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Samuel William Johnson

1830–1909

Also known as Johnson, Samuel W.

22 works

1859–1913 across 20 dated works

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Essays on peat, muck, and commercial manures1859
Reports on peat, muck, and commercial manures: made to the Connecticut state agricultural sociey in 1857-8.1859
Manual of qualitative chemical analysis1864
With Karl Remigius Fresenius
Peat and its uses as fertilizer and fuel1866

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How crops grow.: A treatise of the chemical composition, structure, and life of the plant, for all students of agriculture ...1868
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Peat and its uses as fertilizer and fuel1866
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Essays on peat, muck, and commercial manures1859
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How crops grow: a treatise on the chemical composition, structure and life of the plant, for students of agriculture, with numerous illustrations and tables of analyses.1869
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From the letter-files of S.W. Johnson, professor of agricultural chemistry in Yale University, 1856-1896, director of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, 1877-1900: edited by his daughter, Elizabeth A. Osborne.1913
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How crops feed.: A treatise on the atmosphere and the soil as related to the nutrition of agricultural plants.1890
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How crops feed.: A treatise on the atmosphere and the soil as related to the nutrition of agricultural plants.1870
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How crops grow a treatise on the chemical composition, structure and life of the plant, for students of agriculture, with numerous illustrations and tables of analyses1880
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[Fertilizer analyses]1887
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Reports on peat, muck, and commercial manures: made to the Connecticut state agricultural sociey in 1857-8.1859
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[Explanations concerning the analysis of fertilizers and the valuation of their active ingredients]1885
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Valuation of fertilizers ; Fertilizer analyses1887
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How crops feed A treatise on the atmosphere and the soil as related to the nutrition of agricultural plants1904
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Observance of the fertilizer law ; Fertilizer analyses1884
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Science as a means of agricultural progress: the agricultural experiment stations of Europe1875
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Trade values of fertilizing ingredients in raw materials and chemicals for 1884 ; Fertilizer analyses1884
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[Fertilizer analyses]1883
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From the letter-files of S. W. Johnson: professor of agricultural chemistry in Yale university, 1856-1896, director of the Connecticut agricultural experiment station, 1877-19001913
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Manual of qualitative chemical analysis1864
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Peat and its uses: as fertilizer and fuel.1866
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