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While the nitri®cation rates were very close for both soils at low water potentials, the partial pressures of acetylene required to inhibit nitri®cation were di€er- ent (Table 1)..

The measurements of water content most often used by soil microbiologists are gravimetric water content ( W g), volumetric water content ( W v), percentage of water holding

results were reported from a temperate deciduous for- est (Edwards and Sollins, 1973) (>60% of total soil respiration originated from deeper mineral horizons) and boreal Canadian

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