1930
DOI: 10.1126/science.71.1847.542
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The Boron Content of Oranges

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“…in the wood. As shown by SCOFIELD and WILCOX (7), orange trees with 854 p.p.m. of boron in their leaves contained but 40 p.p.m.…”
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“…in the wood. As shown by SCOFIELD and WILCOX (7), orange trees with 854 p.p.m. of boron in their leaves contained but 40 p.p.m.…”
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confidence: 88%
“…The leaves at the higher borax applications resembled those shown in figure 8. The data (table VIII) show no relation of the boron applied to the soil and that found in the peel, although the boron in the pulp appears to show a relation to the borax applied (18,24 Summary Gum was sometimes found in the peel of lemon and orange and also about the core in orange fruits produced by trees grown in solution cultures lacking boron. The vessels of the woody tissues in such trees were often filled with gum; exudations occurred at cut surfaces and in some cases the gum protruded through the bark.…”
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