1925
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19250381003
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Anwendung und Bedeutung der elektrometrischen Titration bei der Reaktionsbestimmung unserer Böden

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“…Out of 562 soil samples from Bavaria it was found in 341 (61 per cent). It was absent in soils of high H ion concentration (below pH 5.6) (Niklas, 1925). It thrives best in lime soils at an optimum temperature of about 28°C., while sodium chloride and sulphates are destructive.…”
Section: Nitrogen Fixationmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Out of 562 soil samples from Bavaria it was found in 341 (61 per cent). It was absent in soils of high H ion concentration (below pH 5.6) (Niklas, 1925). It thrives best in lime soils at an optimum temperature of about 28°C., while sodium chloride and sulphates are destructive.…”
Section: Nitrogen Fixationmentioning
confidence: 96%