• Materials Science
  • Published 1944

Some Factors Affecting the Utilization of Phosphoric Acid in Soils by Plants in Pot Experiments.

@inproceedings{Fudge1944SomeFA,
  title={Some Factors Affecting the Utilization of Phosphoric Acid in Soils by Plants in Pot Experiments.},
  author={J. Franklin Fudge and George Stronach Fraps},
  year={1944}
}
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