Nitrogen Fixation at the Millennium

The turn of the millennium from the twentieth to the twenty-first century provides an occasion to review our understanding of a biological process, biological nitrogen fixation, that is of prime importance for the continued survival of mankind. This process has provided a basis for maintaining soil...

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Other Authors: Leigh, G. Jeffery (edited)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Amsterdam Elsvier Science 2002
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