Use of the Warburg apparatus in soil metabolism studies.
作者： A. D. ROVIRA
DOI: 10.1038/172029B0
关键词: Carbon dioxide 、 Biochemistry 、 Decomposition 、 Metabolism 、 Chemistry 、 Environmental chemistry
摘要: METHODS SO far used for studying the evolution of carbon dioxide resulting from decomposition soil organic matter1, although satisfactory periods 24 hr. or more, do not permit measurements shorter periods, which may be important in immediate effects treatments.
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