ARTICLES:

Alden S. Crafts

MOVEMENT OF ORGANIC MATERIALS IN PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 1-41. [PDF]  

L. F. Graber

FOOD RESERVES IN RELATION TO OTHER FACTORS LIMITING THE GROWTH OF GRASSES
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 43-71. [PDF]  

Alexander F. Skutch

SOME REACTIONS OF THE BANANA TO PRESSURE, GRAVITY, AND DARKNESS
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 73-102. [PDF]  

R. A. Ingalls and J. W. Shive

RELATION OF H-ION CONCENTRATION OF TISSUE FLUIDS TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF IRON IN PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 103-125. [PDF]  

W. C. Davis

PHENOLASE ACTIVITY IN RELATION TO SEED VIABILITY
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 127-138. [PDF]  

J. D. Sayre and V. H. Morris

USE OF EXPRESSED SAP IN PHYSIOLOGIC STUDIES OF CORN
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 139-148. [PDF]  

Jesse Green and Arnold H. Johnson

EFFECT OF PETROLEUM OILS ON THE RESPIRATION OF BEAN LEAVES
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 149-159. [PDF]  

J. J. Taubenhaus, W. N. Ezekiel, and H. E. Rea

STRANGULATION OF COTTON ROOTS
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 161-166. [PDF]  

W. E. Tottingham, R. G. Shands, and E. D. Delwiche

TESTS OF CHIBNALL'S METHOD OF EXTRACTION FOR INVESTIGATING WINTER HARDINESS OF PLANTS
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 167-176. [PDF]  

D. E. Haley, J. B. Longenecker, and Otto Olson

COMPOSITION AND QUALITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CIGAR-LEAF TOBACCO AS RELATED TO FERTILIZER TREATMENT
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 177-182. [PDF]  

D. E. Haley, C. O. Jensen, and Otto Olson

A STUDY OF THE AMMONIA CONTENT OF CIGAR SMOKE
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 183-187. [PDF]  

BRIEF PAPERS:

J. Christian Bay

JEAN SENEBIER
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 188-193. [PDF]  

H. E. Rea

GRAFTING EXPERIMENTS WITH COTTON
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 193-196. [PDF]  

Fred R. Clark

TEMPERATURE AS A POSSIBLE FACTOR IN REGENERATION
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 196. [PDF]  

NOTES:

NOTES
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 197-201. [PDF]  

CORRECTION:

ERRATA
Plant Physiol. 1931 6: 0. [PDF]  

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