Donald Forsha Jones
Born 1890-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2433909A
Top Subjects
- Plant breeding (3)
- Livestock (2)
- Heredity (1)
- Variation (Biology) (1)
- Genetics (1)
- Hybridization (1)
- Evolution (Biology) (1)
Books by Donald Forsha Jones
Total count: 46
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Illustration of inbreeding1915-01-01
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Further remarks on the inheritance of congenital cataract1916-01-01
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Inheritance of congenital cataract1916-01-01
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The effects of cross- and self-fertilization in tomatoes1916-01-01
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First generation crosses in cucumbers1916-01-01
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Increasing the yield of corn by crossing1916-01-01
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Natural cross-pollination in the tomato1916-01-01
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Linkage in Lycopersicum1917-01-01
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Dominance of linked factors as a means of accounting for heterosis1917-01-01
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Bearing of heterosis upon double fertilization1918-01-01
The effects of inbreeding and crossbreeding upon developmentConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1918-01-01-
Segregation of susceptibility to parasitism in maize1918-01-01
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Review of Coulter and Coulter's "Plant Genetics"1918-01-01
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The effect of inbreeding and crossbreeding upon development1918-01-01
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Some factor relations in maize with reference to linkage1919-01-01
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Selection of pseudo-starchy endosperm in maize1919-01-01
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Heritable characters of maizeIV : a lethal factor -- defective seeds1920-01-01
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Selection in self-fertilized lines as the basis for corm improvement1920-01-01
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Selective fertilization in pollen mixtures1920-01-01
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Teas' hybrid catalpaan illustration of the greater vigor of hybrids; increased growth and hardiness as a result of crossing; illustrating definite principles of heredity1920-01-01
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Collins's remarks on the vigor of first generation hybrids1921-01-01
Connecticut round tip tobaccoa new type of wrapper leafConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1921-01-01-
The indeterminate growth factor in tobacco and its effect upon development1921-01-01
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Indirect evidence from duplex hybrids bearing upon the number and distribution of growth factors in the chromosomes1922-01-01
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Selective fertilization and the rate of pollen-tube growth1922-01-01
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The productiveness of single and double first generation corn hybrids1922-01-01
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Selective fertilization as an indicator of germinal differences1922-01-01
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Hybridization in plant and animal improvement1922-01-01
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Methods of seed corn production being revised1924-01-01
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The origin of flint and dent corn1924-01-01
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The attainment of homozygosity in inbred strains of maize1924-01-01
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Selective fertilization among the gametes from the same individuals1924-01-01
Corn in ConnecticutConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1924-01-01
Genetics in plant and animal improvementJ. Wiley & Sons, inc.; [etc., etc.]1925-01-01-
Genetics in plant and animal improvementWiley1925-01-01
The improvement of naturally cross-pollinated plants by selection in self-fertilized linesThe production of inbred strains of cornConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1925-01-01
Crossed cornConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1926-01-01-
Double crossed burr-leaming seed corn1927-01-01
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Manifestations of impotence in a plant propagated by seed1927-01-01
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Selective fertilizationThe University of Chicago press1928-01-01
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Canada-Leaming cornConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1930-01-01
Crossed sweet cornConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1934-01-01
The improvement of naturally cross-pollinated plants by selection in self-fertilized linesThe testing and utilization of inbred strains of cornConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1935-01-01-
The Adaptation of corn to climate1935-01-01
The improvement of naturally cross-pollinated plants by selection in self-fertilized linesInvestigations with vegetatively propagated fruitsConnecticut Agricultural Experiment Station1940-01-01-
The Interrelation of Plasmagenes & Chromogenes in Pollen Production in Maize