Kenneth V. Thimann

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PhD Botany University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Botany University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Kenneth Vivian Thimann was an English-American plant physiologist and microbiologist known for his studies of plant hormones, which were widely influential in agriculture and horticulture. He isolated and determined the structure of auxin, the first known plant hormone. He spent most of his early career at Harvard University, and his later career at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

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THE ROLE OF AUXINS AND CYTOKININS IN THE RELEASE OF BUDS FROM DOMINANCE (1967) (408)
On the Inhibition of Bud Development and other Functions of Growth Substance in Vicia Faba (1934) (404)
The Antagonism of Auxin and Kinetin in Apical Dominance (1958) (355)
Studies on the Growth Hormone of Plants: III. The Inhibiting Action of the Growth Substance on Bud Development. (1933) (352)
The role of protein synthesis in the senescence of leaves: I. The formation of protease. (1972) (290)
On the nature of inhibitions caused by auxin. (1937) (243)
Hormonal factors controlling the initiation and development of lateral roots (1980) (239)
The senescence of leaves. (1980) (219)
Interactions of phenolic acids, metallic ions and chelating agents on auxin-induced growth. (1966) (203)
Senescence in Plants (1980) (198)
Plant Hormones. (Book Reviews: Hormone Action in the Whole Life of Plants) (1977) (181)
STUDIES ON THE GROWTH HORMONE OF PLANTS : VI. THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE GROWTH SUBSTANCE IN PLANT TISSUES. (1934) (173)
On the Physiology of the Formation of Nodules on Legume Roots. (1936) (167)
NITRILASE. I. OCCURRENCE, PREPARATION, AND GENERAL PROPERTIES OF THE ENZYME. (1964) (166)
EVIDENCE FOR A REQUIREMENT FOR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS FOR AUXIN-INDUCED CELL ENLARGEMENT. (1963) (165)
The Metabolism of Oat Leaves during Senescence: I. Respiration, Carbohydrate Metabolism, and the Action of Cytokinins. (1974) (161)
THE ROLE OF THE SEED-COATS IN GERMINATION OF PHOTOSENSITIVE LETTUCE SEEDS (1963) (153)
The paper chromatography of indole compounds and some indole-containing auxins of plant tissues. (1954) (151)
The role of ethylene in the senescence of oat leaves. (1981) (148)
The Life of Bacteria (1955) (142)
On the plant growth hormone produced by Rhizopus suinus (1935) (137)
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF ETHYLENE FORMATION IN APPLES. (1959) (133)
Auxins and the growth of roots (1936) (133)
ON THE RELATION BETWEEN GROWTH AND RESPIRATION IN THE AVENA COLEOPTILE (1941) (122)
Changes in the abscisic acid content of oat leaves during senescence. (1980) (116)
On the Uptake of Carbon Dioxide and Bicarbonate by Roots, and Its Influence on Growth. (1957) (116)
STUDIES ON THE GROWTH HORMONE OF PLANTS : VII. THE FATE OF GROWTH SUBSTANCE IN THE PLANT AND THE NATURE OF THE GROWTH PROCESS. (1935) (115)
THE ROLE OF CYTOKININS IN THE "FASCIATION" DISEASE CAUSED BY CORYNEBACTERIUM FASCIANS (1966) (114)
The Physiology of Forest Trees. (1959) (108)
Metabolism of Oat Leaves during Senescence: V. Senescence in Light. (1977) (107)
Incorporation of C14-amino acids into proteins of leaf disks and cell-free fractions of tobacco leaves. (1956) (105)
