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Whitehead, F. H. (1963b). New Phytol. 62, 87-90. Experimental studies of the
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Wilkins, D. A. (1959). Rep. Scottish Plant Breed. Slat. 1959, 92-96. Sampling for
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Wilkins, D. A. (1960a). Proc. Linn. Soc., Lond. Session 171,122-126. Recognizing
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Wareing, P. (1953). Physiol. Plant. 6, 692-706. Growth studies in woody species.
V Photoperiodism in dormant buds of Faqw sylvatica.
Wareing, P. (1954). Physiol. Plant. 7, 261-277. Growth studies in woody species.
VI The locus of photoperiodic perception in relation to dormancy.
Wareing, P. (1956). Ann. Rev. PI. Physiol. 7 , 191-214. Photoperiodism in woody
plants.
Wassink, E. C., Richardson, S. D. and Pieters, G. A. (1956). Acta Bot. Neerl. 5,
247-256. Photosynthetic adaptation to light intensity in leaves of Acer
pseudoplantanus.
Weidman, R. H. (1939). J. aqric. Res. 59,855-888. Evidences of racial influence in
a 25 year test of Ponderosa pine.
Whitehead, F. H. (1962). New Phytol. 61,59-62. Experimental studies of the effect
of wind on plant growth and anatomy. I1 Helianthus annuw.
Whitehead, F. H. (1963a). New Phytol. 62, 80-86. Experimental studies of the
effect of wind on plant growth and anatomy. I11 Soil moisture relations.
Whitehead, F. H. (1963b). New Phytol. 62, 87-90. Experimental studies of the
effect of wind on plant growth and anatomy. IV Growth substances and
adaptative anatomical and morphological changes.
Whitehead, F. H. and Luti, R. (1962). New Phytol. 61, 56-58. Experimental
studies of the effect of wind on plant growth and anatomy. I Zeu mays.
Whittaker, R. H. (1954). Ecology 35, 275-285. I Introduction; I1 The ecology of
serpentine soils; IV The vegetational response to serpentine soils.
Wilkins, D. A. (1957). Nature, Lond. 180, 37. A technique for the measurement of
lead tolerance in plants.
Wilkins, D. A. (1959). Rep. Scottish Plant Breed. Slat. 1959, 92-96. Sampling for
genecology .
Wilkins, D. A. (1960a). Proc. Linn. Soc., Lond. Session 171,122-126. Recognizing
adaptive variants.
. Wilkins, D. A. (1960b). Rep. Scot. Plant. Bred. Stat. 1960, 85-98. The measurement and genetical analysis of lead tolerance in Festuca ovina.
Wright, J. W. and Baldwin, H. I. (1957). Silvae Genetica 6, 2-14. The 1938 International Union Scotch Pine provenance test in New Hampshire.
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