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A VERY RAPID ENZYME-IMMUNOASSAY FOR CONFIRMATION OF RHIZOBIAL IDENTITY AND ESTIMATION OF CELL NUMBERS IN FRESH BROTH CULTURE
Authors: OLSEN PE SANDE ES KEYSER HH SINGLETON PW RICE WA
Citation: Pe. Olsen et al., A VERY RAPID ENZYME-IMMUNOASSAY FOR CONFIRMATION OF RHIZOBIAL IDENTITY AND ESTIMATION OF CELL NUMBERS IN FRESH BROTH CULTURE, Canadian journal of microbiology, 44(4), 1998, pp. 382-385
AGGREGATE SIZE EFFECTS ON THE SORPTION AND RELEASE OF PHOSPHORUS IN AN ULTISOL
Authors: LINQUIST BA SINGLETON PW YOST RS CASSMAN KG
Citation: Ba. Linquist et al., AGGREGATE SIZE EFFECTS ON THE SORPTION AND RELEASE OF PHOSPHORUS IN AN ULTISOL, Soil Science Society of America journal, 61(1), 1997, pp. 160-166
INORGANIC AND ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS DYNAMICS DURING A BUILDUP AND DECLINE OF AVAILABLE PHOSPHORUS IN AN ULTISOL
Authors: LINQUIST BA SINGLETON PW CASSMAN KG
Citation: Ba. Linquist et al., INORGANIC AND ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS DYNAMICS DURING A BUILDUP AND DECLINE OF AVAILABLE PHOSPHORUS IN AN ULTISOL, Soil science, 162(4), 1997, pp. 254-264
EFFECTIVENESS OF SESBANIA-ROSTRATA AND PHASEOLUS-CALCARATUS AS GREEN MANURE FOR UPLAND RICE GROWN IN ACIDIC
Authors: MANGUIAT IJ SINGLETON PW ROCAMORA PM CALO MU TALEON EE
Citation: Ij. Manguiat et al., EFFECTIVENESS OF SESBANIA-ROSTRATA AND PHASEOLUS-CALCARATUS AS GREEN MANURE FOR UPLAND RICE GROWN IN ACIDIC, Plant and soil, 192(2), 1997, pp. 321-331
PARTITIONING OF C-14-LABELED PHOTOSYNTHATE TO DEVELOPING NODULES AND ROOTS OF SOYBEAN (GLYCINE-MAX)
Authors: HACIN JI BOHLOOL BB SINGLETON PW
Citation: Ji. Hacin et al., PARTITIONING OF C-14-LABELED PHOTOSYNTHATE TO DEVELOPING NODULES AND ROOTS OF SOYBEAN (GLYCINE-MAX), New phytologist, 137(2), 1997, pp. 257-265
RESIDUAL PHOSPHORUS AND LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR AN ULTISOL
Authors: LINQUIST BA SINGLETON PW CASSMAN KG KEANE K
Citation: Ba. Linquist et al., RESIDUAL PHOSPHORUS AND LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR AN ULTISOL, Plant and soil, 184(1), 1996, pp. 47-55
PHENOLOGY, GROWTH, AND YIELD OF FIELD-GROWN SOYBEAN AND BUSH BEAN AS A FUNCTION OF VARYING MODES OF N-NUTRITION
Authors: THIES JE SINGLETON PW BOHLOOL BB
Citation: Je. Thies et al., PHENOLOGY, GROWTH, AND YIELD OF FIELD-GROWN SOYBEAN AND BUSH BEAN AS A FUNCTION OF VARYING MODES OF N-NUTRITION, Soil biology & biochemistry, 27(4-5), 1995, pp. 575-583
ENRICHMENT OF BRADYRHIZOBIUM SPP POPULATIONS IN SOIL DUE TO CROPPING OF THE HOMOLOGOUS HOST LEGUME
Authors: THIES JE WOOMER PL SINGLETON PW
Citation: Je. Thies et al., ENRICHMENT OF BRADYRHIZOBIUM SPP POPULATIONS IN SOIL DUE TO CROPPING OF THE HOMOLOGOUS HOST LEGUME, Soil biology & biochemistry, 27(4-5), 1995, pp. 633-636
CARBON-ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF N-2-FIXING AND N-FERTILIZED LEGUMES ALONG AN ELEVATIONAL GRADIENT
Authors: KNIGHT JD THIES JE SINGLETON PW VANKESSEL C
Citation: Jd. Knight et al., CARBON-ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF N-2-FIXING AND N-FERTILIZED LEGUMES ALONG AN ELEVATIONAL GRADIENT, Plant and soil, 177(1), 1995, pp. 101-109
INFLUENCE OF ACID SOIL ON NODULATION AND INTERSTRAIN COMPETITIVENESS IN RELATION TO TANNIN CONCENTRATIONS IN SEEDS AND ROOTS OF PHASEOLUS-VULGARIS
Authors: WOLFF AB SINGLETON PW SIDIRELLI M BOHLOOL BB
Citation: Ab. Wolff et al., INFLUENCE OF ACID SOIL ON NODULATION AND INTERSTRAIN COMPETITIVENESS IN RELATION TO TANNIN CONCENTRATIONS IN SEEDS AND ROOTS OF PHASEOLUS-VULGARIS, Soil biology & biochemistry, 25(6), 1993, pp. 715-721
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