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Heterotrophic fixation of CO2 in soil

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Santruckova, H
Bird, Michael
Elhottova, D
Novak, J
Picek, T
Simek, M
Tykva, R

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The occurrence of heterotrophic CO2 fixation by soil microorganisms was tested in several mineral soils differing in pH and two artificial soils (a mixture of silica sand, alfalfa powder, and nutrient medium inoculated with a soil suspension). Soils were

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Microbial Ecology

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2037-12-31