Phosphate Content of Mudbanks along the Malabar Coast

@article{Seshappa1953PhosphateCO,
  title={Phosphate Content of Mudbanks along the Malabar Coast},
  author={G. Seshappa},
  journal={Nature},
  year={1953},
  volume={171},
  pages={526-527}
}
  • G. Seshappa
  • Published 1953
  • Chemistry
  • Nature
    • THE importance of the phosphate content of water masses as a limiting factor in their organic productivity has long been recognized. The investigations of Mortimer1, Moore2, Stephenson3 and Rochford4 have stressed the importance of the bottom muds in the phosphate cycle. 
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