Terminal oxidases and growth in plant tissues. III. Terminal oxidation in potato tuber tissue. (1954) (104)
Senescence in the whole plant. (1980) (103)
Studies on the Growth Hormone of Plants: I. (1932) (102)
Plant Growth Substances; Past, Present and Future (1963) (101)
ACTION OF KINETIN ON PHOTOSENSITIVE GERMINATION OF LETTUCE SEED AS COMPARED WITH THAT OF GIBBERELLIC ACID (1963) (100)
Some Characteristics of Movement of Indoleacetic Acid in Coleoptiles of Avena. I. Uptake, Destruction, Immobilization, & Distribution of IAA During Basipetal Translocation. (1962) (99)
Antagonisms between Kinetin and Amino Acids: Experiments on the Mode of Action of Cytokinins. (1970) (96)
DIFFERENTIAL GROWTH IN PLANT TISSUES (1938) (96)
Relation between leaf senescence and stomatal closure: Senescence in light. (1979) (96)
Action of inhibitors of RNA and protein synthesis on cell enlargement. (1966) (94)
Transport & Distribution of Auxin during Tropistic Response. I. The Lateral Migration of Auxin in Geotropism. (1963) (93)
Action of Gibberellic Acid on Lettuce Seed Germination. (1960) (92)
PLANT GROWTH HORMONES (1938) (88)
The Metabolism of Oat Leaves during Senescence: IV. The Effects of alphaalpha'-Dipyridyl and other Metal Chelators on Senescence. (1975) (88)
Analysis of Germination Processes of Lettuce Seed by Means of Temperature and Anaerobiosis. (1964) (86)
The effect of auxin on flower initiation. (1949) (86)
Inhibition of protein synthesis and of auxin-induced growth by chloramphenicol. (1965) (86)
The mechanism of the action of the growth substance of plants (1933) (85)
Hormonal factors controlling the initiation and development of lateral roots. 1. Sources of primordia-inducing substances in the primary root of pea seedlings. (1980) (85)
Geotropic Response of Wheat Coleoptiles in Absence of Amyloplast Starch (1966) (84)
NITRILASE. II. SUBSTRATE SPECIFICITY AND POSSIBLE MODE OF ACTION. (1964) (82)
Identity of the Growth-Promoting and Root-Forming Substances ofPlants (1935) (80)
The Interrelation between CO(2) Metabolism and Photoperiodism in Kalanchoë. (1954) (80)
Molecular requirements for auxin action—I. (1965) (79)
THE ROLE OF SALTS, HYDROGEN‐ION CONCENTRATION AND AGAR IN THE RESPONSE OF THE AVENA COLEOPTILE TO AUXINS (1938) (79)
ON A CRYSTAL-CONTAINING BODY IN CELLS OF THE OAT COLEOPTILE (1964) (77)
Further Experiments on the Inhibition of the Development of Lateral Buds by Growth Hormone. (1934) (76)
Inhibition of plant growth by protoanemonin and coumarin and its prevention by BAL. (1949) (76)
Role of Protein Synthesis in the Senescence of Leaves: II. The Influence of Amino Acids on Senescence. (1972) (74)
Relation between senescence and stomatal opening: Senescence in darkness. (1979) (72)
CHAPTER 6 – Phototropism and Phototaxis (1960) (72)
Lipid peroxidation forms ethylene from 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid and may operate in leaf senescence. (1984) (72)
AUXINS AND THE INHIBITION OF PLANT GROWTH (1939) (70)
THE EFFECT OF AUXINS ON PROTOPLASMIC STREAMING. II (1938) (70)
THE NATURE OF THE AUXIN‐INDUCED WATER UPTAKE BY POTATO TISSUE (1952) (68)
The destruction of indoleacetic acid. I. Action of an enzyme from Omphalia flavida. (1956) (67)
The Metabolism of Oat Leaves during Senescence: III. The Senescence of Isolated Chloroplasts. (1975) (66)
THE ACTION OF TRI-IODOBENZOIC ACID ON GROWTH. (1948) (64)
Studies on the Ethylene Production of Apple Tissue. (1960) (63)
