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TITULO

Toxicity factors in acidic forest soils: attempts to evaluate separately the toxic effects of excessive Al^3^+ and H^+ and insufficient Ca^2^+ and Mg^2^+ upon root elongation

Kinraide    
T. B.    

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PÁGINAS
pp. 323 - 334
REVISTAS SIMILARES
Agronomy
Agriculture

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