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Do open flame ignition resistance treatments for cellulosic and cellulosic blend fabrics also reduce cigarette ignitions? by Wakelyn, P. J., Adair, P. K., Barker, R. H.

“…Mattresses/bedding and upholstered furniture are subject to ignition by cigarettes (smoulder) and open flames leading to injuries, fatalities and property…”
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Evaluation of the flammability of cotton bales by Wakelyn, P.J, Hughs, S.E

“…Bales of cotton were classified by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) code regulations as a flammable solid (Class 4.1), which required hazardous…”
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Concerns for the determination of free fatty acid in cottonseed by Wan, P.J. (SRRC/ARS/USDA, New Orleans, LA.), Pakarinen, D.R, Wakelyn, P.J

“…The official AOCS method for the determination of free fatty acid (FFA) in cottonseed requires dehulling the seed, grinding the meats with a 12‐blade food…”
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Combustibility Determination for Cotton Gin Dust and Almond Huller Dust by Hughs, Sidney E, Wakelyn, Phillip J

“…It has been documented that some dusts generated while processing agricultural products, such as grain and sugar, can constitute combustible dust hazards…”
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Plant trash in linters and willowed picker: materials used in the cotton garnetting industry by Morey, P R, Wakelyn, J P

“…First cut linters and willowed picker, used in cotton garnetting, were examined for content of cotton bract an other plant trash. Bract was found to be a…”
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Botanical trash present in cotton before and after saw-type lint cleaning by Morey, P R, Bethea, R M, Wakelyn, P J, Kirk, I W, Kopetzky, M T

“…The % by weight content of leaf-like, stem, boll, seed, and weed materials sifted (3360 mum greater than particle size greater than or equal to 595 mum) from…”
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Cotton dust standards for the raw cotton industries [USA] by Wakelyn, P. J.

“…In June 1978, OSHA promulgated 2 new, far more severe, standards for occupational exposure to cotton dust. The Supreme Court recently upheld the cotton dust…”
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Evaluation of the flammability of cotton bales: Fire behaviour of textiles by WAKELYN, P. J, HUGHS, S. E

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Chemical properties of cotton dust by Wakelyn, P J, Greenblatt, G A, Brown, D F, Tripp, V W

“…Byssinosis, a respiratory disease, is caused by dust in cotton textile mills. The heterogeneous, complex dust varies in composition and activity in different…”
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Occurrence of gossypol in dried bract of the cotton plant by Loewenschuss, Hana, Wakelyn, P. J.

“…Gossypol has been identified as a component of bract (FDB) from frost‐killed, field‐grown cotton by its chromatographic behavior on films of silica and…”
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Identification of scopoletin in dried bract of the cotton plant by Wakelyn, Philip J, Stipanovic, Robert D, Bell, Alois A

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Competitive exclusion of aflatoxin producers: farmer-driven research and development by Cotty, P. J, Antilla, L, Wakelyn, P. J

“…Aflatoxins are highly toxic, cancer-causing chemicals produced by fungi belonging to the genus . is the most important causal agent of crop aflatoxin…”
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Derivative method for chemical confirmation of the identity of aflatoxin B by Wakelyn, P J

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Occurrence of chlorophyll in dried bract of cotton plant by Loewenschuss, Hana, Wakelyn, Phillip J

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