The effects of metal ions on the root surface phosphatase activity of grasses differing in tolerance to serpentine soil

The Plant Ecology of Serpentine: III. The Influence of a High Magnesium/Calcium Ratio and High Nickel and Chromium Levels in Some British and Swedish Serpentine Soils

1971 • 148 citations

Calcium-Magnesium Nutrition with Special Reference to Serpentine Soils

1955 • 116 citations

NICKEL AND CHROMIUM TOXICITY OF SERPENTINE SOILS IN SOUTH?? RHODESIA

1959 • 109 citations

The Plant Ecology of Serpentine: I. Serpentine Vegetation of England and Scotland

1971 • 105 citations

PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY OF INTACT YOUNG WHEAT ROOTS UNDER STERILE AND NONSTERILE CONDITIONS

1971 • 90 citations

Differences in the properties of the acid phosphatases of plant roots and their significance in the evolution of edaphic ecotypes

1968 • 72 citations

Magnesium Nutrition of Two Species of Sunflower

1969 • 72 citations

Contribution of rhizoplane organisms to the total capacity of plants to utilize organic nutrients

1961 • 71 citations

Calcium, Magnesium and Trace Elements in a New Zealand Serpentine Flora

1971 • 68 citations

Magnesium as a Toxic Element

1970 • 64 citations

Genetics of lead tolerance in Festuca ovina

1971 • 53 citations

The influence of rhizosphere microflora on the availability of 32P-myoinositol hexaphosphate phosphorus to wheat

1973 • 51 citations

Chemical Studies of Infertile Soils Derived from Rocks High in Magnesium and Generally High in Chromium and Nickel

1935 • 47 citations

The measurement and genetical analysis of lead tolerance in Festuca ovina.

1960 • 47 citations

An Experimental Study of the Infertility of a Shetland Serpentine Soil

1963 • 41 citations

Data concerning important herbage plants.

1956 • 10 citations

The effects of calcium and other elements on grasses grown on serpentine soils

1975 • 1 citations

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