The extraction of auxin from plant tissues. (1940) (63)
THE EFFECT OF AUXINS UPON PROTOPLASMIC STREAMING (1937) (62)
Nature of Seed Dormancy in Phacelia tanacetifolia (1966) (62)
Intracellular fibers in oat coleoptile cells and their possible significance in cytoplasmic streaming. (1966) (61)
Proteases of senescing oat leaves: I. Purification and general properties. (1977) (61)
Sexuality in Plants and Its Hormonal Regulation (1987) (61)
The Antagonism of Auxin ami Kinetin in Apical Dominance. II. The Transport of IAA in Pea Stems in Relation to Apical Dominance (1960) (61)
Protoplasts from the Avena coleoptile. (1965) (59)
CHAPTER FIVE – The Natural Plant Hormones (1972) (58)
Studies of development in long shoots and short shoots of Ginkgo biloba L.; auxin production in shoot growth. (1949) (58)
Changes in Nitrogen in Pea Stem Sections Under the Action of Kinetin (1960) (57)
EXPERIMENTS ON THE GROWTH AND INHIBITION OF ISOLATED PLANT PARTS. I. THE ACTION OF IODOACETATE AND ORGANIC ACIDS ON THE AVENA COLEOPTILE (1948) (57)
STUDIES ON THE GROWTH AND INHIBITION OF ISOLATED PLANT PARTS. V. THE EFFECTS OF COBALT AND OTHER METALS (1956) (57)
STUDIES OF DEVELOPMENT IN LONG SHOOTS AND SHORT SHOOTS OF GINKGO BILOBA L. IV. GROWTH HABIT, SHOOT EXPRESSION AND THE MECHANISM OF ITS CONTROL (1949) (56)
AFTER‐EFFECTS OF THE TREATMENT OF SEED WITH AUXIN (1938) (55)
The biogenesis of the anthocyanins. III. The role of sugars in anthocyanin formation. (1951) (54)
Senescence in seeds. (1980) (54)
Senescence and stomatal aperture as affected by antibiotics in darkness and light. (1990) (54)
Protein Synthesis During Water Uptake by Tuber Tissue. (1957) (54)
Observations on the fine structure of the oat coleoptile (1967) (53)
Observations on the fine structure of the oat coleoptile (1967) (53)
The Estimation of Dehydrogenases in Plant Tissue. (1954) (51)
The Metabolism of Oat Leaves during Senescence: II. Senescence in Leaves Attached to the Plant. (1974) (50)
Light and the Flowering Process (1984) (49)
THE EFFECTS OF AUXINS AND KINETIN ON XYLEM DIFFERENTIATION IN THE PEA EPICOTYL (1962) (49)
Penetration of Mannitol into Potato Discs. (1960) (48)
Experiments on the growth and inhibition of isolated plant parts; the action of several enzyme inhibitors on the growth of the Avena coleoptile and on Pisum internodes. (1949) (47)
Bound indoleacetic Acid in Avena coleoptiles. (1966) (47)
Organic Acid Metabolism (1950) (46)
Transient effects of light on auxin transport in the Avena coleoptile. (1967) (46)
Hydrolysis of indoleacetonitrile in plants. (1953) (45)
The biogenesis of anthocyanins. VII. The requirement for both purines and pyrimidines. (1964) (45)
Interference in Salkowski assay of indoleacetic acid. (1956) (43)
THE RELATIVE ACTIVITIES OF DIFFERENT AUXINS (1939) (43)
Auxin Activity of Some Indole Derivatives. (1958) (43)
Studies on the growth and inhibition of isolated plant parts. III. The action of some inhibitors concerned with pyruvate metabolism. (1950) (40)
Pesticides and Ecosystems (1983) (40)
Protoplasts: Preparation from Higher Plants (1966) (39)
The metabolism of stem tissue during growth and its inhibition. I. Carbohydrates. (1950) (39)
THE METABOLISM OF THE WATER-MOLD, LEPTOMITUS LACTEUS (1940) (38)
FACTORS AFFECTING ROOT FORMATION OF PHASEOLUS VULGARIS. (1941) (38)
Second positive phototropism in the Avena coleoptile. (1968) (38)
PHOTOTROPISM * (1964) (38)
THE BIOGENESIS OF ANTHOCYANINS. X. THE ACTION SPECTRUM FOR ANTHOCYANIN FORMATION IN SPIRODELA OLIGORRHIZA. (1964) (38)
