Science, 53. sējumsJohn Michels (Journalist) American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1921 |
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... matter of fundamental study of these problems practical agriculture , horticul- ture and floriculture are indebted to the classic fundamental work of Hoffmeister and Strasburger . This work led up to and ex- plains the physical basis of ...
... matter of fundamental study of these problems practical agriculture , horticul- ture and floriculture are indebted to the classic fundamental work of Hoffmeister and Strasburger . This work led up to and ex- plains the physical basis of ...
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... matter was slightly more than double that of corn . In other words , a sun- flower plant will consume as much water as a hill of corn . Brenchly in a recent publica- tion states that weeds like mustards did better when they were ...
... matter was slightly more than double that of corn . In other words , a sun- flower plant will consume as much water as a hill of corn . Brenchly in a recent publica- tion states that weeds like mustards did better when they were ...
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... matter . The list sub- mitted in the sequel is , therefore , merely an approximation to the true state of affairs , though it is probably adequate for the purpose I have in mind . To merit the designation of human in- stincts , in the ...
... matter . The list sub- mitted in the sequel is , therefore , merely an approximation to the true state of affairs , though it is probably adequate for the purpose I have in mind . To merit the designation of human in- stincts , in the ...
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... matter the experi- ence of the race in its age - long endeavors to regulate and organize such powerful drives as the sexual and parental instincts should be sufficiently illuminating , and the instincts of the typical inventor and ...
... matter the experi- ence of the race in its age - long endeavors to regulate and organize such powerful drives as the sexual and parental instincts should be sufficiently illuminating , and the instincts of the typical inventor and ...
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... matter known in no uncertain way . BARRINGTON MOORE NEW YORK , N. Y. PROFESSOR PAVLOV TO THE EDITOR OF SCIENCE : Within the past few months Professor Pavlov came in for much comment on the pages of SCIENCE . Since most of the things ...
... matter known in no uncertain way . BARRINGTON MOORE NEW YORK , N. Y. PROFESSOR PAVLOV TO THE EDITOR OF SCIENCE : Within the past few months Professor Pavlov came in for much comment on the pages of SCIENCE . Since most of the things ...
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