Boron Levels in Stems, Leaves, and Flower Parts of Carnation1

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Boron Levels in Stems, Leaves, and Flower Parts of Carnation^¹

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Gretchen A. Heuterman

Gretchen A. Heuterman Washington State University, Pullman

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C. G. Woodbridge Washington State University, Pullman

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Elwood W. Kali

Elwood W. Kali Washington State University, Pullman

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Gretchen A. Heuterman

Gretchen A. Heuterman Washington State University, Pullman

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Elwood W. Kali Washington State University, Pullman

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^¹Received for publication December 6, 1972. Scientific Paper No. 3966. Washington Agricultural Experiment Station, Pullman. Project No. 0049.

^²Respectively: Graduate student, Professor of Horticulture and Professor of Floriculture, Department of Horticulture.

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