ARTICLES:

G. Fred Somers

THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHT, TEMPERATURE, AND SOME ENZYME POISONS UPON THE TOTAL ORGANIC ACID CONTENT OF LEAF TISSUE OF KALANCHOE DAIGREMONTIANA (HAMET AND PERRIER)
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 1-18. [PDF]  

M. W. Jones, B. Kivel, and A. A. Bless

THE BIOELECTRIC POTENTIAL OF SEEDS AS A FUNCTION OF GROWTH AND OF X-RAY DOSAGE
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 19-29. [PDF]  

Paul J. Kramer

EFFECTS OF RESPIRATION INHIBITORS ON ACCUMULATION OF RADIOACTIVE PHOSPHORUS BY ROOTS OF LOBLOLLY PINE
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 30-36. [PDF]  

Robert A. Steinberg

INFLUENCE OF ACIDITY, CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM ON GROWTH OF XANTHI TOBACCO IN WATER-CULTURE
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 37-44. [PDF]  

J. Verduin

PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN NATURALLY REARED AQUATIC COMMUNITIES
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 45-49. [PDF]  

D. J. Wort

EFFECTS OF NON-LETHAL CONCENTRATIONS OF 2,4-D ON BUCKWHEAT
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 50-58. [PDF]  

J. Levitt

THE ISOLATION AND PRELIMINARY FRACTIONATION OF PROTEINS FROM DORMANT AND GROWING POTATO TUBERS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 59-65. [PDF]  

Erston V. Miller

PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE FRUITS OF THE PINEAPPLE [ANANAS COMOSUS (L.) MERR.] WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PHYSIOLOGICAL BREAKDOWN
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 66-75. [PDF]  

Howard E. Joham

THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF THE COTTON PLANT AS INDICATED BY TISSUE TESTS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 76-89. [PDF]  

G. Fred Somers and W. C. Kelly

ASCORBIC ACID AND DRY MATTER ACCUMULATION IN TURNIP AND BROCCOLI LEAF DISCS AFTER INFILTRATION WITH INORGANIC SALTS, ORGANIC ACIDS, AND SOME ENZYME INHIBITORS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 90-109. [PDF]  

Paul F. Smith and Walter Reuther

THE RESPONSE OF YOUNG VALENCIA ORANGE TREES TO DIFFERENTIAL BORON SUPPLY IN SAND CULTURE
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 110-114. [PDF]  

Ruble Langston

EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF NITRATE ON THE GROWTH AND VITAMIN CONTENT OF OAT PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 115-122. [PDF]  

F. C. Steward, J. F. Thompson, F. K. Millar, M. D. Thomas, and R. H. Hendricks

THE AMINO ACIDS OF ALFALFA AS REVEALED BY PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COMPOUNDS LABELLED WITH S³⁵
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 123-135. [PDF]  

Julian C. Crane and René Blondeau

HORMONE-INDUCED PARTHENOCARPY IN THE CALIMYRNA FIG AND A COMPARISON OF PARTHENOCARPIC AND CAPRIFIED SYCONIA
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 136-145. [PDF]  

Charles W. Barney

EFFECTS OF SOIL TEMPERATURE AND LIGHT INTENSITY ON ROOT GROWTH OF LOBLOLLY PINE SEEDLINGS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 146-163. [PDF]  

A. S. Holt, R. F. Smith, and C. S. French

DYE REDUCTION BY ILLUMINATED CHLOROPLAST FRAGMENTS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 164-173. [PDF]  

G. R. Noggle and René A. Bolomey

THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF CARBON-14-LABELED COMPOUNDS. I. THE CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION OF GLUCOSE AND FRUCTOSE
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 174-181. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

Emmett Bennett

THE SUGARS OF THE HEMICELLULOSES OF CORNSTALKS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 182-185. [PDF]  

David R. Ergle and Frank M. Eaton

SUCCINIC ACID CONTENT OF THE COTTON PLANT
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 186-188. [PDF]  

K. Shoji, F. T. Addicott, and W. A. Swets

AUXIN IN RELATION TO LEAF BLADE ABSCISSION
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 189-191. [PDF]  

Solon A. Gordon and Robert P. Weber

COLORIMETRIC ESTIMATION OF INDOLEACETIC ACID
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 192-195. [PDF]  

C. M. Johnson, P. R. Stout, and G. A. Pearson

CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE BATHS FOR USE IN FREEZING-POINT MEASUREMENTS
Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 196-197. [PDF]  

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Plant Physiol. 1951 26: 198-204. [PDF]  

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