Michael Y Nuttonson
Born 1904-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL5120828A
Top Subjects
- Crop zones (6)
- Phenology (6)
- Crops and climate (5)
- Wheat (3)
- Barley (2)
- Rye (2)
- Africa, North -- Climate (2)
Books by Michael Y Nuttonson
Total count: 21
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Ecological crop geography of China and its agro-climatic analogues in North America.American Institute of Crop Ecology1947-01-01
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Agroclimatology and crop ecology of Palestine and Transjordan and climatic analogues in the United States.American Geographical Society1947-01-01
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Agricultural climatology of Poland and its agro-climatic analogues in North America.American Institute of Crop Ecology1947-01-01
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Ecological plant geography of Albania, its agricultural crops and some North American climatic analogues.American Institute of Crop Ecology1947-01-01
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Ecological crop geography of Greece and its agro-climatic analogues in North AmericaAmerican Institute of Crop Ecology1947-01-01
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Ecological geography of Germany and its agro-climatic analogues in North America.American Institute of Crop Ecology1949-01-01
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USSRsome physical and agricultural characteristics of the drought area and its climatic analogues in the United States.American Institute of Crop Ecology]1949-01-01
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Ecological crop geography of Norway and its agro-climatic analogues in North America.American Institute of Crop Ecology1950-01-01
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Agricultural climatology of Sweden and its agro-climatic analogues on North-America.American Institute of Crop Ecology1950-01-01
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Ecological crop geography and field practices of Japan.Japan's natural vegetation, and agro-climatic analogues in North America.American Institute of Crop Ecology1951-01-01
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Phenology and thermal environment as a means for a physiological classification of wheat varieties and for predicting maturity dates of wheat.Based on data of Czechoslovakia and of some thermally analogous areas of Czechoslovakia in the United States Pacific Northwest.American Institute of Crop Ecology1953-01-01
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Wheat-climate relationships and the use of phenology in ascertaining the thermal and photo-thermal requirements of wheat, based on data of North America and of some thermally analogous areas of North America in the Soviet Union and in Finland.American Institute of Crop Ecology1955-01-01
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A comparative study of lower and upper limits of temperature in measuring the variability of day-degree summations of wheat, barley, and rye.American Institute of Crop Ecology1956-01-01
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The role of bioclimatology in agriculture, with special reference to the use of thermal and photo-thermal requirements of pure-line varieties of plants as a biological indicator in ascertaining climatic analogues (homoclimes)1957-01-01
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Barley-climate relationships and the use of phenology in ascertaining the thermal and photo-thermal requirements of barley.Based on data of North America and of some thermally analogous areas of North America in the Soviet Union, Finland, Poland, and Czechoslovakia.American Institute of Crop Ecology1957-01-01
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Rye-climate relationships and the use of phenology in ascertaining the thermal and photo-thermal requirements of rye.Based on data of North America and of some thermally analogous areas of North America in the Soviet Union, Finland, Poland, and Czechoslovakia.American Institute of Crop Ecology1958-01-01
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The physical environment and agriculture of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia with special reference to their regions containing areas climatically and latitudinally analogous to Israel.American Institute of Crop Ecology1961-01-01
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The physical environment and agriculture of Libya and Egypt with special reference to their regions containing areas climatically and latitudinally analogous to Israel.A study based on official records, material, and reports of various agencies of the United Nations and several national administrations.American Institute of Crop Ecology1961-01-01
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Rice culture and rice-climate relationships with special reference to the United States rice areas and their latitudinal and thermal analogues in other countries.A study of the use of phenology in ascertaining the temperature and daylength requirements of rice based largely on data of the continental United States and other non-tropical rice-growing regions of the world.1965-01-01
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Phenological temperature requirements of some winter wheat varities [sic] grown in the southeastern Atlantic region of the United States and in several of its latitudinally analogous areas of the Eastern and Southern Hemispheres of seasonally similar thermal conditions.American Institute of Crop Ecology1966-01-01
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The use of phenology in ascertaining the temperature requirements of wheat grown in Washington, Idaho, and Utah and in some of their agro-climatically analogous areas in the Eastern Hemisphere.American Institute of Crop Ecology1966-01-01