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functions to shelter, feed, and store life—to cycle new life from old life—to
integrate mineral and organic matter as a seat of the origin of life in a
new and wonderful synthesis, much of which remains to be discovered.
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Abdel-Malek, Y., and Isham, Y. C. (1963). Abundance of Azotohacter in Egyptian
soils. Abstr., Int. Congr. Microbiol, 8th, 1962 No. B 14.6.
Abu Fahkr, M. S. S. (1961). Effect of saline waters on soil properties and plant
nutrition in Kuwait. (University of Arizona, Tucson.) Diss. Abstr. 22 (2), 380381; Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Order No. 61-2916.
Academia Sinica, Sand Control Team (1962). "Research on Sand Control" (translated from the Chinese). JPRS No. 18, pp. 508-993. (Also available as OTS
63-31183.)
Akzhigitova, N. I. (1959). The relationship between chemical composition of plants
and the salinization of soils. Uzb. Biol. Zh. 6, 76-82.
Al-Doory, Y., Tolba, M. K., and Al-Ani, H. (1959). On the fungal flora of Iraqi
soils. II. Central Iraq. Mycologia 51, 429-439.
Alexander, L. T. (1959). "Strontium 90 Distribution as Determined by the Analysis
of Soils." Soil Survey Laboratory, Soil Conservation Service, USDA. (Statement
for Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congressional Hearings.)
Alexander, M. (1961). "Introduction to Soil Microbiology." Wiley, New York.
Audry, P., and Rossetti, C. (1962). Prospection écologique; études en Afrique
occidentale. Observations sur les sols et la végétation en Mauritanie de sud-est
sur la bordure adjacente du Mali, 1959 et 1961. FAO, Rome. UNSF/DL/ES/3.
Bernstein, L. (1962). Salt-affected soils and plants. UNESCO, Paris. Arid Zone
Res. No. 18, pp. 139-174.
Bernstein, L. (1964a). Effects of salinity on mineral composition and growth of
plants. Plant Anal. Fert. Probl., Colloq., 4th, 1962 IV, 25-45.
Bernstein, L. (1964b). Salt tolerance of plants. U.S., Dep. Agr., Agr. Inform.
Bull. 283, 1-23.
Bernstein, L., and Hayward, H. E. (1958). Physiology of salt tolerance. Annu.
Rev. Plant Physiol. 9, 25-46.
Bespalov, N. D. (1951). "Soils of Outer Mongolia, Mongolian People's Republic,"
IPST Cat. No. 1147 (1964). Israel Program for Scientific Translation, Jerusalem.
(Also available as OTS 64-11073.)
Bolyshev, N. N. (1964). Role of algae in soil formation. Sov. Soil Sei. No. 6,
pp. 630-635.
Breazeale, J. F., and Smith, H. V. (1930). Caliche in Arizona. Ariz., Agr. Exp.
Sta., Bull. 131, 419-430.
Brodskii, A. L. (1935). Protozoa pochoy i ikh roPn pochvennykh protsessakh.
(Soil protozoa and their role in soil processes.) Byull. Sredneaziat. Gos. Univ.
3, 99-182.
Brodskii, A. L. (1937). "Issledovaniya po faune pachv." (Studies of soil fauna.)
Izel. Kometeta nau Uzhekskali. SSR (Published by the Comm. of the Uzbeb
SSSR), Tashkent.
Brodskii, A. L., and Yankovskaya, A. (1930). Materialy k poznaniyu pochvennoi
fauny Srednei Azii. (Data on the soil fauna of Central Asia.) Pochvovedenie
[N.S.] 1/2.
WALLACE H. FULLER
functions to shelter, feed, and store life—to cycle new life from old life—to
integrate mineral and organic matter as a seat of the origin of life in a
new and wonderful synthesis, much of which remains to be discovered.
REFERENCES
Abdel-Malek, Y., and Isham, Y. C. (1963). Abundance of Azotohacter in Egyptian
soils. Abstr., Int. Congr. Microbiol, 8th, 1962 No. B 14.6.
Abu Fahkr, M. S. S. (1961). Effect of saline waters on soil properties and plant
nutrition in Kuwait. (University of Arizona, Tucson.) Diss. Abstr. 22 (2), 380381; Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Order No. 61-2916.
Academia Sinica, Sand Control Team (1962). "Research on Sand Control" (translated from the Chinese). JPRS No. 18, pp. 508-993. (Also available as OTS
63-31183.)
Akzhigitova, N. I. (1959). The relationship between chemical composition of plants
and the salinization of soils. Uzb. Biol. Zh. 6, 76-82.
Al-Doory, Y., Tolba, M. K., and Al-Ani, H. (1959). On the fungal flora of Iraqi
soils. II. Central Iraq. Mycologia 51, 429-439.
Alexander, L. T. (1959). "Strontium 90 Distribution as Determined by the Analysis
of Soils." Soil Survey Laboratory, Soil Conservation Service, USDA. (Statement
for Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congressional Hearings.)
Alexander, M. (1961). "Introduction to Soil Microbiology." Wiley, New York.
Audry, P., and Rossetti, C. (1962). Prospection écologique; études en Afrique
occidentale. Observations sur les sols et la végétation en Mauritanie de sud-est
sur la bordure adjacente du Mali, 1959 et 1961. FAO, Rome. UNSF/DL/ES/3.
Bernstein, L. (1962). Salt-affected soils and plants. UNESCO, Paris. Arid Zone
Res. No. 18, pp. 139-174.
Bernstein, L. (1964a). Effects of salinity on mineral composition and growth of
plants. Plant Anal. Fert. Probl., Colloq., 4th, 1962 IV, 25-45.
Bernstein, L. (1964b). Salt tolerance of plants. U.S., Dep. Agr., Agr. Inform.
Bull. 283, 1-23.
Bernstein, L., and Hayward, H. E. (1958). Physiology of salt tolerance. Annu.
Rev. Plant Physiol. 9, 25-46.
Bespalov, N. D. (1951). "Soils of Outer Mongolia, Mongolian People's Republic,"
IPST Cat. No. 1147 (1964). Israel Program for Scientific Translation, Jerusalem.
(Also available as OTS 64-11073.)
Bolyshev, N. N. (1964). Role of algae in soil formation. Sov. Soil Sei. No. 6,
pp. 630-635.
Breazeale, J. F., and Smith, H. V. (1930). Caliche in Arizona. Ariz., Agr. Exp.
Sta., Bull. 131, 419-430.
Brodskii, A. L. (1935). Protozoa pochoy i ikh roPn pochvennykh protsessakh.
(Soil protozoa and their role in soil processes.) Byull. Sredneaziat. Gos. Univ.
3, 99-182.
Brodskii, A. L. (1937). "Issledovaniya po faune pachv." (Studies of soil fauna.)
Izel. Kometeta nau Uzhekskali. SSR (Published by the Comm. of the Uzbeb
SSSR), Tashkent.
Brodskii, A. L., and Yankovskaya, A. (1930). Materialy k poznaniyu pochvennoi
fauny Srednei Azii. (Data on the soil fauna of Central Asia.) Pochvovedenie
[N.S.] 1/2.