ARTICLES:

Walter N. Ezekiel, J. J. Taubenhaus, and J. F. Fudge

NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE ROOT-ROT FUNGUS, PHYMATOTRICHUM OMNIVORUM
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 187-216. [PDF]  

G. T. Nightingale and J. W. Mitchell

EFFECTS OF HUMIDITY ON METABOLISM IN TOMATO AND APPLE
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 217-236. [PDF]  

Burton E. Livingston and Ruth Beall

THE SOIL AS DIRECT SOURCE OF CARBON DIOXIDE FOR ORDINARY PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 237-259. [PDF]  

Donald S. Hubbell

CAUSES OF BLIND WOOD IN ROSES
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 261-282. [PDF]  

Leta Henderson

RELATION BETWEEN ROOT RESPIRATION AND ABSORPTION
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 283-300. [PDF]  

Orman E. Street

CARBOHYDRATE-NITROGEN AND BASE ELEMENT RELATIONSHIPS OF PEAS GROWN IN WATER CULTURE UNDER VARIOUS LIGHT EXPOSURES
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 301-322. [PDF]  

Frances L. Long

APPLICATION OF CALORIMETRIC METHODS TO ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 323-337. [PDF]  

Z. I. Kertesz

CARBON DIOXIDE CONTENT OF THE GAS FROM PEA PODS
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 339-350. [PDF]  

Leland Burkhart

METABOLISM OF ETIOLATED SEEDLINGS AS AFFECTED BY AMMONIUM NUTRITION
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 351-358. [PDF]  

Felix G. Gustafson

PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL AND ACETALDEHYDE BY TOMATOES
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 359-367. [PDF]  

T. D. Mallery

COMPARISON OF THE HEATING AND FREEZING METHODS OF KILLING PLANT MATERIAL FOR CRYOSCOPIC DETERMINATIONS
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 369-375. [PDF]  

Elizabeth Ellen Davis

INFLUENCE OF THYROXIN ON THE GROWTH OF PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 377-384. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

Ralph J. Christensen and Rudolf Samisch

EFFECT OF HIGH FREQUENCY SOUND WAVES ON OXIDASE ACTIVITY
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 385-386. [PDF]  

Charles A. Shull

LATERAL WATER TRANSFER IN LEAVES OF GINKGO BILOBA
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 387-389. [PDF]  

A. E. Bryant

COMPARISON OF ANATOMICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ROOTS OF BARLEY GROWN IN AERATED AND IN NON-AERATED CULTURE SOLUTIONS
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 389-391. [PDF]  

Chas. B. Lipman and G. N. Lewis

TOLERANCE OF LIQUID-AIR TEMPERATURES BY SEEDS OF HIGHER PLANTS FOR SIXTY DAYS
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 392-394. [PDF]  

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NOTES
Plant Physiol. 1934 9: 395-398. [PDF]  

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