Browsing North Dakota Research Report by Title
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Phage and phage-like particles of Bacillus pumilus from an animal waste lagoon
(North Dakota State University, 1976)In this report (a portion of a thesis presented by K. E. Irmen in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the M.S. degree in bacteriology at North Dakota State University), we describe a new temperate bacteriophage ... -
Plasmid contents of commercial Rhizobium leguminosarum biovar phaseoli strains
(North Dakota State University, 1985) -
Quality of livestock manure in North Dakota
(North Dakota State University, 1987)Manure samples and management data were collected from 43 North Dakota cooperators and three North Dakota State University facilities. Most of the samples were collected as the manure was being pumped for land application. ... -
Rain-induced harvest losses in swathed and standing wheat
(North Dakota State University, 1983) -
Runoff and erosion from snow-melt on surface mined sites in western North Dakota
(North Dakota State University, 1976) -
A spatial equilibrium analysis of the U.S. wheat industry
(North Dakota State University, 1984) -
Spatial variability and mineralogy of selected mine spoils from western North Dakota
(North Dakota State University, 1984)This study was conducted to determine the variability of reshaped spoil materials by characterizing samples collected within plant rooting zones for several chemical and physical parameters, and to determine the sampling ... -
A summary of the synonomy of leafy spurge
(North Dakota State University, 1980) -
Survey of wild oats and other weeds in North Dakota, 1978 and 1979
(1981)This survey of wild oats and other weeds was conducted to obtain information needed in order to determine the benefits from diallate and triallate for wild oats control. Diallate is being reviewed by EPA as part of the ... -
Water balance irrigation scheduling based on Jensen-Haise equation : software for Apple II, II+, and IIE computers
(North Dakota State University, 1984)Developments in applied methods for estimating crop water use (evapotranspiration) have made it possible to estimate root zone soil moisture deficits in irrigated fields with reasonable accuracy. A zero soil moisture deficit ... -
Water management relationships for irrigated pinto beans
(North Dakota State University, 1976)