ARTICLES:

D. Harold Mcrae, Robert J. Foster, and James Bonner

Kinetics of Auxin Interaction
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 343-355. [PDF]  

John B. Hanson and Orlin Biddulph

The Diurnal Variation in the Translocation of Minerals across Bean Roots
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 356-370. [PDF]  

Paul F. Smith and Alston W. Specht

Heavy-Metal Nutrition and Iron Chlorosis of Citrus Seedlings
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 371-382. [PDF]  

D. Siminovitch, C. M. Wilson, and D. R. Briggs

Studies on the Chemistry of the Living Bark of the Black Locust in Relation to Its Frost Hardiness. V. Seasonal Transformations and Variations in the Carbohydrates: Starch-Sucrose Interconversions
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 383-400. [PDF]  

J. F. Thompson, J. K. Pollard, and F. C. Steward

Investigations of Nitrogen Compounds and Nitrogen Metabolism in Plants. Iii. -Aminobutyric Acid in Plants, With Special Reference to the Potato Tuber and a New Procedure for Isolating Amino Acids Other Than -Amino Acids
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 401-414. [PDF]  

A. T. Jagendorf and D. M. Bonner

An Atypical Growth of Cabbage Seedling Roots. Iii. Tissue Culture and Physiological Comparisons of Typical and Atypical Roots
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 415-427. [PDF]  

George Helmkamp and James Bonner

Some Relationships of Sterols to Plant Growth
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 428-436. [PDF]  

Theodore L. Rebstock, Charles L. Hamner, Richard W. Luecke, and Harold M. Sell

The Effect of Sodium Trichloroacetate upon the Metabolism of Wheat Seedlings (Triticum Vulgare L.)
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 437-442. [PDF]  

G. J. Von Abrams

Auxin Relations of a Dwarf Pea
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 443-456. [PDF]  

Hugh G. Gauch and W. M. Dugger, Jr.

The Role of Boron in the Translocation of Sucrose
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 457-466. [PDF]  

C. H. Moran, V. G. Sprague, and J. T. Sullivan

Changes in the Carbohydrate Reserves of Ladino White Clover Following Defoliation
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 467-474. [PDF]  

J. M. Fife and Charles Price

Bolting and Flowering of Sugar Beets in Continuous Darkness
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 475-480. [PDF]  

H. M. Sell, S. H. Wittwer, T. L. Rebstock, and C. T. Redemann

Comparative Stimulation of Parthenocarpy in the Tomato by Various Indole Compounds
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 481-487. [PDF]  

John C. Brown and Robert A. Steinberg

Iron and Copper Enzymes in Leaf Lamina of Tobacco When Deficient in Micronutrients or Grown on Calcareous and Organic Soils
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 488-494. [PDF]  

J. C. Brown

The Effect of the Dominance of a Metabolic System Requiring Iron or Copper on the Development of Lime-Induced Chlorosis
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 495-502. [PDF]  

Frank M. Eaton and David R. Ergle

Relationship of Seasonal Trends in Carbohydrate and Nitrogen Levels and Effects of Girdling and Spraying with Sucrose and Urea to the Nutritional Interpretation of Boll Shedding in Cotton
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 503-520. [PDF]  

Adele Millerd, James Bonner, and Jacob B. Biale

The Climacteric Rise in Fruit Respiration as Controlled by Phosphorylative Coupling
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 521-531. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

Erston V. Miller and Gladys Downey Hall

Distribution of Total Soluble Solids, Ascorbic Acid, Total Acid, and Bromelin Activity in The Fruit of the Natal Pineapple (Ananas Comosus L. MERR.)
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 532-534. [PDF]  

Charles C. Woodward and Glenn S. Rabideau

The Composition of Plant Fractions Extracted with 80% Alcohol
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 535-538. [PDF]  

Edwin A. Davis

Nitrate Reduction by Chlorella
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 539-544. [PDF]  

J. B. Wilcox, J. R. Knight, and A. A. Bless

Bioelectric Potentials of Tumor-Infected Plants
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 545-549. [PDF]  

Musahib-Ud-Din Khan and G. Mackinney

Carotenoids in Grapefruit, Citrus Paradisi
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 550-552. [PDF]  

NOTES:

Notes
Plant Physiol. 1953 28: 553-555. [PDF]  

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