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Apples and peaches in the Ozark region / By H.P. Gould ... and W.F. Fletcher.

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Main Author:	Gould, H. P.
Corporate Authors:	United States. Department of Agriculture, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry
Other Authors:	Fletcher, W. F.
Format:	Government Document Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington : Govt. Print. Off, 1913.
Series:	Bulletin (United States. Bureau of Plant Industry) ; no. 275.
Subjects:	Apples > Ozark Mountains. Peach > Ozark Mountains. Fruit-culture > Missouri. Fruit-culture > Arkansas.

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Call Number:	A 19.3:
A 19.3:	Available Place a Hold Contents The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. Methods used in breeding asparagus for rust resistance / by J.B. Norton. Contributions to the study of maize deterioration : biochemical and toxicological inv... Floral abnormalities in maize. / by James H. Kempton The effects of artificial shading on plant growth in Louisiana / By H.L. Shantz Some factors influencing the efficiency of Bordeaux mixture / By Lon A. Hawkins. The purpling chromogen of a Hawaiian Dioscorea / By Harley Harris Bartlett American beet-sugar industry in 1910 and 1911. Ornamental cacti : their culture and decorative value / by Charles Henry Thompson. Wild wheat in Palestine / by O.F. Cook. A biochemical study of the curly-top of sugar beets / by Herbert H. Bunzel The muscadine grapes / By George C. Humann ... and Charles Dearing Apples and peaches in the Ozark region / By H.P. Gould ... and W.F. Fletcher. The utilization of waste raisin seeds / By Frank Rabak. Some effects of refrigeration on sulphured and unsulphured hops / by W.W. Stockberger... Nonperennial medicagos: the agronomic value and botanical relationship of the species... Tobacco marketing in the United States / By E.H. Mathewson. Heredity of a maize variation / G.N. Collins. Experiments in wheat breeding : experimental error in the nursery and variation in ni... The destruction of cellulose by bacteria and filamentous fungi / by I.G. McBeth ... a...