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Nitrogen fixation in leguminous plants. III. The importance of molybdenum in symbiotic nitrogen fixation

Jensen, H.L.; Betty, R.C.

Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W, 68: 8

1943


Accession: 013435313

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Nitrogen fixation by Medicago sativa and Trifolium repens in agar culture was not stimulated by additions of Mo in quantities exceeding 0.03-0.05 gamma per plant. As much as 37, 000 parts of W could be fixed per part of Mo present.Lucerne grown in sand showed a relatively small but significant response to Mo when the medium provided only one part of assimilable Mo per 80, 000 parts of N fixed.

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