The influence of aliphatic alcohols on leaf senescence. (1980) (38)
Promotion and Inhibition: Twin Themes of Physiology (1956) (37)
The relation between nitrogen deficiency and leaf senescence (1984) (37)
Actin and the elongation of plant cells (1992) (37)
THE BIOGENESIS OF ANTHOCYANINS. XI. EFFECTS OF GIBBERELLIC ACID IN TWO SPECIES OF SPIRODELA. (1964) (36)
Metabolism of Oat Leaves during Senescence : VII. The Interaction of Carbon Dioxide and Other Atmospheric Gases with Light in Controlling Chlorophyll Loss and Senescence. (1983) (36)
Action of Auxins on Acetabularia and the Effect of Enucleation (1959) (36)
THE ACTION OF INHIBITORS ON WATER UPTAKE BY POTATO TISSUE. (1950) (35)
The Effect of Hadacidin on Bud Development and its Implications for Apical Dominance (1974) (34)
The Vegetative Propagation of Difficult Plants (1939) (33)
THE NATURE OF THE AUXIN‐INDUCED WATER UPTAKE BY POTATO TISSUE. II. THE RELATION BETWEEN RESPIRATION AND WATER ABSORPTION (1953) (33)
The extraction of auxin from plant tissues. (1940) (33)
ENZYMATIC LIBERATION OF AUXIN FROM PLANT TISSUES. (1940) (33)
The Role of Ortho-Substitution in the Synthetic Auxins. (1952) (33)
HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE COLEOPTILE. I. TISSUE AND CELL TYPES IN THE COLEOPTILE TIP (1965) (32)
Fifty years of plant hormone research. (1974) (31)
Metabolism of Oat Leaves during Senescence: VI. CHANGES IN ATP LEVELS. (1980) (31)
THE CUPRIC COMPLEXES OF GLYCINE AND OF ALANINE (1932) (31)
The mechanism of apical dominance in Coleus (1971) (31)
The exudation of solutes during senescence of oat leaves (1983) (31)
Uptake of Indole-3-acetic Acid and Indole-3-acetonitrile by Avena Coleoptile Sections. (1964) (31)
Steps in the oxidation of indoleacetic acid. (1955) (30)
Growth Substances in Plants (1935) (30)
The Fate of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid in Bean Seedlings. II. Translocation. (1956) (30)
The action of hormones in plants and invertebrates (1952) (30)
Proteases of Senescing Oat Leaves: II. Reaction to Substrates and Inhibitors. (1978) (29)
THE PERMEABILITY OF POTATO TISSUE TO WATER. (1955) (28)
The biogenesis of anthocyanins. V. Evidence for the mediation of pyrimidines in anthocyanin synthesis. (1955) (28)
Further Studies of Some Plant Indoles and Auxins by Paper Chromatography. (1956) (27)
The effect of light on the production of ethylene from 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid by leaves (1980) (27)
The biogenesis of anthocyanin. VI. The role of riboflavine. (1958) (27)
The roles of carbon dioxide and abscisic acid in the production of ethylene (1989) (27)
Photosensitive Site in Lettuce Seeds (1959) (27)
Hormones and the analysis of growth (1938) (27)
Indolepyruvic Acid in Maize (1953) (27)
Relation between Respiration and Senescence in Oat Leaves. (1983) (27)
The hormones : physiology, chemistry, and applications (1956) (26)
The histological basis for inhibition of axillary buds inPisum sativum and the effects of auxins and kinetin on xylem development (1964) (25)
Activity of Gibberellin ‘D’ on the Germination of Photosensitive Lettuce Seeds (1963) (25)
Aging and senescence in plant developent. (1980) (24)
HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE COLEOPTILE. II. COMPARATIVE VASCULAR ANATOMY OF COLEOPTILES OF AVENA AND TRITICUM (1965) (24)
