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The effect of washing and a lead acetate soil treatment on the phosphorus content of barley and tomato roots

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    C. Bould, D. J. D. Nicholas & W. D. E. Thomas

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Bould, C., Nicholas, D.J.D. & Thomas, W.D.E. The effect of washing and a lead acetate soil treatment on the phosphorus content of barley and tomato roots. Plant Soil 6, 300–304 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01464242

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