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Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa Volume 22, 1934 - Issue 3
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RESEARCHES ON THE CHLOROSIS OF DECIDUOUS FRUIT TREES.—II. EXPERIMENTS ON CHLOROSIS OF PEACH TREES

W. E. Isaac Departments of Botany and Chemistry, Cape Town University
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R. S. Adamson
Pages 187-204 | Published online: 26 Mar 2010

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W.E. Isaac & R.S. Adamson. (1935) THE ORGANIC MATTER CONTENT AND THE CARBON-NITROGEN RATIO OF SOUTH AFRICAN SOILS OF THE WINTER RAINFALL AREA. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 23:3, pages 205-230.
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Frank A. Gilbert. 1952. 147 177 .
J. O. Jones. (1950) Copper-Deficiency Disease of Pear Trees. Nature 165:4188, pages 192-192.
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Winifred E. Brenchley. (1936) The essential nature of certain minor elements for plant nutrition. The Botanical Review 2:4, pages 173-196.
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