Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station

Technical Series Bulletin

Ralph W. Sherman

Glenn Scott Ray

C. W. Ellenwood

Paul Edward Tilford

Alexander Laurie

Charles Grover McBride

Frank Aldis Welton

Thomas Scott Sutton

Anatomical and Physiological Changes in the Pituitary Glands of Vitamin A Deficient Rats

Bulletin

Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center

Annual Report

Annual Report of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station

Research Bulletin

George Felix Henning

Asa R. Tuttle

Charles Elson Lively

Leon Havis

Philip Garrett Beck

Wayne Lewis Robison

1933-1934

Fifty-second Annual Report of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station for the Year Ended June 30, 1933

Hughina McKay

Charles Henry Hunt

Freeman Smith Howlett

1936-1937

Fifty-fifth Annual Report of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station for the Year Ended June 30, 1936

Special Circular - Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station

Claud Revere Neiswander

John White Bushnell

Lawrence Lester Huber

Robert Mundhenk Salter

1928-1929

The Normal Multiple Sprouting of Seed Potatoes

Entomology]

Publications

Handbook of Ohio Experiments in Agronomy

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Bulletin, Issues 345-353

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