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Fred, Edwin Broun; Baldwin, Ira Lawrence; McCoy, Elizabeth / Root nodule bacteria and leguminous plants
(1932)

List of charts,   p. xx

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                LIST OF CHARTS
                               CHART 1
  A comparison of the amounts of calcium and nitrogen in leguminous and
non-leguminous plants. 1. Timothy hay. 2. Corn fodder. 3. Blue grass
hay. 4. Oat hay. 5. Red clover hay. 6. Alfalfa hay. 7. Field pea hay.
8. Soybean hay.
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14
                               CHART 2
   Glucose fermented by Rh. japonicum in a glucose-yeast water medium.
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92
                               CHART 3
  Showing the effect of aerobic and anaerobic conditions on the multi-
plication of rhizobia from alfalfa. After Gangulee.
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106
                               CHART 4
  Protein content in different sizes of Alaska and Yellow Admiral peas on
water-free basis.
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