Indeksy

• The topography and cytostructure of area septalis in cattle 1
• The topography and cytostructure of formation hippocampi in the cow 1
• The Topography and cytostructure of gyrus cinguli and indusium griseum in cow 1
• The Topography and Cytostructure of Nuclei Nervi Trigemini in Alopex lagopus 1
• The Topography and Cytostructure of nucleus motorius n. hypoglossi and nuclei peri-hypoglossi in Alopex lagopus 1
• The topography and structure of nervous nuclei of the mesencephalon in the sheep, swine, cow, horse and goat. Part I. Nervous nuclei of the mesencephalon in the sheep 1
• The topography and structure of the nuclei of the mesencephalon in domestic animals. Part II. Nuclei of the mesencephalon in the swine 1
• The Topography and structure of the nucleus cervicalis lateralis in polar fox (Alopex lagopus) 1
• The tractive force in the principal types of horses in Poland 1
• The type of draft horse in Lowicz District 1
• The type of hemoglobin and the content of potassium and sodium in the blood and erythrocytes of cows of the simentaler breed 1
• The uptake of magnesium by spring harley depending on the occurence of available and exchangeable forms of this element in the soil 1
• The uptake of micro-elements by rougle cock's-foot in the conditions of differentiated mineral fertiliation. Part II. Copper 1
• The uptake of micro-elements by rougle cock's-foot in the conditions of differentiated mineral fertiliation. Part III. Manganese 1
• The uptake of micro-elements by rougle cock's-foot in the conditions of differentiated mineral fertiliation. Part I. Zinc 1
• The uptake of phosphorus by italian rye-grass from the soils fertilized with unconventional phosphorus fertilizers 1
• The uptake of potassium by spring harley in the conditions of differentiated mineral fertilization 1
• The usefulness of brome grass (Bromus unioloides Humb. et Kunth) for the cultivation in a pure sowing and in mixtures with lucerne (Medicago media Pers.) and red clover (Trifolium pratense L.) 1
• The usefulness of determination of C-reactive protein in monitoring patients with chronic leg ulcers 1
• The usefulness of haematological examinations in field diagnostics of foot-rot in sheep 1