ARTICLES:

G. T. Nightingale, L. G. Schermerhorn, and W. R. Robbins

EFFECTS OF SULPHUR DEFICIENCY ON METABOLISM IN TOMATO
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 565-595. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.565 [PDF]  

E. W. Hopkins, P. W. Wilson, and W. H. Peterson

INFLUENCE OF POTASSIUM NITRATE ON NODULE FORMATION AND NITROGEN FIXATION BY CLOVER
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 597-611. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.597 [PDF]  

Philip R. White

INFLUENCE OF SOME ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON THE GROWTH OF EXCISED ROOT TIPS OF WHEAT SEEDLINGS IN LIQUID MEDIA
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 613-628. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.613 [PDF]  

Roger J. Williams and J. Marshall Honn

RÔLE OF "NUTRILITES" IN THE NUTRITION OF MOLDS AND OTHER FUNGI
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 629-641. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.629 [PDF]  

Ruth M. Addoms and F. C. Mounce

FURTHER NOTES ON THE NUTRIENT REQUIREMENTS AND THE HISTOLOGY OF THE CRANBERRY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SOURCES OF NITROGEN
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 643-656. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.643 [PDF]  

Joseph Howell, Jr.

RELATION OF WESTERN YELLOW PINE SEEDLINGS TO THE REACTION OF THE CULTURE SOLUTION
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 657-671. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.657 [PDF]  

W. A. Cannon

ABSORPTION OF OXYGEN BY ROOTS WHEN THE SHOOT IS IN DARKNESS OR IN LIGHT
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 673-684. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.673 [PDF]  

Frank S. Schlenker

COMPARISON OF EXISTING METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF AMMONIA NITROGEN AND THEIR ADAPTABILITY TO PLANT JUICE
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 685-695. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.685 [PDF]  

J. S. Mchargue and R. K. Calfee

MANGANESE ESSENTIAL FOR THE GROWTH OF LEMNA MAJOR
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 697-703. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.697 [PDF]  

L. G. Saywell and D. P. Robertson

CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT OF TOMATO FRUIT
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 705-710. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.705 [PDF]  

J. Oserkowsky

RELATION BETWEEN THE GREEN AND THE YELLOW PIGMENTS IN CHLOROTIC LEAVES
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 711-716. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.711 [PDF]  

L. D. Doneen

A MICRO-METHOD FOR NITROGEN IN PLANT MATERIAL
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 717-720. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.717 [PDF]  

S. T. Dexter

STUDIES OF THE HARDINESS OF PLANTS: A MODIFICATION OF THE NEWTON PRESSURE METHOD FOR SMALL SAMPLES
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 721-726. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.721 [PDF]  

H. A. Wadsworth

THE OPTICAL LEVER AS A TOOL IN PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 727-731. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.727 [PDF]  

H. E. Rea

CALLUSING AND ROOTING OF COTTON STEM CUTTINGS
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 733-737. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.733 [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

J. H. Gourley

RESPONSE OF IRIS TO SOIL REACTION
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 739-742. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.739 [PDF]  

George P. Steinbauer

GROWTH OF TREE SEEDLINGS IN RELATION TO LIGHT INTENSITY AND CONCENTRATION OF NUTRIENT SOLUTION
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 742-745. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.742 [PDF]  

George M. Darrow

METHODS OF MEASURING STRAWBERRY LEAF AREAS
Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 745-747. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.745 [PDF]  

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Plant Physiol. 1932 7: 749-753. doi:10.1104/pp.7.4.749 [PDF]  

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