Scientific American.

Called "Building edition" beginning with v. 19, no. 1 (Jan. 1895).

Report of farmers' institutes.

In memoriam. Edward Van Alstyne, director of farmers' institutes": 1917/18, p. 245-269.

Studies on the use of perennial forage legumes as living mulches for no-till small grains /

Typescript (photocopy)

Arthropods of medical importance in Australia and the Pacific islands,

At head of title: Technical report 68-61-ES.

Consumer close-ups.

Description based on: [no.] 8 (1981/1982); title from caption.

DNS alert /

Description based on: Jan./Feb. 1992; title from caption.

The fruiting habit of the apple tree.

Thesis (M. S. in Agr.) - Cornell Univ., June 1918.

Bacteria in milk.

Thesis (M. S. in Agr.)--Cornell Univ., 1904.

Volume and growth studies of trees near Ithaca, with a detailed study of the Meade woodlot, cut in 1921-22.

Thesis (M. F.) - Cornell Unv., 1922.

Directory, staff and students.

Title varies slightly.

A study of the crop-producing power of a so-called infertile soil.

Thesis (M. S.)--Cornell University, 1907.

The economics of pork production.

Thesis (M.S.)--Cornell Univ., June 1922.

The ecology, habits and growth of the pike, Esox lucius.

Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cornell Univ., 1910.

A preliminary study of the influence of Velsicol AR-60 upon the insecticidal effectiveness of dusts containing rotenone or DDT.

"Literature cited": leaf 84.

A statistical study of seedling potatoes and its relation to potato breeding/

Thesis (M. S. in Agr.)--Cornell University, June, 1910.