING OF PLANT PHYSIOLOGISTS
Plant Physiol. 1950 25: 529-538. [PDF]  

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