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Survival and growth of bacteria introduced into soil

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Published1988
Citations165
References16

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1963 • 444 citations

Comparison of the Pour, Spread, and Drop Plate Methods for Enumeration of Rhizobium spp. in Inoculants Made from Presterilized Peat

1982 • 348 citations

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1967 • 200 citations

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1982 • 137 citations

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1977 • 100 citations

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1975 • 90 citations

Protozoa as Agents Responsible for the Decline of Xanthomonas campestris in Soil

1975 • 83 citations

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1984 • 73 citations

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1951 • 71 citations

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2000 • 61 citations

Myxobacteria: A Most Peculiar Group of Social Prokaryotes

1984 • 57 citations

Differences Among Cowpea Rhizobia in Tolerance to High Temperature and Desiccation in Soil

1982 • 53 citations

Fungicide Enhancement of Nitrogen Fixation and Colonization of Phaseolus vulgaris by Rhizobium phaseoli

1981 • 39 citations

Soil Acrasieæ and their Bacterial Food Supply

1946 • 23 citations

Absence of a role for lytic microorganisms in the decline of bacteria andSaccharomyces introduced into soil

1987 • 9 citations

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1959 • 3 citations

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