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Roots (Botany)

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Roots are food finders

Franklyn M. Branley

1975

Plant Stems & Roots (Look Once, Look Again)

David M. Schwartz

2000

The root habits of desert plants

William Austin Cannon

1911

Roots

Charlotte Guillain

2008

Basic writings, 1903-1959

Bertrand Russell

1961

Root development of field crops

Weaver, John E.

1926

The ecological relations of roots

Weaver, John E.

1919

Root hairs

Anne Mie C. Emons, Tijs Ketelaar

2009

Roots, stems and leaves

Sally Morgan

2004

The role of plant roots in crop production

N. K. Fageria

2012

Nitrogen fixation

Postgate, J. R.

1978

What Do Roots Do?

Kathleen V. Kudlinski

2005

Roots

Melanie Mitchell

2004

Growth and development of citrus roots in relation to season, rootstock, shoot growth, and environmental factors

Kenneth Brian Bevington

1983

Roots

Patricia Whitehouse

2009

Rooting habits of selected commercial tree species of the eastern United States

Penninah Smith

1980

Microbial root endophytes

B. Schulz, T. Sieber

2006

Roots

John Farndon

2006

Battle River soil reconstruction project

L. A. Leskiw

1989

Forage crops in Denmark

Faber, Harald

1920

Roots

Douglas B. Elliott

1976

Plant Stems & Roots

David M. Schwartz

1998

Forage crops in Denmark

Faber, Harald

1920

The ecology of mycorrhizae

Michael F. Allen

1991

Plant Plumbing

Susan Blackaby

2003

Stems

Gail Saunders-Smith

1998

An archaeobotanical guide to root and tuber identification

Jon G. Hather

1993

Plant roots

U. Kafkafi, Yoav Waisel

1996

The mechanism of root curvature ..

Pollock, James Barkley

1900

Botanical features of the Algerian Sahara

William Austin Cannon

1913

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