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Hamence, J. Hubert (1943) The detection and estimation of auxins in organic manures. Part I.—β-indolyl acetic acid or hetero-auxin. β-Indolyl propionic acid and β-indolyl butyric acid. The Analyst, 68 (813). 356-361 doi:10.1039/an9436800356

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TitleThe detection and estimation of auxins in organic manures. Part I.—β-indolyl acetic acid or hetero-auxin. β-Indolyl propionic acid and β-indolyl butyric acid
JournalThe Analyst
AuthorsHamence, J. HubertAuthor
Year1943Volume68
Issue813
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/an9436800356
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Full ReferenceHamence, J. Hubert (1943) The detection and estimation of auxins in organic manures. Part I.—β-indolyl acetic acid or hetero-auxin. β-Indolyl propionic acid and β-indolyl butyric acid. The Analyst, 68 (813). 356-361 doi:10.1039/an9436800356
Plain TextHamence, J. Hubert (1943) The detection and estimation of auxins in organic manures. Part I.—β-indolyl acetic acid or hetero-auxin. β-Indolyl propionic acid and β-indolyl butyric acid. The Analyst, 68 (813). 356-361 doi:10.1039/an9436800356
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