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Plant biochemistry and molecular biology / edited by Peter J. Lea and Richard C. Leegood.

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TextPublication details: Chichester : John Wiley , 1999.Edition: 2nd edDescription: xvi, 364 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN:

0471976830

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572.2

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1 The empirical relation between solar radiation and hours of bright s unshine near Kampala, Uganda /
by Rijks, D.A.
2 The empirical relation between solar radiation and hours of bright s unshine near Kampala, Uganda /
by Rijks, D.A.
3 (a) A cotton stainer (Dysdercus superstitiosus Fabr.) as a potential pest of sorghum; (b) Studies of Lygus vosseleri Popp. (Heteroptera, Mi ridae), a pest of cultivated cotton in East and Central Africa; (c) The sorghum midge, Contarinia sorghicola(Coq), in East Africa /
by Geering, Q.A.
4 (a) A cotton stainer (Dysdercus superstitiosus Fabr.) as a potential pest of sorghum; (b) Studies of Lygus vosseleri Popp. (Heteroptera, Mi ridae), a pest of cultivated cotton in East and Central Africa; (c) The sorghum midge, Contarinia sorghicola(Coq), in East Africa /
by Geering, Q.A.
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6 Water use by irrigated cotton in Sudan 1. Reflection of short-wave r adiation /
by Rijks, D.A.
7 The control of bacterial blight in rain-grown cotton II :
by Arnold, M. H
8 Variation in the hostparasite relationship of a crop desease/
by Arnold, M. H.
9 On the biology and ecology of lygus vosseleri (Heteroptera:Miridae) with special reference to its hostplant relationship /
by Stride, G.O.
10 Sakel strains of cotton highly resistant to bacterial blight :
by Innes, N.L.
11 The mechanism of hairness in gossypiun part 2, 3, and 4 /
by Saunders, J. H.
12 The empirical relation between solar radiation and hours of bright s unshine near Kampala Uganda /
by Rijks, D. A
13 Changes in recombination and genetic disturbance on transferring the H2 Lc2 linkage group from gossypium tomentosum to G barbadense and G. hirsutum /
by Saunders, J.H.
14 The use of water by cotton crop in Abyan, South Arabia /
by Rijks, D.A.
15 Resistance conferred by new gene combinations to bacterial blight of cotton /
by Innes, N. L.
16 Heliothis armigera in western Tanganyika : b part 1 and 2 /
by Reed, W.
17 Translocation of carbohydrates in cotton :
by Brown, K.J.
18 Realized yield improvement from twelve generations of progeny select ion in a variety of upland cotton /
by Manning, H.L.
19 Modal selection in upland cotton /
by Walker, J. T.
20 Water requirements of irrigated maize in Nyasaland /
by Munro, J.M.

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