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Creator:: Boru, Getachew
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Sincere thanks and appreciation are extended to my graduate committee Drs. Larry Boersma, Dal lice Mills

Creator:: Islam, M. Mujibul
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: research and for critically reviewing the manuscript. Dr. Larry Boersma, Dr. John Baham, Dr. Dale Moss and

Creator:: Forney, Charles F.
Abstract:: Sinks, plant organs which depend on the import of assimilates for growth, play a central role in determining assimilate distribution patterns within the plant. The strawberry fruit is a strong sink for dry matter and its effect on carbon partitioning and assimilation in the plant as well as the mechanism...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Potter, Dr. William Proebsting, Dr. Larry Boersma and Dr. Barbara Greene for their advice and helpful

Creator:: Panchaban, Santibhab
Abstract:: The vast area of sandy soils in Thailand which are low in fertility and can hardly hold water, prompted this investigation. A greenhouse study was conducted from December 1978 to April 1980 to find out the effect of straw on nitrogen availability that could affect dry matter yield and nitrogen...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: acknowledgment and thanks are extended to Dr. David 0. Chilcote, Dr. Larry Boersma, Dr. Neil W. Christensen and

Creator:: Keim, Don Lee
Abstract:: Winter wheat cultivars (Triticum aestivum) were evaluated for their response to water stress and adaptability to a wide range of moisture limited environments. Grain yield was analyzed for ten cultivars at six locations across four years. Regression of the cultivar mean on the year-location mean was used as a measure...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Appreciation is extended to Dr. Larry Boersma and Dr. E. W. Ross Barlow for their ideas throughout this study

Creator:: Boss, Theodore R. (Theodore Robert)
Abstract:: Vegetation ecology of eight Oregon freshwater wetlands was described and net aerial primary productivity estimated in four wetlands. Plant cover samples were used to classify 37 wetland and 11 terrestrial communities by agglomerative hierarchical clustering. Samples and species were ordinated. Direct measurements were made of sample relative elevation, inundation duration,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: manuscripts: Bob Frenkel, Jim Lahey, Keith Muckleston, Bill Chilcote, Larry Boersma, Peter Eilers, and Gordon

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