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Volume 29(2);  March 1954
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Articles
The Estimation of Dehydrogenases in Plant Tissue.
Carl A. Price and Kenneth V. Thimann
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 113–124.
PMCID: PMC540475
Seed Vitality and Other Cotton Characters as Affected by the Age of Seed.
Basil G. Christidis
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 124–131.
PMCID: PMC540476
Vitamin Content of Turnip-green Plants in Relation to Growth.
Ruth Reder and George V. Odell
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 131–135.
PMCID: PMC540477
The Effect of Temperature on the Conversion of Protochlorophyll to Chlorophyll a in Etiolated Barley Leaves.
James H. C. Smith and Allen Benitez
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 135–143.
PMCID: PMC540478
The Development of Chlorophyll and Oxygen-evolving Power in Etiolated Barley Leaves When Illuminated.
James H. C. Smith
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 143–148.
PMCID: PMC540479
Measurement of Algal Growth under Controlled Steady-state Conditions.
J. Neal Phillips, Jr. and Jack Myers
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 148–152.
PMCID: PMC540480
Growth Rate of Chlorella in Flashing Light.
J. Neal Phillips, Jr. and Jack Myers
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 152–161.
PMCID: PMC540481
Recording Oxidation-reduction Potentials in Plant Preparations.
John D. Spikes, Rufus Lumry, John S. Rieske, and Rudolph J. Marcus
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 161–164.
PMCID: PMC540482
Studies on the Photosynthetic Reaction. II. Sodium Formate and Urea Feeding Experiments with Nostoc muscorum.
Rufus K. Allison, Howard E. Skipper, Mary R. Reid, William A. Short, and Gertrude L. Hogan
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 164–168.
PMCID: PMC540483
Fruit Respiration and Ethylene Production.
Jacob B. Biale, Roy E. Young, and Alice J. Olmstead
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 168–174.
PMCID: PMC540484
The Effect of X-Rays on Uptake and Loss of Ions by Potato Tuber Tissue.
N. Higinbotham and E. S. Mika
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 174–177.
PMCID: PMC540485
The Effect of Light on the Oxygen Metabolism of the Photosynthetic Bacterium, Rhodospirillum rubrum.
J. A. Johnston and A. H. Brown
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 177–182.
PMCID: PMC540486
Fluctuations in Sensitivity of the Avena Test Due to Air Pollutants.
Herbert M. Hull, F. W. Went, and Noboru Yamada
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 182–187.
PMCID: PMC540487
INSERTION TO DISCUSSION, PAGE 186, OF THE ARTICLE BY HULL, WENT, AND YAMADA
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 203.
PMCID: PMC540495
Brief Papers:
A Light Activated Accumulation of Niacin in Tomato Leaf Discs.
Frederick L. Crane
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 188–190.
PMCID: PMC540488
B Vitamins in Starchy and Sugary Maize Endosperms.
Howard J. Teas
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 190–194.
PMCID: PMC540489
Thicker Aleurone Inadequate Explanation for Higher Niacin in Sugary Maize.
Frederick D. Richey and Ray F. Dawson
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 194–196.
PMCID: PMC540490
A Device for Continuous Aeration and Nutrient Renewal of Entire Plants under Sterile Conditions.
H. E. Brewer
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 196–199.
PMCID: PMC540491
Fixation of N215 by Excised Nodules.
Wayne E. Magee and R. H. Burris
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 199–200.
PMCID: PMC540492
A Simple Demonstration of Some Properties of Capillaries.
John P. Decker
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 201.
PMCID: PMC540493
An Energy Dependent Incorporation of Amino Acids into the Protein of Plant Mitochondria.
George C. Webster
Plant Physiol. 1954 March; 29(2): 202–203.
PMCID: PMC540494
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