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Use and abuse of the acetylene reduction assay for measurement of “associative” nitrogen fixation

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Published1987
Citations45
References18

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1968 • 2,209 citations

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1986 • 770 citations

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1980 • 85 citations

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1979 • 72 citations

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1983 • 64 citations

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1982 • 60 citations

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1986 • 49 citations

Bacterial degradation of ethylene and the acetylene reduction test

1976 • 41 citations

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1980 • 37 citations

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1985 • 30 citations

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1985 • 10 citations

Deleted Work

1955 • 0 citations

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