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    A study of the non-symbiotic nitrogen-fixing organisms in a prairie soil

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    1969
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    Dasani, Usha P.
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    The numerical and ecological distribution of free-living, aerobic, nitrogen-fixing bacteria in virgin and cultivated field soils of the Matador IBP Project Site in Saskatchewan, was determined by the plate-count method and the nitrogen-fixing ability of these bacteria, in mixed, enriched populations was estimated by employing the radio-active 13n2 technique. 'In situ' studies were also carried out on the acetylene reducing capacity (an indirect measure of nitrogen-fixation) of these soils in serum bottles as well as in soil columns under constant perculation.
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