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USE OF ACID, ROSE BENGAL, AND STREPTOMYCIN IN THE PLATE METHOD FOR ESTIMATING SOIL FUNGI
Soil Science · 1950 · Vol. 69(3) · pp. 215–232
James P. Martin✉(Florida Department of Citrus)
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USE OF ACID, ROSE BENGAL, AND STREPTOMYCIN IN THE PLATE METHOD FOR ESTIMATING SOIL FUNGI JAMES MARTIN; Soil Science
Plant Disease Management TechniquesPlant Disease Resistance and GeneticsPlant Pathogens and Fungal DiseasesRose bengalRose (mathematics)StreptomycinSoil fungiBENGALBotanyBiologyHorticultureEnvironmental scienceMicrobiology
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