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Box V.D.2
Contains 111 Results:
Pujals, Pedro P., Joe E. Walker and Melvin D. Jones. Fertilizacion Experimental de Kenaf en Cuba., 1953
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
“Kenaf May Usurp Jute as World’s Chief Fiber.” National Geographic News Bulletin., 1953
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
Venning, Frank D., Leandro Ramos Ledon and Carlos Puentes, Estudio Anatomico del Kenaf relacionado con distintas fases de la Produccion de Fibra., 1953
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
Pate, J. B. Resistance in Kenaf to Colletotrichum Hibisci., 1953
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
Seale, Charles C., James B. Pate and Edward O. Gangstad. The Effect of Date of Planting and Age at Harvest on the Yield and Quality of Kenaf Fiber in South Florida., 1954
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
“Kenaf in Cuba”, 1954
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
Whittemore, Hiram D. and Joseph B. Cocke. Mechanization of Kenaf Fiber Production., 1954
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
Pate, James B., Charles C. Seale and Edward O. Gangstad. Varietal Studies of Kenaf, Hibiscus cannabinus L., in South Florida, 1954
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
Pate, James B. and Thomas E. Summers. Reaction of Kenaf Introductions and Selections to Races of Colletotrichum Hibisci., 1955
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.
Summers, Thomas E. and James B. Pate. Influence of Temperature on the Susceptibility of Kenaf to Colletotrichum Hibisci Poll., 1955
Materials include publications authored by USDA employees and others. Duplicate materials are found elsewhere in the collection. USDA Office of Fiber Plant Investigations staff kept these publications on hand to use as references for inquiries and for lending and distribution.