1975
DOI: 10.1002/jpln.19751380408
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Manganese and Copper Deficiency of Plants as a Characteristic Defect of Lowmoor Peat Soils

Abstract: Mangan‐ und Kupfermangel der Pflanzen als ein charakteristischer Defekt der Torfböden. In der vorliegenden Arbeit werden die wichtigsten Ergebnisse eines ausgedehnten Untersuchungsprogrammes über einige Eigenschaften von Torfböden dargestellt. Diese Untersuchungen wurden durch frühere Laboruntersuchungen mit Radioisotopen eingeleitet, in denen gezeigt werden konnte, daß unlösliche Torf‐Huminsäuren einen hohen Retentionsfaktor (R.F.) für kationische Mikronährstoffe haben. Jetzt vorgelegte umfangreiche Analysend… Show more

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“…The former also inactivated (in 20 h) 30Zo more of an added.acid phosphatase preparation than did the latter. Also Kretschmer and Forsee 1954;Szalay et al 1975). This practice is interesting because of the property of heavy metals such as Cu for precipitating and thus inactivating enzymes and other proteins (Bowen 1966)' Enzymes accumulated in soils, perhaps through stabilization by quinone polymers (Burns er aI.…”
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“…The former also inactivated (in 20 h) 30Zo more of an added.acid phosphatase preparation than did the latter. Also Kretschmer and Forsee 1954;Szalay et al 1975). This practice is interesting because of the property of heavy metals such as Cu for precipitating and thus inactivating enzymes and other proteins (Bowen 1966)' Enzymes accumulated in soils, perhaps through stabilization by quinone polymers (Burns er aI.…”
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confidence: 96%