Formation of Anthocyanin in Leaves of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana-a Photoperiodic Response. (1963) (24)
Interaction between Senescence and Wounding in Oat Leaves. (1985) (23)
Studies on the excystment of Colpoda cucullus. II. The action of the excystment inducing substance (1934) (23)
Effect of Light on the Co(2) Absorption and Evolution by Kalanchoë, Wheat and Pea Leaves. (1958) (23)
The Interrelation between CO(2) Metabolism and Photoperiodism in Kalanchoë. II. Effect of Prolonged Darkness and High Temperatures. (1954) (22)
The metabolism of stem tissue during growth and its inhibition. III. Nitrogen metabolism. (1950) (22)
Terminal oxidases and growth in plant tissues. IV. On the terminal oxidases of etiolated pea internodes. (1957) (22)
The metabolism of stem tissue during growth and its inhibition. II. Respiration and ether-soluble material. (1950) (21)
The Effect of Light on the Uptake and Transport of Indoleacetie Acid in the Green Stem of the Pea (1963) (21)
Terminal oxidases and growth in plant tissues. II. The terminal oxidase mediating water uptake by potato tissue. (1953) (21)
THE CHEMICAL CONTROL OF CONJUGATION IN ZYGOSACCHAROMYCES. II (1941) (20)
Book Reviews: The Life of Bacteria. Their Growth, Metabolism, and Relationships (1955) (20)
The Fate of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid in Bean Seedlings. I. Recovery of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid and Its Breakdown in the Plant. (1956) (20)
The senescence of detached leaves of tropaeolum. (1985) (19)
The biogenesis of anthocyanins. IV. The inhibitory effect of methionine and other sulfur-containing compounds on anthocyanin formation. (1955) (19)
Biosatellite II experiments: preliminary results. (1968) (19)
The Effect of Auxin on Growth and Respiration of Artichoke Tissue. (1952) (19)
Plant hormones, growth and respiration. (1949) (18)
Development of the Eye Colors in Drosophila: Extraction of the Diffusible Substances Concerned. (1937) (18)
Dehydrogenase Activity and Respiration; a Quantitative Comparison. (1954) (18)
Man and environment: a national biological congress. (1971) (17)
DIFFERENTIAL GROWTH IN PLANT TISSUES. II. A MODIFIED AUXIN TEST OF HIGH SENSITIVITY (1939) (17)
Terminal Respiration of Vegetative Cells and Zygospores in Chlamydomonas reinhardi. (1965) (17)
The Auxin Requirement and the Effect of an Auxin‐Antagonist on Tumorous and Normal Tissues of Picea glauca (1961) (17)
The biogenesis of the anthocyanins; general nutritional conditions leading to anthocyanin formation. (1949) (16)
The senescence of isolated chloroplasts (2004) (16)
The conversion of glucose-C-14 to ethylene by apple tissue. (1961) (16)
The control of protein breakdown and synthesis in the senescence of oat leaves (1988) (16)
THE EFFECT OF AUXINS ON PROTOPLASMIC STREAMING. III (1942) (15)
Studies on the Growth Hormone of Plants: II. The Entry of Growth Substance into the Plant. (1932) (14)
The second messenger in apical dominance controlled by auxin (1990) (14)
The biogenesis of anthocyanins, IX. The effect of ribonuclease on anthocyanin formation in Spirodela oligorrhiza. (1963) (14)
Actin and the elongation of plant cells II. The role of divalent ions (1994) (13)
The succinic dehydrogenase of seedlings. (1951) (11)
Plastids of the Avena Coleoptile (1960) (11)
CHAPTER II – Plant Growth Hormones (1948) (11)
The use of auxins in the rooting of woody cuttings (1947) (10)
Metabolism of Oat Leaves during Senescence : VIII. The Role of L-Serine in Modifying Senescence. (1985) (10)
