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Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
1967
Abstract
Numerous reports have presented evidence that soil aggregates are formed and/or stabilized by microorganisms. In most instances, the aggregates were not studied in respect to size distribution. The present report is concerned with the size distribution of aggregates and particles in a soil material after inoculation with three different inocula and incubation for varying periods of time.
Comments
Published in Soil Science 103 (1967): 704-707. Copyright 1967, Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins. Used by permission.