Soil publications in MWLR Digital Library

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Wetland plants in New Zealand Johnson, P.N. (Peter Nevill), 1946- Manaaki Whenua Press
Amendment to Gerretsen's technique for the preparation of plates used for studying phosphate-dissolving micro-organisms Johnston, H. W. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Note on an apparatus for the rapid dispensing of agar into test-tubes Johnston, H. W. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
The solubilization of "insoluble" phosphate. III, A quantitative and comparative study of the action of chosen aromatic acids on tricalcium phosphate Johnston, H. W. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
The solubilization of 'insoluble' phosphate. II, A quantitative and comparative study of the action of selected aliphatic acids on tricalcium phosphate Johnston, H. W. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
An improved method for the control of electric autoclaves Johnston, H. W. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
The solubilization of phosphate. I, The action of various organic compounds on dicalcium and tricalcium phosphates Johnston, H. W. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Technique for obtaining aseptic seedlings Johnston, H. W. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
The solubilization of "insoluble" phosphate. 4, The reaction between organic acids and tricalcium phosphate Johnston, H. W.; Miller, R. B. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Soils of Bruce County, South Island, New Zealand Kennedy, N. M. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research

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