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juglandaceae

Black walnut for profit

By Bruce S. Thompson

Die Walnussgewächse =

By Horst Schaarschmidt

Aphids on Juglandaceae in North America

By Theodore L. Bissell

Wood anatomy of the Juglandaceae indigenous to the United States

By Eric W. Stark

The fossil history of the Juglandaceae

By Steven R. Manchester

The embryogeny and seedling morphology of "Juglans regia" L.

By Charlotte G. Nast

Livelihoods and forest management in transition

By Kaspar Schmidt

The genus Juglans in Mexico and Central America

By Wayne E. Manning

Der Walnussbaum, seine Anzucht und Pflege

By Franz Schönberg

Nut remains of Juglandaceae in Japan

By Shigeru Miki

The continuing quest for quality

By John E. Phelps,Dwight R. McCurdy,Walnut Council,Ill.) Black Walnut Symposium (4th 1989 Carbondale

On a case of polyembryony in Pterocarya fraxinifolia (Juglandaceae) and on polyembryony in general

By F. Bouman

The Juglandaceae of Guatemala

By Louis Otho Williams

Juglandaceae of the United States ..

By Trelease, William

Correspondence

By Stephen T. Olney

Correspondence

By George W. Letterman

Correspondence

By Isaac C. Martindale

Correspondence

By Thomas Conrad Porter

Correspondence

By Emanuel Purkyně

Correspondence

By J. Schneck

Correspondence

By Sargent, Charles Sprague

Correspondence

By J. Reverchon

Morphological development of the fruit of Juglans regia

By Charlotte G. Nast

The seeds and seedlings of some Amentiferae

By Willard Winfield Rowlee,George Tracy Hastings