THE ACTION OF GROWTH INHIBITORS ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN THE PEA. (1949) (10)
Studies on the physiology of cell enlargement. (1951) (10)
The dependence of stomatal closure on protein synthesis. (1988) (10)
Auxin and Flower Initiation. (1948) (9)
The retention of photosynthetic activity by senescing chloroplasts of oat leaves (2004) (9)
The interaction of hormonal and environmental factors in leaf senescence (1985) (9)
A DIFFERENTIAL VOLUMETER FOR MICRO-RESPIRATION MEASUREMENTS (1940) (8)
Notes on the Rooting of Some Conifers from Cuttings (1942) (8)
Growth and Growth Hormones in Plants (1957) (8)
THE ABSORPTION OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS. (1938) (8)
The metabolism of stem tissue during growth and its inhibition. IV. Growth inhibition without enzyme poisoning. (1950) (8)
On the Nature of Senescence in Oat Leaves (1972) (8)
STUDIES ON THE GROWTH AND INHIBITION OF ISOLATED PLANT PARTS. IV. THE ACTION OF HEXOSE PHOSPHATES ON AVENA COLEOPTILE SECTIONS (1954) (8)
The interaction of senescence and wounding in oat leaves. II. Chlorophyll breakdown caused by wounding in light (1988) (8)
Studies on the biogenesis of anthocyanins. VIII. Identification of the anthocyanin of Spirodela. (1962) (8)
TOWARD AN ENDOCRINOLOGY OF HIGHER PLANTS. (1965) (7)
The excystment of Colpoda cucullus. I. The chemical nature of the excysting factors in hay infusion (1938) (7)
The biogenesis of the anthocyanins; evidence for the mediation of copper in anthocyanin synthesis. (1950) (7)
The Development of Plant Hormone Research in the Last 60 Years (1980) (7)
THE EFFECT OF SALTS ON THE IONISATION OF GELATIN (1930) (7)
Biosynthesis of plant sterols. Conversion of cholesterol to pregnenolone inDigitalis purpurea (1966) (7)
Interactions between daylength and light intensity in the growth and chlorophyll content ofAcetabularia crenulata (1964) (6)
The physiology of forest trees : a symposium held at the Harvard Forest, April, 1957 : under the auspices of the Maria Moors Cabot Foundation (1958) (6)
Use of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid Herbicides on some Woody Tropical Plants (1948) (6)
THE EFFECT OF ONION JUICE ON THE GROWTH RESPONSE TO AUXIN. (1949) (6)
Vitamins and hormones: advances in research and applications, volume 17. (1943) (5)
CHAPTER III – Other Plant Hormones1 (1948) (5)
The control of development in Acetabularia crenulata by light (1965) (5)
Is the effect of wounding on leaf senescence due to ethylene (1986) (5)
Utilization of Uniformly Labeled C 14 -Galactose by Etiolated Avena Coleoptiles (1958) (5)
Science: attack and defense. (1970) (5)
Inhibition of Plant Growth by Protoanemonin and Coumarin, and Its Prevention by Bal. (1949) (5)
Tropisms in plants. (1967) (5)
Cycling of stomatal aperture in leaves of plants with crassulacean acid metabolism under constant conditions (1992) (4)
SPECIAL PAPERS: GROWTH AND GROWTH HORMONES IN PLANTS (1957) (4)
Plant Growth Substances (1938) (4)
[Indolepyruvic acid content, determ., technic]. (1953) (4)
The Hormone Control of Plant Development (1941) (4)
The lateral transport of indoleacetic acid-C14 in geotropism (1961) (4)
Phytohormones, by F.W. Went ... and Kenneth V. Thimann ... (1937) (4)
STUDIES ON THE GROWTH HORMONE OF PLANTS (1934) (3)
The cholodny-went “theory” (1992) (3)
The AIBS: Crisis in Retrospect, and the Outlook. (1966) (3)
