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Contains 302 Results:
CES Project No. 66 entitled Walnut Crown Rot, An Investigation of its Cause and the Factors Influencing its Occurrence conducted by J.T. Barrett, H.S. Fawcett, C.O. Smith, and W.T. Horne. Includes photographs, October 1923-June 1938.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
CES Project No. 67 entitled Orange Tortix Investigations conducted by H.S. Smith and A.J. Basinger, August 28, 1923-May 1937.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
CES Project No. 68 entitled A Study of the Effects of Hot Desiccating Winds Upon Citrus Trees in Southern California conducted by E.T. Bartholomew and H.S. Reed. Includes photographs, October 1, 1923-May 1929.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
CES Project No. 69 entitled Control of the Grape Leafhopper by the Use of Calcium Cyanide conducted by F.T. Bioletti and H.J. Quayle, March 1923-December 1924.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
CES Project No. 70 entitled Control of the Root Knot Nematode by Application of Calcium Cyanide to the Soil conducted by H.J. Quayle and H. Knight, March 1923-December 1924.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
CES Project No. 71 entitled The Irrigation of Bearing Walnut Groves conducted by L.D. Batchelor and R.G. LaRue, March 1924-October 1927.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
CES Project No. 72 entitled The Effect of Fertilization and Other Cultural Practices Upon the Keeping Qualities of Citrus Fruits conducted by E.R. Parker, January 1925-January 1937.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
College of Agriculture Project No. 799 entitled Economic Field Duty of Water in Southern California conducted by S.H. Beckett, July 1925-July 1930.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
CES Project No. 73 entitled Decay and Deterioration of Citrus Fruits conducted by H.S. Fawcett, J.T. Barrett, and other members of the Plant Pathology staff. Includes photographs, July 1926-April 1964.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.
CES Project No. 74 entitled Biological Control of Codling Moth conducted by H.S. Smith, R.H. Smith, Harold Compere, and P.H. Timberlake, April 1927-March 1944.
This series contains project files regarding research and experiments conducted by Citrus Experiment Station (CES) faculty, staff, and associated members. Topics include plant physiology and anatomy, pest control, citrus diseases, soil management, studies involving citrus, walnuts, figs, avocados, and other plants, and other research related to citrus and subtropical agriculture. Project files are labeled by two separate notation systems: CES project number and project number.