Nieuwsblad voor den boekhandel.

1872, 1921, pt. 1; 1923, pt.1; 1924, pt.2 include a separately paged section: Tijdschriften

How to learn on shore the Rule of the road at sea,

Mode of access: Internet.

One hundred years of growing with Provincetown, 1854-1954 /

On last leaf: Six hundred copies of this book have been printed and bound.

Griechische skizzen. Bruchstücke aus dessen Reise durch Griechenland, Leipzig,

Dr. Fiedler omitted from his "Reise durch alle theile des königreiches Griechenland in den jahren 1834 bis 1837" the pages which treat of mineralogy and mining, and bound the rest, with the present title. He retained the "Geognostisch-bergmännische karte" prepared for the "Reise." The title-pages of the "Reise durch alle theile" etc. have been retained:--"Leipzig, F. Fleischer, 1840-41."

Le Génie civil.

"Revue générale des techniques."

Zeitschrift

Vol.3 also called "X. Jahrgang der Publicationen des Oesterreicheschen Alpenvereins

Letters of Henry Brevoort to Washington Irving, together with other unpublished Brevoort papers,

"Of this first edition of 'The letters of Henry Brevoort to Washington Irving' (limited to three hundred and ten sets printed on special Strathmore paper, and bound in two volumes), two hundred and ninety sets are offered for sale. No other edition will be issued in this form. This is no.

History of the dental college of the University of Michigan /

Endnote on p. 25-26 (reference from p. 3): description of the bill to appropriate state funds for the establishment of the dental college at the University of Michigan.

Russkai︠a︡ literatura XX vi︠e︡ka (1890-1910)

Head and tail pieces.

Continuing education: agent of change; proceedings.

Sponsored by National Institute of Mental Health, Continuing Education Branch, and University of Chicago, Center for Continuing Education.

Discours, Nouvelle-Caledonie 1910-1913.

Contents:--Discours...à la distribution solennelle des prix du College de Nouméa, 21 Décembre 1910; Discours...à l'ouverture de la Session ordinaire du Conseil Général le 19 Juin 1912; Discours...à l'ouverture de la Session Budgétaire du Conseil Général le 4 Décembre 1912; Discours le 24 Septembre 1913 à l'occasion de l'inauguration du monument élevé a balade (Nouvelle-Calédonie) pour commémorer le soixantième anniversaire de la prise de possession; Discours...à l'ouverture de la Session Budgétaire du Conseil Général le 20 Novembre 1913; Une France dans le Pacifique austral: La Nouvelle Caledonie, Conference prononcée à la Station de "Paris-Mondial" le 15 Fevrier 1939.

Korallen-Inseln.

Reprints of articles which originally appeared in 1911 and 1912, collected and bound by the author.

Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society.

List of members for the years 1914-20 are included in v. 1-7, after which they are continued in the Year book of the society, begun in 1922.

Lichenes.

Extracted from United States exploring expedition, 1838-1842. United States exploring expedition. v. XVII.

Decomposition of nitrogen-15 labeled hoop pine harvest residues in subtropical Australia

Information on decomposition of harvest residues may assist in the maintenance of soil fertility in second rotation (2R) hoop pine plantations (Araucaria cunninghamii Aiton ex A. Cunn.) of subtropical Australia. The experiment was undertaken to determine the dynamics of residue decomposition and fate of residue-derived N. We used N-15-labeled hoop pine foliage, branch, and stem material in microplots, over a 30-mo period following harvesting. We examined the decomposition of each component both singly and combined, and used C-13 cross-polarization and magic-angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance (C-13 CPMAS NMR) to chart C transformations in decomposing foliage. Residue-derived N-15 was immobilized in the 0- to 5-cm soil layer, with approximately 40% N-15 recovery in the soil from the combined residues by the end of the 30-mo period. Total recovery of N-15 in residues and soil varied between 60 and 80% for the combined-residue microplots, with 20 to 40% of the residue N-15 apparently lost. When residues were combined within microplots the rate of foliage decomposition decreased by 30% while the rate of branch and stem decomposition increased by 50 and 40% compared with rates for these components when decomposed separately. Residue decomposition studies should include a combined-residue treatment. Based on C-15 CPMAS NMR spectra for decomposing foliage, we obtained good correlations for methoxyl C, aryl C, carbohydrate C and phenolic C with residue mass, N-15 enrichment, and total N. The ratio of carbohydrate C to methoxyl C may be useful as an indicator of harvest residue decomposition in hoop pine plantations.