Report on an intact-plant assay technique for estimating nitrogenase (C₂H₂ reduction) activity of sorghum and millet plants g[r]own in pots

Report on an intact-plant assay technique for estimating nitrogenase (C₂H₂ reduction) activity of sorghum and millet plants g[r]own in pots

by S. P. Wani

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1983
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