10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AGROBIOLOGIST»
Discover the use of
agrobiologist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
agrobiologist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Education of an
Agrobiologist; an Address to the ...
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
HardPress, Willcox O W (Oswin William) 1870, B., 2013
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The Education of an
Agrobiologist; an Address to the ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
O. W. B. 1870 Willcox, 2010
The agrobiologist's aim is to grow a bigger yield on a smaller area, i.e., intensive
farming. He studies the breeding and feeding of plants. On the next page a
brilliant feat of alfalfa breeding is shown. The lO-ft.-high tomato plant at the right is
a ...
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Principles of Agrobiology: Or, The Laws of Plant Growth in ...
Hence the areal aspects of plant growth are of great importance to the
agrobiologist. Also there may be differences in environment with which the plant
physiologist need not be specially concerned, but which are of decided interest to
the ...
Oswin William Willcox, 1930
The chief agrobiologist, elevated by Party chiefs to rule over applied plant
science, was opposed for the most part by pure scientists with strong ties to the
Party. These anomalies become comprehensible when examined in historical
context.
The agrobiologist is changing this idea by demonstrating that poor land can be
changed into the best by the application of intensive farming methods. This
intensive farming, despite the increased costs of fertilizers and water control, is
more ...
DeWitt Wallace, Lila Bell Acheson Wallace, 1935
By dealing only with the positive factors affecting plant growth, and ignoring
negative factors like soil toxicity, climatic changes and plant diseases (with which
the practical grower has, unfortunately, to deal) the agrobiologist arrives at the ...
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Nations can live at home
Oswin William Willcox. and to fix the value of c at 0.301, so that, by integration,
the end-result of all this ratiocination and synthesis finally emerges as log( 1 00
— y) — 2.0 — 0.301. x. * This, then, is what the agrobiologist really has— an ...
Oswin William Willcox, 1935
By dealing only with the positive factors affecting plant growth, and ignoring
negative factors like soil toxicity, climatic changes and plant diseases (with which
the practical grower has, unfortunately, to deal) the agrobiologist arrives at the ...
10
Journal of the American Society of Agronomy
On the other hand, an agrobiologist, having in mind that no competent operator
could make experimental errors amounting to 3 or 4 tons of sugar cane, and
mindful that on agrobiologic grounds discrepancies in yields due to soil variability
in ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AGROBIOLOGIST»
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agrobiologist is used in the context of the following news items.
Stir-Fry Crickets and Sauteed Weeds: Why the Food of the Future …
Claire Kremen, an agrobiologist, ecologist, and a professor with Berkeley's Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, says it takes ten ... «CALIFORNIA, Jun 15»
Rover Photos: Strongest Hint at Martian Life Yet
However, he goes on to add that a new study conducted by Nora Noffke, an agrobiologist at Old Dominion University in Virginia, is the most ... «Nature World News, Jan 15»
Collecting the unusual: A look at the Curiosity Collectors' Club
That said, Likler, an agrobiologist by profession, makes clear that collectors of curious items are well aware that what they find worth saving is ... «Radio Prague, Dec 12»
