F. D. Heald
Born 1872-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL155639A
Top Subjects
- Plant diseases (6)
- Wheat -- Diseases and pests (5)
- Smut diseases (3)
- Cereal smut diseases (2)
- Bunt (Disease of wheat) (2)
- Apples -- Storage -- Diseases and injuries (2)
- Biology -- Laboratory manuals (1)
Books by F. D. Heald
Total count: 23
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Laboratory manual in elementary biologyClute & Co.1902-01-01
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[Collected works by Frederick D. Heald]1905-01-01
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The phylogeny of bacteria.1907-01-01
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The seed of cheat, meadow fescue and brome grassThe University of Nebraska1907-01-01
Symptoms of disease in plantsThe University of Texas1909-01-01-
Experiments in plant physiology1910-01-01
A plant-disease survey in the vicinity of San Antonio, Texas.Govt. Print. Off.1912-01-01
The strumella disease of oak and chestnut treesW. S. Ray, state printer1914-01-01-
Bunt or stinking smut of wheat1915-01-01
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Preliminary note on leaf invasions by Bacillus amylovorous ...State college of Washington1915-01-01
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The stinking smut of wheatWashington Agricultural Experiment Station1918-01-01
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The wind dissemination of the spores of bunt or stinking smut of wheatState College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station1918-01-01
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Control of cereal smuts in Washington.1921-01-01
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The dusting of wheat for bunt or stinking smutState College of Washington1922-01-01
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The dusting of wheat and oats for smut1923-01-01
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Manual of plant diseases1st ed.McGraw-Hill book company, inc.1926-01-01
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Blue mold in relation to fruit cleaning methods1927-01-01
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The control of bunt or stinking smut of wheatState College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station1930-01-01
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The rots of Washington apples in cold storageState College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station1931-01-01
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Manual of plant diseases2nd ed.McGraw-Hill1933-01-01
Introduction to plant pathology1st ed.McGraw-Hill book company, inc.1937-01-01-
Control of rots of applesState College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station1939-01-01
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Report on the plant diseases prevalent in Nebraska during the season of 1905