ARTICLES:

David R. Ergle and Frank M. Eaton

SULPHUR NUTRITION OF COTTON
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 639-654. [PDF]  

T. C. Broyer

FURTHER THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF MODES OF EXPRESSION AND FACTORS POSSIBLY CONCERNED IN THE MOVEMENT OF MATERIALS THROUGH A TWO-PHASED SOLUTION SYSTEM
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 655-676. [PDF]  

Vernon L. Hall

BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF COTTON LEAVES AND THEIR CHEMICAL DEFOLIATION AS AFFECTED BY ENVIRONMENT
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 677-686. [PDF]  

J. Van Overbeek, René Blondeau, and Vesta Horne

DIFFERENCE IN ACTIVITY BETWEEN 2,4-DICHLORO-PHENOXYACETIC ACID AND OTHER AUXINS, AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN HERBICIDAL ACTION
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 687-696. [PDF]  

Poul Larsen

ENZYMATIC CONVERSION OF INDOLE ACETALDEHYDE AND NAPHTHALENE ACETALDEHYDE TO AUXINS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 697-707. [PDF]  

Tsung-Hsun T. Hsiang

PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES ACCOMPANYING POLLINATION IN ORCHID FLOWERS. II. RESPIRATION, CATALASE ACTIVITY, AND CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 708-721. [PDF]  

Paul J. Kramer

CAUSES OF INJURY TO PLANTS RESULTING FROM FLOODING OF THE SOIL
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 722-736. [PDF]  

Cyril B. Smith

THE NUTRIENT-ELEMENT BALANCE OF THE TOMATO AND ITS SUSCEPTIBILITY TO PHYTOPHTHORA INFESTANS AS AFFECTED BY TWO LEVELS OF ZINC
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 737-749. [PDF]  

Seymour G. Gilbert, Cornelius B. Shear, and Clare M. Gropp

THE EFFECTS OF THE FORM OF NITROGEN AND THE AMOUNT OF BASE SUPPLY ON THE ORGANIC ACIDS OF TUNG LEAVES
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 750-756. [PDF]  

M. Yamaguchi and M. A. Joslyn

INVESTIGATIONS OF ASCORBIC ACID DEHYDROGENASE OF PEAS (PISUM SATIVUM) AND ITS DISTRIBUTION IN THE DEVELOPING PLANT
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 757-772. [PDF]  

Wendell R. Mullison

THE RELATIVE HERBICIDAL EFFECTIVENESS OF SEVERAL DERIVATIVES OF 2,4-DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID AND 2,4,5-TRICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 773-777. [PDF]  

R. S. De Ropp

THE GROWTH CAPACITY OF THE SUNFLOWER HYPOCOTYL
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 778-783. [PDF]  

Thomas A. McCoy, David G. Bostwick, and A. Charles Devich

SOME EFFECTS OF PHOSPHORUS ON THE DEVELOPMENT, THE B VITAMIN CONTENT, AND THE INORGANIC COMPOSITION OF OATS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 784-791. [PDF]  

S. H. Wittwer and W. S. Lundahl

AUTORADIOGRAPHY AS AN AID IN DETERMINING THE GROSS ABSORPTION AND UTILIZATION OF FOLIAR APPLIED NUTRIENTS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 792-797. [PDF]  

Glenn S. Rabideau and Marvin B. Edwards

NITROGEN AND AMINO ACID CONTENT OF THE VARIOUS PARTS OF ANDROPOGON ISCHAEMUM L
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 798-806. [PDF]  

Robert A. Steinberg

OCCURRENCE OF BACILLUS CEREUS IN MARYLAND SOILS WITH FRENCHED TOBACCO
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 807-811. [PDF]  

Corwin Hansch, Robert M. Muir, and Robert L. Metzenberg, Jr.

FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR A CHEMICAL REACTION BETWEEN PLANT GROWTH-REGULATORS AND A PLANT SUBSTRATE
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 812-821. [PDF]  

Bruce J. Cooil

THE INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS SODIUM AND POTASSIUM SALTS UPON THE GROWTH OF YOUNG AVENA SEEDLINGS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 822-831. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

Katharine J. Hivon, D. M. Doty, and F. W. Quackenbush

ASCORBIC ACID AND ASCORBIC ACID OXIDIZING ENZYMES OF GREEN BEAN PLANTS DEFICIENT IN MANGANESE
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 832-835. [PDF]  

Loyd A. Tatum and John H. Curme

SOME RESPONSES OF YOUNG CORN PLANTS TO MALEIC HYDRAZIDE
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 836-839. [PDF]  

Frank German and Vaughan T. Bowen

A TECHNIQUE FOR GROWING PLANTS UNDER STERILE CONDITIONS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 840-842. [PDF]  

Henry R. Kathrein

A TECHNIQUE FOR THE CULTIVATION OF HIGHER PLANTS UNDER STERILE CONDITIONS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 843-847. [PDF]  

Victor A. Greulach

THE EFFECT OF MALEIC HYDRAZIDE ON TOMATO PLANTS IN RELATION TO THEIR AGE AT THE TIME OF TREATMENT
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 848-852. [PDF]  

NOTES:

NOTES
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 853-855. [PDF]  

CORRECTION:

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