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SueStephens:
Apologies if you knew this already, but I have just discovered that you can download Norman Deno's works FOC from Scribd.com.
Sue

Maggi Young:


These links to Dr Deno's "Seed Germination: Theory and Practice" and the two supplemental books are free downloads at the USDA National Agriculture Library online site. I know this book is out of print and nearly impossible to find. I hope this information is useful.


The books of Norman Deno are in the Public Domain so they are free for download.

National Agricultural Library Digital Collections
pdf s to download are linked to on each of these pages from the US site :


Seed germination, theory and practice
http://naldc.nal.usda.gov/catalog/41278


First supplement to the second edition of Seed germination theory and practice.
http://naldc.nal.usda.gov/catalog/41279


 Second supplement to Seed germination theory and practice.
  http://naldc.nal.usda.gov/catalog/41277


Also  see :
http://www.onrockgarden.com/germination-guide/plants

Maggi Young:
Norman Deno carried out germination trials of many species. This  a useful search point for such matters:

 Links to Deno's papers  given   in the previous post....
also  see  link to Ontario Rock Garden's Seed Guide

 The websites of Kristl Walek and Gabriela Costea are also useful ....

http://www.gardensnorth.com/      and  http://botanicallyinclined.org/

Maggi Young:
In another thread, Karaba added this :

other indications on germination of Artemisia Genepi :

* an other paper from Schwienbacher
* Tom Clothier's archive. This archieve propose also a taxonomic index for Deno's work (I didn't compare with Deno's book and I don't know if it's complete)

Jack Meatcher:
I have a copy of Deno second edition plus the first supplement to the second edition. Don't all rush but I can try to look up individual items if you email me via Messages. You do need to know the codes to work out what is being presented, however.

Jack Meatcher

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