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  Continuing Resource A new record of <i>Ophioglossum Reticulatim</i> Linn. at Fortchacu III, Kalilangan, Bukidnon.

by Macabudbud, Florfe;

Subject: Biology; iOphioglossum Reticulatim/i; Philippine plants; Philippine Ferns.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource A Checklist of Philippine Ferns.

by Salgado, Alfredo;

Subject: Botany; Philippine Ferns; Philippine plants.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource Antimutagenicity oftwenty Philippine plants using the micronucleus test in mice.

by Lim, C.;

Subject: Chemistry; Antimutagenicity; Philippine plants; Micronucleus test.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource Perrottet and the Philippines.

by Robinson, C.B.;

Subject: Botany; Perrottet, Samuel -- Botanical-Horticulturist who visited the Philippines -- Described 65 species of Philippine plants -- 1819 -- Philippines.

  
     
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  Book A Fatal infection by a hitherto undescribed chromogenic bacterium: Bacillus Aureus-Foetidus-no.13.

Manila: Bureau of Public Printing, 1904.

Subject: Biological-Serum-Laboratories; Diseases; Broncho-Pneumonia-Cattle; Cholera spirillum; Treatment-Intestinal amebiasis; Philippine plants; Pathogenic microorganism; Texas fever; Australian tick; Infections.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource Leaf Epidermal Features of Four PhilippinePlants as Indicators of Cement Dust Pollution.

by Zamora, Prescillano;

Subject: Biology; Philippine plants; Epidermal features, leaves; Dust pollution, cement; Dust indicators, leaves.

  
     
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  Book Bureau of government laboratories publication nos.13-20.

Manila: Bureau of Public Printing, 1904.

Subject: Biological-Chemical-Serum-Laboratories; Cholera spirillum; Treatment-Intestinal amebiasis; Pathogenic microorganism; Australian tick; Plague; Water; Framboesia; Noteworthy-Philippine-Plants; Reports-Bacillus violaceous; Cattle-Texas fever; Australian cattle tick; Human infection.

  
     
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