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David R. Ergle

United States Department of Agriculture

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Plant Physiology | 1948

CARBOHYDRATE ACCUMULATION IN THE COTTON PLANT AT LOW MOISTURE LEVELS

Frank M. Eaton; David R. Ergle

Plant Physiology | 1959

Phosphorus Compounds of Cotton Embryos and Their Changes during Germination.

David R. Ergle; Gene Guinn

Plant Physiology | 1961

Deoxyribonucleic acid of cotton

David R. Ergle; Frank R. H. Katterman

Plant Physiology | 1951

SULPHUR NUTRITION OF COTTON

David R. Ergle; Frank M. Eaton

Plant Physiology | 1957

Aspects of Phosphorus Metabolism in the Cotton Plant.

David R. Ergle; Frank M. Eaton

Plant Physiology | 1954

Effects of Shade and Partial Defoliation on Carbohydrate Levels and the Growth, Fruiting and Fiber Properties of Cotton Plants.

Frank M. Eaton; David R. Ergle

Plant Physiology | 1953

Relationship of Seasonal Trends in Carbohydrate and Nitrogen Levels and Effects of Girdling and Spraying with Sucrose and Urea to the Nutritional Interpretation of Boll Shedding in Cotton

Frank M. Eaton; David R. Ergle

Plant Physiology | 1964

Aspects of Nucleic Acid Composition in Gossypium

David R. Ergle; Frank R. H. Katterman; T. R. Richmond

Plant Physiology | 1957

Mineral Nutrition of the Cotton Plant.

Frank M. Eaton; David R. Ergle

Plant Physiology | 1952

FIBER PROPERTIES AND CARBOHYDRATE AND NITROGEN LEVELS OF COTTON PLANTS AS INFLUENCED BY MOISTURE SUPPLY AND FRUITFULNESS.

Frank M. Eaton; David R. Ergle

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Frank M. Eaton

United States Department of Agriculture

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Frank R. H. Katterman

Texas A

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