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Errata
Vol 36
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The moisture relations of terrestrial algae I. Some general observations and experiments
Vol 36, Page 1
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Anatomical structure of the roots of barley
Vol 36, Page 21
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Some observations on Isoetes drummondii, A.Br.
Vol 36, Page 41
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Observations in Malaya on bud-rot of coco-nuts
Vol 36, Page 55
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On the fossil genus Sporocarpon
Vol 36, Page 71
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Some experiments on the action of wood on photographic plates
Vol 36, Page 91
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Studies in the physiology of parasitism. VII. On the exosmosis of nutrient substances from the host tissue into the infection drop
Vol 36, Page 101
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The flowering curve of the Egyptian cotton-plant
Vol 36, Page 121
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Abnormal flowers in Eranthis
Vol 36, Page 131
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The leaf-skin theory of the stem: a consideration of certain anatomico-physiological relations in the spermophyte shoot
Vol 36, Page 135
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On the absorption of ions by the roots of living plants I. The absorption of the ions of calcium chloride by pea and maize
Vol 36, Page 167
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On hybridization of some species of Salix. II.
Vol 36, Page 175
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The fungus present in Pellia epiphylla, (L.) corda
Vol 36, Page 193
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The South-east African flora: its origin, migrations, and evolutionary tendencies
Vol 36, Page 209
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Growth studies. I. A quantitative study of the growth of roots
Vol 36, Page 225
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Growth studies. II. An interpretation of some growth-curves
Vol 36, Page 239
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Studies on intrafascicular cambium in monocotyledons. V.
Vol 36, Page 251
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On the germination and growth of fungi at various temperatures and in various concentrations of oxygen and of carbon dioxide
Vol 36, Page 257
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Studies in the physiology of parasitism. IX. The effect on the germination of fungal spores of volatile substances arising from plant tissues
Vol 36, Page 285
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A note on conjunction in Zygnema
Vol 36, Page 301
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Further studies of the ‘brown rot’ fungi I. A shoot-wilt and canker of plum trees caused by Sclerotinia cinerea
Vol 36, Page 305
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The distribution of plants in Perthshire in relation to ‘age and area’
Vol 36, Page 321
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On the nature of the ‘ blade’ in certain monocotyledonous leaves
Vol 36, Page 329
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Development of root System of wheat in different kinds of soils and with different methods of watering
Vol 36, Page 353
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Further observations on the transpiration, stomata, leaf water-content, and wilting of plants
Vol 36, Page 361
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Sequoia couttsiae, Heer, at Hordle, Hants: a study of the characters which serve to distinguish Sequoia from Athrotaxis
Vol 36, Page 385
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The soils of Blakeney point: a study of soil reaction and succession in relation to the plant covering
Vol 36, Page 391
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On the preparation and use of collodion osmometers
Vol 36, Page 433
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The gametophyte and embryo of Botrychium simplex, Hitchcock
Vol 36, Page 441
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Growth and abscission in sea island cotton
Vol 36, Page 457
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Growth studies III. A ‘volumometer’ method of measuring the growth of roots
Vol 36, Page 485
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On the organization of growth and differentiation in the stem of the sunflower
Vol 36, Page 489
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On the course of absorption and the position of equilibrium in the intake of dyes by discs of plant tissue
Vol 36, Page 511
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The significance of the ‘foliar ray’ in the evolution of herbaceous angiosperms
Vol 36, Page 523
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Spermatogenesis in Asterella hemisphaerica, Beauv
Vol 36, Page 535
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Some types of endolithic limestone lichens
Vol 36, Page 541
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On the influence of immersion in certain electrolytes upon cells of Saxifraga umbrosa
Vol 36, Page 563
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A new method of paraffin infiltration
Vol 36, Page 577