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PAP Moran

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BI9630001 Abstract | BI9630001PDF (1.6 MB)

BI9630006Cambial Regeneration in Approach Grafts Between Petioles and Stems

Pamela M Warren Wilson and J Warren Wilson

pp. 6-18

BI9630006 Abstract | BI9630006PDF (2.6 MB)

BI9630019The Effect of a Small Axial Pressure on the Growth of the Epicotyl of Vicia Faba Var. Minor Beck

RH Sedgley and KP Barley

pp. 19-27

BI9630019 Abstract | BI9630019PDF (2.3 MB)

BI9630028Physical Environment and Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation

AH Gibson

pp. 28-42

BI9630028 Abstract | BI9630028PDF (3.2 MB)

BI9630043Relationship Between Effective Nodulation and Time to Initial Nodulation in a Diploid Line of Trifolium Ambiguum M. Bieb.

FW Hely

pp. 43-54

BI9630043 Abstract | BI9630043PDF (2.7 MB)

BI9630055The Root Rot-Fusarium Wilt Complex of Peas

A Kerr

pp. 55-69

BI9630055 Abstract | BI9630055PDF (3.8 MB)

BI9630070Diurnal-Nocturnal Changes in the Starch of Tobacco Leaves

NK Matheson and JM Wheatley

pp. 70-76

BI9630070 Abstract | BI9630070PDF (1.4 MB)

BI9630077Germination of Conidia of Peronospora Tabacina Adam II. Germination in Vivo

CJ Shepherd and M Mandryk

pp. 77-87

BI9630077 Abstract | BI9630077PDF (3 MB)

BI9630088Environment and Sporulation in Phytopathogenic Fungi IV. The Effect of Light on the- Formation of Conidia of Peronospora Tabacina Adam

IAM Cruickshank

pp. 88-98

BI9630088 Abstract | BI9630088PDF (2.3 MB)

BI9630099Environment and Sporulation in Phytopathogenic Fungi V. Monilinia Fruc'ticola (Wint.) Honey: Effect of Water Relations on Regeneration of Conidia in Vivo

JB Corbin and IAM Cruickshank

pp. 99-110

BI9630099 Abstract | BI9630099PDF (2.8 MB)

BI9630111Studies on Phytoalexins VI. Pisatin: the Effect of Some Factors on its Formation in Pisum Sativum l., and the Signifioance of Pisatin in Disease Resistanoe

IAM Cruickshank and Dawn R Perrin

pp. 111-128

BI9630111 Abstract | BI9630111PDF (3.7 MB)

BI9630129Promotion of Cell Division by Extraots From Pea Seedlings

JA Zwar and F Skoog

pp. 129-139

BI9630129 Abstract | BI9630129PDF (2.6 MB)

BI9630140Estimation of Diffusion Pressure Deficit by Correlation With Relative Turgidity and Beta-Radiation Absorption

PC Whiteman and GL Wilson

pp. 140-146

BI9630140 Abstract | BI9630140PDF (1.6 MB)

BI9630147Studies on Endemic Goitre I. The Identification of Thioglucosides and Their Aqlucones in Weed Contaminants of Pastures in Goitrous Areas of Tasmania and Southern Queensland

HS Bachelard and VM Trikojus

pp. 147-165

BI9630147 Abstract | BI9630147PDF (5.5 MB)

BI9630166Studies on Endemic Goitre II. The Behaviour of 3-Methylsulphonylpropyl Isothiooyanate (Cheirolin) and Other Isothiocyanates in Bovine Rumen Liquor

HS Bachelard and VM Trikojus

pp. 166-176

BI9630166 Abstract | BI9630166PDF (2.8 MB)

BI9630177Studies on Endemic Goitre III an Investigation of the Antithyroid Aotivities of Isothiocyanates and Derivatives With Observations on Fractions of Milk From Goitrous Areas

HS Bachelard, Mary T Mcquillan and VM Trikojus

pp. 177-191

BI9630177 Abstract | BI9630177PDF (3.6 MB)

BI9630192Nucleic Acids and Protein Stores in the Merino Sheep

CJ Masters

pp. 192-200

BI9630192 Abstract | BI9630192PDF (1.8 MB)

BI9630201The Reducing Activity of Ram and Bull Spermatozoa

AW Blackshaw

pp. 201-210

BI9630201 Abstract | BI9630201PDF (2.5 MB)

BI9630211The use of Colchicine and Colcemid for Metaphase Stasis in the Matrix Cells of Wool Follicles

IEB Fraser

pp. 211-217

BI9630211 Abstract | BI9630211PDF (2 MB)

BI9630218Some Effects of Sulphur-Containing Amino Acids on the Growth and Composition of Wool

PJ Reis and PG Schinckel

pp. 218-230

BI9630218 Abstract | BI9630218PDF (3 MB)

BI9630231The Conformation of a Soluble Wool Keratin Derivative

BS Harrap

pp. 231-240

BI9630231 Abstract | BI9630231PDF (2.6 MB)

BI9630241The Isolation and Properties of Some Soluble Proteins From Wool V. The Isolation of the High-Sulphur Protein Scmkb2

JM Gillespie

pp. 241-251

BI9630241 Abstract | BI9630241PDF (2.6 MB)

BI9630252The Isolation and Properties of Some Soluble Proteins From Wool VI. The Physicochemical Properties of Sgmkb2

JM Gillespie and BS Harrap

pp. 252-258

BI9630252 Abstract | BI9630252PDF (1.9 MB)

BI9630259The Isolation and Properties of Some Soluble Proteins From Wool VII. The Heterogeneity of the High Sulphur Proteins