Chapter I - Phototropism (1967) (3)
STUDIES ON THE GROWTH HORMONE OF PLANTS (1935) (3)
A Micro-method for the Determination of the Hausmann Numbers of Proteins. (3)
CHLOROPHYLL AS A DEODORANT (1953) (3)
Application of Herbicides to Cut Stumps of a Woody Tropical Weed (1949) (3)
Preface by the Editor (1950) (3)
Stomatal Aperture and the Senescence of Leaves (1979) (3)
Science as an instrument of service. (1969) (3)
Effects of Salts on Emergence from the Cyst in Protozoa (1937) (3)
Use of 2,4-D Weed Killers on Woody Weeds in Cuba. (1947) (2)
The precipitation of the basic amino-acids of proteins with phosphotungstic acid. (2)
The Maria Moors Cabot Foundation for Botanical Research (1937) (2)
Food Plants and Plant Hormones in Our Future (1979) (2)
The Physiology of Nodule Formation1 (1940) (2)
Multiple actions of abscisic acid in senescence of oat leaves (1988) (2)
General Biology Teaching (1967) (2)
Investigations on Gelatin: Part IX. The Scission of Gelatin into Constituent Proteins. (2)
Herbicides in Vietnam. (1974) (1)
The role of biologists in warfare. (1947) (1)
On the Beginnings of Modern Studies of Plant Morphogenesis: A Tribute to Ralph H. Wetmore's Contributions (1972) (1)
Chemical change in gelatin resulting from the method of storage. (1)
Kurt Albin Mothes, 3 November 1900 - 12 February 1983 (1984) (1)
Evolution of the Phytotron (1958) (1)
CHAPTER I – Historical Introduction (1948) (1)
A Wave of Anti-Intellectualism? (1968) (1)
The hormones, Vol. 2. Physiology, chemistry and applications. (1950) (1)
An Open Letter to the AIBS (1971) (1)
Photosynthesis Bicentennial Symposium: Introduction by the Chairman (1971) (1)
Interference in Salkowski Assay of Indoleacetic Acid (1956) (1)
On the Use of Herbicides in Vietnam (1968) (1)
Plant Sciences at the Centenary Meeting at the University of Wisconsin (1949) (1)
Dr. Thimann's Reply (1971) (1)
Santa Cruz: Another Dimension (1971) (1)
Action of Auxin on Protoplasmic Streaming (1937) (1)
The use of 2,4-D against a woody tropical weed. (1949) (0)
The hormone. Physiology, chemistry and applications. Vol. III. (1955) (0)
The Candidates' Degree: Is the Ph.D Degree Inadequate? (1968) (0)
The Early Horticulturists. By Ronald Webber. (New York: Augustus M. Kelley Publishers, 1968. 224 pp. Index, bibliography, appendix, plates. $8.50.) (1971) (0)
Trace elements in plant physiology (1952) (0)
Auxins to 1959: Les Phytohormones de Croissance Méthods, chimie, biochimie, physiologie, applications pratiques. Paul-Émile Pilet. Masson, Paris, 1961. 775 pp. Illus. (1961) (0)
Other Plant Hormones11The author is much indebted to Dr. F. W. Went for careful criticism of this chapter. (1952) (0)
Studies on gelatin: Diamino-nitrogen of gelatin. (0)
Dr. Thimann Returns to Harvard (1946) (0)
PLATT, T. [Ed.] 1981. Physiological bases of phytoplankton ecology. (Adv. Study Inst., NATO Sci. Affairs Div.) Can. Bull. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 210. 346 p. In Canada $17.95; elsewhere $21.55. (1983) (0)
Autumn Colors (1919) (0)
Conference on Fungicides. (1953) (0)
The Biological Action of Growth Substances . Symposia of the Society for Experimental Biology, No. XI. H. K. Porter, Ed. Academic Press, New York; Cambridge University Press, London, 1957. viii + 344 pp. $9.50. (1958) (0)
Chairman's Remarks (1965) (0)
The Hormones, Volume IV (1965) (0)
Text on Trees (1980) (0)
Response : Brutus Struck Down (1970) (0)
