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Providing aseptically cultivated plants with water through bacteria-tight glass-filters

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  1. Adam Szember

    Present address: Kat. Mikrobiologii Rolnej WSR Kr., Leszczynskiego 9, Lublin, Polska (Poland)

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  1. Microbiological Dept., Institute for Soil Fertility, Groningen, Netherlands

    Adam Szember

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Szember, A. Providing aseptically cultivated plants with water through bacteria-tight glass-filters. Plant Soil 11, 392–394 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01371737

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