R. H. Robinson Papers 1889-1968 1925-1955

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R. H. Robinson Papers 1889-1968 1925-1955

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The R.H. Robinson Papers documentRobinson's research on insecticides, fungicides, and spray residuesconducted as a chemist with the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, aposition Robinson held from 1911 until his retirement in 1951. The Papersinclude correspondence, article reprints and publications, research data,reference materials, and publications.

8.8 cubic feet; 9 boxes

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Oregon State University Libraries University Archives

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