Phase II excavation and evaluation of eight sites at Fort Leonard Wood, Pulaski County, Missouri /

"April 1996"

Phase II excavation and evaluation of seven sites at Fort Leonard Wood, Pulaski County, Missouri : final report /

"November 1995"

Phase 1 archaeological survey of 3,000 acres at Fort Leonard Wood, Pulaski County, Missouri /

"March 1997."

Brownfield Wood: a remnant of the original Illinois forest.

Issued originally as Forestry circular no. 3.

Phase I survey of 3,500 acres at Fort Leonard Wood, Pulaski County, Missouri /

"For submission to U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories, Champaign, Illinois"

Preparation of wood-plastic combinations using gamma radiation to induce polymerization : effects of gamma radiation on wood /

"ORO-600."

Preparation of wood-plastic combinations using gamma radiation to induce polymerization /

"ORO-628."

Preparation of wood-plastic combinations using gamma radiation to induce polymerization /

"ORO-612."

Star of Bethlehem (Ornithogalum umbellatum), wood anemone (Anemone nemorosa) and sun spurge (Euphorbia helioscopia)

Leonardo da Vinci; 7 51/64 in.x 6 19/64 in.; pen, ink and red chalk on paper

Mérode Altarpiece, right panel, Joseph working on a piece of wood

Robert Campin; oil on oak

Mérode Altarpiece, right wing, Joseph working on a piece of wood

Robert Campin, workshop of; oil on oak

Study of plutonium oxide heat generation in a wood moderated container /

The generation of heat due to the radioactive decay of plutonium in the form of plutonium dioxide stored in wooden containers is considered. The results of two experiments in which plutonium dioxide is placed inside wooden blocks and the temperature rise measured at various points is reported. Heat transfer calculations are then performed to show that the data obtained are those which would be expected, i.e., that Fourier's Law adequately describes the situation. The heat build up in a proposed wood moderated shipping container is calculated, using some of the assumptions verified in the described experiments.

Radiation preservation of selected fruits and vegetables : an analysis of R & D programming and market factors /

Stanford Research Institute conducted this study to provide information to assist the Atomic Energy Commission in preparing a research and development program leading to the commercial application of radiation pasteurization for selected fruits and vegetables. Under the Quartermaster Corps' extensive program of research on irradiated foods, the five fruits and vegetables (strawberries, peaches, citrus fruits, grapes and tomatoes) of interest to the AEC have been irradiated experimentally. Results are inconclusive, but there are indications of both shelf-life extension and unfavorable radiation effects observed at dose levels below 500,000 rads.

The production and preservation of foods by farm families through instruction in vocational agriculture.

Bibliography: p.79-80.

Dried flowers with a fresh look; how to preserve the color and the beauty of your garden flowers and keep foliages, ferns, berries, cones and wood in fine condition for a long time,

Mode of access: Internet.