Bulletin, Issues 181-210 (Google eBook)

The Station, 1922

Contents

• Introductory: 4
• Foreword: 6
• Other Field Measurements of Water Capacity 14: 50
• Applications of Watercapacity Measurements in Irrigation 22: 58
• The Area _ 5 Education and Income 31: 31
• Mortgages Tenure Amorti Standards 40: 40
• INTRODUCTORY: 3
• Introduction 7: 7
• The Genus Chortaphaga Saussure 28: 28
• The Genus Hippiscus Saussure 35: 35
• The Genus Leprus Saussure 47: 47
• The Genus Spharagemon Scudder 56: 56
• The Genus Trachyrhachis Scudder 65: 65
• The Genus Conozoa Saussure 72: 72

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Bulletin, Issues 181-210; Bulletin, Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
• Contributor: Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
• Publisher: The Station, 1922
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Dec 17, 2007