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Tobacco

Bondurant, Alexander Joseph, 1836-1910 (1894-02)

Tobacco plant

Bondurant, Alexander Joseph, 1836-1910 (1893-05)

Tolerance of cottonwood to certain herbicides

Martin, James William, 1942-; Carter, Mason Carlton, 1933- (1966-11)

Tolerance of newly planted slash and loblolly pine seedlings to some selective herbicides

Bengston, George W. (George Wesley), 1930-; Mays, D. A. (David A.); Carter, Mason Carlton, 1933- (1971-08)

Tomato fruitworm control

Canerday, T. Don (Thomas Donald), 1939- (1967-05)

Turner, Jack Lamar, 1930-; Bryce, Harrison; Carden, Emmett Lee, 1939-; McDaniel, Norman Ronald, 1943-; Selman, F. B.; Carlton, C. C.; Short, Kenneth C.; Hollingsworth, Marlin H.; Hearn, W. H. (1981-02)

Tomatoes

Earle, F. S. (Franklin Sumner), 1856-1929 (1900-04)

Tools of Estate Planning for Alabama Farms

Hardy, William Johnson, Jr., 1956-; Bell, Sidney C. (1986-12)

Topsoil and pine trees in Alabama's Piedmont

Goggans, James F. (James Floyd), 1920- (1951-05)

Total alkalinity and hardness of surface waters in Alabama and Mississippi

Boyd, Claude E.; Walley, Willis Wayne, 1923- (1975-03)

Tourism-recreation potential : in Cherokee, DeKalb, Jackson, and Marshall counties Alabama

Driscoll, L. S. (Lelland Stanford), 1917- (1967-11)

Toxic and nontoxic molds found in food materials. Histological studies of root and shoot from Trifluralin-treated corn seedlings.

Diener, Urban L. (Urban Lowell), 1921-; Negi, N. S.; Funderburk, Hanly, 1931-; Schultz, Donald P. (1966-05)

Tractor situation in Alabama

Nichols, Mark Lovel, 1888-; Randolph, John W. (John Wiloughby), 1896- (1922-12)

Transparent Aluminum Glass from Blast Furnace Slag

Basore, Cleburne Ammen (1931)

The object of this investigation was to find an advantageous method for the disposal of blast furnace slag. As a result of this investigation, a method was developed for the manufacture of a transparent glass from this ...

Transporting fish

Auburn University International Center for Aquaculture and Aquatic Environments (2019-12-05)

Transporting fish is a very important part of fish culture. Fry and fingerlings must be transported from hatchery to pond for stocking. Brood fish are sometimes transported into the hatchery to spawn. It may even be necessary ...

Trapping beaver and processing their fur

Hill, Edward Polk, 1932- (1974-10)

Treatment of some fungous diseases

Underwood, Lucien Marcus, 1853-1907; Earle, F. S. (Franklin Sumner), 1856-1929 (1896-02)

Trench silo

Grimes, J. C. (Jay Cook), 1890-; Nichols, Mark Lovel, 1888- (1931-04)

Triumph : a new winter-productive tall fescue variety

Hoveland, C. S.; Haaland, Ronald L. (Ronald Lynn), 1946-; Berry, C. D.; Pedersen, J. F.; Schmidt, Stephen Paul; Harris, R. R. (Ralph Rogers), 1929- (1982-07)

Turfgrass-sod marketing in Alabama

Adrian, John; Lokey, Charles Montgomery, 1958-; Dickens, Ray, 1936- (1985-09)