The hormones: physiology, chemistry, and applications. Volume IV. (1955) (0)
CONTENT OF ACETABULARIA CRENULATA (1964) (0)
Beneficiation of Soils Contaminated by Strontium-90. (1959) (0)
Instrumentation in Physiological Ecology (1992) (0)
Letter to the Editor (1995) (0)
Flower Power? Light and the Flowering Process Daphne Vince-Prue Bryan Thomas K. E. Cockshull (1986) (0)
Textbook of Theoretical Botany. Vol. 3. R. C. McLean and W. R. Ivimey-Cook. With a section on genetics by Kenneth Lewis. Wiley, New York, 1967. x + 1108 pp., illus. $19.25 (1968) (0)
Preface to Volume II (1950) (0)
Growth hormones in plants (1940) (0)
Encyclopedia of plant physiology: General editor: W. Ruhland. Vol. 11: Heterotrophie Edited by Kurt Mothes. Springer-Verlag, Berlin 1959. xxv + 1033 pp. Price: bound in linen, DM 248. Price to subscribers to the entire Handbook, DM 198.40 (1960) (0)
Brush control in Cuba. (1950) (0)
Comparative Biochemistry of the Flavo noids. J. B. Harborne. Academic Press, New York, 1967. vii + 383 pp., illus. $16 (1969) (0)
Use of 2,4-D Weed Killers on Woody Weeds in Cuba (1947) (0)
Recent work on vegetative propagation. (1938) (0)
Enzymatic Liberation of Auxin from Plant Tissues (1940) (0)
Biological Utilization of Solar Energy (1951) (0)
THE ESTIMATION OF DEHYDROGENASES IN PLANT TISSUE 1 ' 2 (0)
Kenneth V. Thimann: Early UCSC History and the Founding of Crown College (1997) (0)
The chemistry and mode of action of plant growth substances: Edited by R. L. Wain and F. Wightman. Butterworths Scientific Publications, London; Academic Press, New York, 1956. 312 pp. Price $9.50 (1957) (0)
Diffusible Substances Concerned Development of Eye Colors in Drosophila : Extraction of the (2005) (0)
Foreword From Vernalization and Photoperiodism. (1948) (0)
The Senescence of Detached Leaves of Tropaeolum 1 (0)
STUDIES ON THE GROWTH HORMONE OF PLANTS VII. TICS FATE OF GROWTH SUBSTANCE IN THE PLANT AND TEE (2003) (0)
Crop Production and Environment . R. O. Whyte. London: Faber and Faber, 1946. Pp. 372. (Illustrated.) 25/-. (1946) (0)
Vitamins and Hormones, Vol. 1. Advances in Research and Applications. (1943) (0)
Vitamins and Hormones. (Scientific Books: Vitamins and Hormones. Advances in Research and Applications) (1944) (0)
Principles of plant physiology: By James Bonner and A. W. Galston, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. W. H. Freeman and Company, San Francisco, Calif., 1952. 509 pp., 219 illus. Price $5.50 (1952) (0)
ROLE OF SERINE IN SENESCENCE OF OAT LEAVES (0)
Vitamins and Hormones. Advances in Research and Applications. Vol. XIV (1957) (0)
Metal metabolism and microbiological deterioration : a conference, June 1, 1956 (1957) (0)
Inhibition of Protein Synthesis and of Auxin-Induced Growth by Chloramphenicol 1 (0)
Letter from Kenneth V. Thimann to Joshua Lederberg (1957) (0)
XLII. STUDIES ON GELATIN (2005) (0)
DIRECT INCORPORATION OF HYDROXYPROLINE INTO PROTEIN OF SYCAMORE CELLS INCUBATED AT GROWTH-INHIBITORY LEVELS OF H YDROX YPROLINE (2004) (0)
Plant Growth Substances. L. J. Audus (1960) (0)
Pesticides And The P.S.A.C. (1964) (0)
Preface to Volume III (1955) (0)
Conference on Fungicides (1953) (0)
Bound Indoleacetic Acid in Avena Coleoptiles 1 (2005) (0)
The Study of Plants: Textbook of Theoretical Botany . Vol. 3. R. C. McLean and W. R. Ivimey-Cook. With a section on genetics by Kenneth Lewis. Wiley, New York, 1967. x + 1108 pp., illus. $19.25. (1968) (0)

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