Naturalist (Maund, Hall & Wood.)

3 (1838)

Naturalist (Maund, Hall & Wood.)

1 - 2 (1837-38)

Accumulation of dry matter and macronutrients by two varieties of sweet sorghum

Samples of two varieties of sweet .sorghum (Brandes and Rio) grown on a Dark Red Latosol (Barra Bonita, SP) were collected and analysed (dry matter and macronutrient contents) at intervals of 20 days. Both varieties showed faster uptake of most of the nutrients between flower initiation and head formation. Variety Brandes, in said period, took up more nutrients per day than the other, although its cycle was longer.

Dry matter production and nutrient exportation by pruned leaves and branches of apple trees

A trial was conducted on Latossol Vermelho Escuro Orto (Orthox) at Buri, State of São Paulo, Brazil. The material was collected from 'Ohio Beauty¹ and 'Brasil¹ apples trees grafted on 'Doucin'; the trees were 3-4, 4-5 and 6-7 years old. The authors concluded that at the dormant period differen ces were observed on the dry matter production as well on the nutrients exported by the leaves and branches of the two varieties. Branches exported higher amounts of P, Ca, B, Cu and Zn. Larger quantities of N, P and Mn were exported by the 1 eaves.

Photogrammetric surveying of wood piles on handheld devices

Magdeburg, Univ., Fak. für Informatik, Diss., 2015

Geographical origins and dispersions of termite genera.

v.37:no.18(1955)

A new wood owl from Chile, by Leslie Wheeler.

v.20:no.37(1938)

New feather-wing beetles from termite nests in the American tropics (Coleoptera ptiliidae)

v.37:no.21(1955)

The races of the African wood-dove Turtur afer [by] A. L. Rand.

v.31:no.35(1949)

Spatial and trophic interactions in wet and dry seasons between gambusia luma and Gambusia sexradiata (Pisces: Poecilidae) in Belize, Central America / David W. Greenfield, Chester F. Rakocinski, Teresa A. Greenfield.

n.s. no.14(1983)

A new genus of feather-wing beetles from termite nests in Bolivia (Coleptera: Ptiliidae)

v.44:no.8(1961)