Annual Report

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Biennial Report

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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Report of the 30th-41st annual meeting of the United States Live Stock Sanitary Association included in the journal's March issue, 1927-38 (v. 70-92).

The health of nations. A review of the works of Edwin Chadwick.

I. Edwin Chadwick, C. B.,-a biographical dissertation. Introductory note. pt. I. Political and economical. pt. II. Educational and social.-II. Introductory note. pt. I. Sanitary and preventive of disease. pt. II. Prevention of pauperism and poverty. pt. III. Prevention of crime.

Report

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Report

Title Varies: 1884-1886, First-Third) Annual Report of the Live-Stock Sanitary Commission and State Veterinarian; 1887-88-1891-92, First (-Third) Biennial Report of the Live-Stock Sanitary Commission; 1895-96, Report (etc); 1897, Annual Report (etc); 1897-98-1903-04, Biennial Report 00(etc)

Publications

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Safe water to save lives.

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Official Documents

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Report on pollution of interstate waters of the Conecuh-Excambia River,

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Sewer stoppage experience in Springfield, Missouri, 1956-1960; special report no. 1 of the Residential Sewerage Research Project tot eh Federal Housing Administration.

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The problems of water quality management,

"Presented at the Water quality management training course conducted by the Water Supply and Pollution Control Training Program, Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 4, 1963."

Urban land runoff as a factor in stream pollution,

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Plankton diatom species-numbers as indicators of water quality,

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Rhizopus arrhizus - a producer for simultaneous saccharification and fermentation of starch waste materials to L(+)-lactic acid

Rhizopus arrhizus, strain DAR 36017, produced L(+)-lactic acid in a simultaneous saccharification and fermentation process using starch waste effluents. Lactic acid at 19.5 - 44.3 g l(-1) with a yield of 0.85 - 0.96 g g(-1) was produced in 40 h using 20 - 60 g starch l(-1). Supplementation of nitrogen source may be unnecessary if potato or corn starch waste effluent was used as a production medium.