The micro-organisms of the soilRussell, Edward J. (Edward John)
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The micro-organisms of the soil
Russell, Edward J. (Edward John)
Soil microbiology
In all such work, however, one must bear acutely in mind the
fact that a sterilised soil and, still more, an artificial soil, is a
very different complex from a normal soil, and that results obtained
from the inoculation of such soils are not applicable directly in the
elucidation of ordinary soil processes. At present there is no method
known of completely sterilising a soil which does not destroy the
original physico-chemical balance. It is evident that the complexities
are such that chemist, physicist, and biologist must all co-operate
if the significance of the processes is to be understood, and a solid
foundation laid for future progress and for practical application.
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