Soil Organic Matter as a Natural Chelating Material: Part 2: The Occurrence and Importance of Paradoxical Concentration Effects in Biological Systems

Title:: Soil Organic Matter as a Natural Chelating Material: Part 2: The Occurrence and Importance of Paradoxical Concentration Effects in Biological Systems
Creator:: Schalscha, Eduardo B.
Schatz, Albert, 1920-2005
Schatz, Vivian
Date:: [Spring 1964]
Description:: NOTE: "Compost Science" became "BioCycle" in 1981.
Periodical:: Compost Science
Publisher:: The JG Press
Location:: Box: 25. Folder: 20
Rights:: Reproduced with permission of the JG Press.
Genre:: Articles
Format:: Text
Extent:: 5 pages
Relation:: Letter from Albert Schatz to Joshua Lederberg, 1974
Language:: English
Legacy Source Citation:: Periodical. Schatz, Albert, Eduardo B. Schalscha, and Vivian Schatz. "Soil Organic Matter as a Natural Chelating Material: Part 2: The Occurrence and Importance of Paradoxical Concentration Effects in Biological Systems." Compost Science 5, 1 ([Spring 1964]): 26-30. Article. 5 Images.. Compost Science
Legacy ID:: BBAOFY
NLM ID:: 101584906X9540
Profiles Collection:: The Joshua Lederberg Papers
Shareable Link:: https://profiles.nlm.nih.gov/101584906X9540
Annotation:: Author: Joshua Lederberg. Date Written: January 5, 2004. KW: Compost science paper on paradoxical toxicity; cf his letter; jl 1/5/04
Lederberg Grouping:: CD. Correspondence D.

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