Sulfur burn in citrus: Radioactive sulfur used in studies to distinguish between fruit-contained and applied sulfur

Turrell, F; Chervenak, M

Sulfur burn in citrus: Radioactive sulfur used in studies to distinguish between fruit-contained and applied sulfur

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F. M. Turrell, Experiment Station, Riverside.

M. B. Chervenak, Experiment Station, Riverside.

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California Agriculture 3(6):4-14.

Published June 01, 1949

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Abstract

Radioactive sulfur tracers and a Geiger counter were used at the Riverside Experiment Station in investigations made to learn how sulfur burns citrus fruits—so sulfur could be safened.

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The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 1200.

Sulfur burn in citrus: Radioactive sulfur used in studies to distinguish between fruit-contained and applied sulfur

F. M. Turrell, M. B. Chervenak