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The Role of Boron in the Translocation of Sucrose

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Published1953
Citations174
References20

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1952 • 221 citations

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1951 • 106 citations

The Carbohydrate Nutrition of Tomato Roots

1950 • 105 citations

The Carbohydrate Nutrition of Tomato Roots

1949 • 103 citations

The relation between the devlopment, structure and functioning of the nodules on Vicia faba , as influenced by the presence or absence of boron in the nutrient medium

1925 • 85 citations

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1943 • 85 citations

Movement of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Stimulus and Its Relation to the Translocation of Organic Food Materials in Plants

1946 • 76 citations

GROWTH RESPONSE OF TOMATO PLANTS TO APPLIED SUCROSE

1948 • 51 citations

EFFECT OF CALCIUM AND BORON NUTRITION OF THE TOMATO ON THE RELATION BETWEEN THESE ELEMENTS IN THE TISSUES

1948 • 36 citations

THE IMPORTANCE OF BORAX IN LEGUME SEED PRODUCTION IN THE SOUTH

1944 • 27 citations

Anatomical and Physiological Responses of Squash to Various Levels of Boron Supply

1942 • 26 citations

THE EFFECT OF BORON IN THE SUBSTRATE ON CALCIUM ACCUMULATION BY SOYBEAN PLANTS

1939 • 23 citations

Protoplast Surface Enzymes and Absorption of Sugar

1952 • 23 citations

The quantitative analysis of sugars in plant extracts by ion-exchange chromatography

1952 • 19 citations

BORON NUTRITION OF THE GRAPE

1944 • 18 citations

The Relation of Boron to the Growth of the Tomato Plant

1928 • 17 citations

The Inorganic Nutrition of PlantsLectures on the Inorganic Nutrition of Plants.D. R. Hoagland

1944 • 13 citations

Mineral nutrition of the genus Brassica with particular reference to boron

1939 • 12 citations

“ Die-Back ” in Raspberries—A Boron Deficiency Ailment

1951 • 11 citations

Some Methods Used in Tracing Radioactive Growth-Regulating Substances in Plants

1950 • 6 citations

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