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
Cyanamide, decomposition of, by fungi, 136.
_Cyanophyceæ_, 103 (see also _Myxophyceæ_ and blue-green algæ).
_Cylindrospermum_, 102.
Cysts, 68, 73, 74.
DENITRIFICATION, by bacteria, 37; by fungi, 136.
Desiccation, resistance to, by algæ, 106.
Dew, relation to algæ, 101, 113.
Diatoms, 104 _sqq._ (see also _Bacillariaceæ_).
Dicyanamide, decomposition of, by fungi, 136.
Dipeptides, formation of, by algæ, 108.
_Diplopoda_, 157.
_Diptera_, 150, 154, 155, 159.
Disaccharides and fungi, 134.
EARTHWORMS, abundance of, in soil, 153; effect of, in soil, 13, 160,
175.
Eel-worms, 149 (see also _Nematoda_).
_Elaphomyces_, 132.
_Enchytræidæ_, 149.
Energy, laws of, 165; relationships of soils, 166; requirements of
soil organisms, 15, 16.
Energy supply, relation of bacterial activities to, 25 _sqq._, 40,
44; sources of, for soil bacteria, 26 _sqq._, 40, 43; supplies of,
for soil organisms, 111, 164, 167, 168.
Environmental conditions in soil, 16.
Eremacausis, 2.
Ericales, 132, 135.
_Euglena_, 99.
_Euglenaceæ_, 100.
Experimental error, in bacterial counts, 54; in fungal counts, 124.
FARMYARD manure, see Manure.
Fats, used by fungi, 134.
Fatty acids used by fungi, 134.
Fertility of soil, views on, 2; effect of decomposition of plant
residues on, 1, 165; effect of organisms on, 175.
Filter paper, destruction of, by fungi, 133; destruction of, by
_Spirochæta cytophaga_, 28.
Fixation of nitrogen, discovery of, by Berthelot, 5; by bacteria, 40
_sqq._; by algæ, 110, 111; by mixtures of bacteria and algæ, 111; by
fungi, 135 _sqq._ (see also Nitrogen Fixation).
_Flagellatæ_, 100.
Flax sickness and fungi, 122.
Formaldehyde, as agent for destroying fungi, 141.
Fungi, control of, in soil, 139 _sqq._; counting of, 122;
distribution of, in soil, 119 _sqq._, 127; fertilisers, effect of, on
numbers of in soil, 126; as facultative parasites, 131, 132; fruiting
bodies of, 123; destruction of hemicelluloses by, 133; individual,
122, 123; action on monosaccharides of, 134; mineral relationships
of, 139; mycorrhizal, 132, 135, 139, 140; heterocyclic nitrogen
compounds and, 138; occurrence in soil, 118; qualitative study of,
118; selective feeding of, 140; specific determination of, 119.
_Fungi imperfecti_, 119.
_Fusaria_, 134.
_Fusarium_, 119, 120, 122, 128, 133, 136.
_Gamascidæ_, 156.
Gases of swamp water (Paddy soils), 113.
_Gastrodia_, 132.
Gelatinous envelope of algæ, 109, 111.
Geographical distribution of azotobacter, 41; of soil bacteria, 24;
of protozoa, 75, 76; of soil fungi, 119, 125.
Germination, of algal spores, 107.
Glucose, use of, by algae, 108, 109, 111; use of, by moss protonema,
109.
Glycocoll, formation of, by algæ, 108.
_Granulobacter_, 42.
Greenland, bacteria in soil from, 24.
“Grunlandmoor,” fungi in, 126.
_Hantzschia_, 105.
_Hemiptera_, 154.
_Heterokontæ_, 100.
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