On the existence of a growth-inhibiting substance in the Chinese lemon View on Open Library

On the existence of a growth-inhibiting substance in the Chinese lemon

by Howard S. Reed

No reviews yet
First published: 1919 1 language
Subjects
Plant growth inhibiting substances Growth (Plants)

Reviews

Log in or sign up to write a review.

No reviews yet. Be the first!

More by Howard S. Reed

A manual of bacteriology for agricultural and general science students

A manual of bacteriology for agricultura...

Heterosporium variabile Cke., its relation to Spinacia oleracea and environmental factors

Heterosporium variabile Cke., its relati...

Studies on the effects of sodium, potassium and calcium on young orange trees

Studies on the effects of sodium, potass...

Three fungous diseases of cultivated ginseng

Three fungous diseases of cultivated gin...

A short history of the plant sciences

A short history of the plant sciences

Cabbage club root in Virginia

Cabbage club root in Virginia

You Might Also Like

More in Plant growth inhibit...
Plant growth substances

Plant growth substances

L. J. Audus
Plant growth substances

Plant growth substances

Leslie John Audus
Natural growth inhibitors and phytohormones in plants and environment

Natural growth inhibitors and phytohormo...

V. I. Kefeli
Test methods with plant-regulating chemicals

Test methods with plant-regulating chemi...

Mitchell, John W.
Plant regulators in agriculture

Plant regulators in agriculture

Harold Bradford Tukey
Horizons in endocrinology

Horizons in endocrinology

M. Maggi