ARTICLES:

Hugh Knight, Joseph C. Chamberlin, and Chas. D. Samuels

ON SOME LIMITING FACTORS IN THE USE OF SATURATED PETROLEUM OILS AS INSECTICIDES
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 299-321. [PDF]  

J. D. Sayre

OPENING OF STOMATA IN DIFFERENT RANGES OF WAVE LENGTHS OF LIGHT
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 323-328. [PDF]  

O. L. Sponsler

MECHANISM OF CELL WALL FORMATION
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 329-336. [PDF]  

F. M. Schertz

THE PURE PIGMENTS, CAROTIN AND XANTHOPHYLL, AND THE TSWETT ADSORPTION METHOD
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 337-348. [PDF]  

Felix G. Gustafson

GROWTH STUDIES ON FRUITS. RESPIRATION OF TOMATO FRUITS
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 349-356. [PDF]  

E. M. Harvey

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE MICROCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF PHLORIDZIN
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 357-361. [PDF]  

W. V. Cruess and W. Y. Fong

THE EFFECT OF PH VALUE AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE CONCENTRATION ON FRUIT OXIDASE ACTIVITY
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 363-366. [PDF]  

Ernest Reed

TESTING THE SUGAR CONTENT OF BEETS FOR GENETICAL PURPOSES
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 367-371. [PDF]  

Fisk Gerhardt

EFFECT OF ACID AND ALKALINE HYDROLYSIS ON THE ESTIMATION OF HEMICELLULOSE AND ASSOCIATED GROUPS IN YOUNG APPLE WOOD
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 373-383. [PDF]  

J. J. Willaman and Alice M. Child

INFLUENCE OF SHAPE ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF POTATO TUBERS
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 385-392. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

Annie M. Hurd-Karrer and J. W. Taylor

THE WATER CONTENT OF WHEAT LEAVES AT FLOWERING TIME
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 393-397. [PDF]  

NOTES:

NOTES
Plant Physiol. 1929 4: 399-404. [PDF]  

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