Some Mutual Relations Between Alkali Soils And Vegetation
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^Ber.d.deutsch.bot. Gesellsch., 12, 8 (1894).
8287— No. 71—02 -i 50 extraordiuarily poisonous to plauts.^ Miani^ records the interesting observation that in a vapor-saturated chamber the mere presence of copper in the neighljorhood of but not in contact with a lianging drop of water containing spores of Ustilago and poHen grains of various phxnts stimulated the germination of tlie latter. II. Schulz'^ found that alcoholic fermentation is accelerated by the i)resence of a small quantit}^ of merc...uric chloride and of other substances. The devel- opuKMit of Aspergillus and of Penicillium in glycerol cultures was stimulated, according to Pfeffer/ by the presence of small quantities of zinc, manganese, cobalt, etc. Subsequently numerous experiments as to chemical stimulation were made by Richards upon fungi. ^ ' For a classical discussion of the toxic effect of exceedingly dilute solutions of metallic salts upon the alga Spirogyra, seeNageli, Neue Denkschr. schweizerischen Gesellsch. f.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^Ber.d.deutsch.bot. Gesellsch., 12, 8 (1894).
8287— No. 71—02 -i 50 extraordiuarily poisonous to plauts.^ Miani^ records the interesting observation that in a vapor-saturated chamber the mere presence of copper in the neighljorhood of but not in contact with a lianging drop of water containing spores of Ustilago and poHen grains of various phxnts stimulated the germination of tlie latter. II. Schulz'^ found that alcoholic fermentation is accelerated by the i)resence of a small quantit}^ of merc...uric chloride and of other substances. The devel- opuKMit of Aspergillus and of Penicillium in glycerol cultures was stimulated, according to Pfeffer/ by the presence of small quantities of zinc, manganese, cobalt, etc. Subsequently numerous experiments as to chemical stimulation were made by Richards upon fungi. ^ ' For a classical discussion of the toxic effect of exceedingly dilute solutions of metallic salts upon the alga Spirogyra, seeNageli, Neue Denkschr. schweizerischen Gesellsch. f.
What to read after Some Mutual Relations Between Alkali Soils And Vegetation?
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