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... phosphorus , then the pellet of mainly bac- terial material contained most of the radioactivity . Moreover , when these bacteria were returned to cul- ture medium , the infection ran its course ; the E. coli released phages containing ...
... phosphorus , then the pellet of mainly bac- terial material contained most of the radioactivity . Moreover , when these bacteria were returned to cul- ture medium , the infection ran its course ; the E. coli released phages containing ...
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... phosphorus . The other the soil . ( b ) Drip irrigation . Instead. Table 33.1 Essential nutrients in plants Element Form Available to Plants % of Dry Weight Macronutrients Oxygen O2 , H2O 45.0 Carbon CO2 45.0 Hydrogen H2O 6.0 Nitrogen ...
... phosphorus . The other the soil . ( b ) Drip irrigation . Instead. Table 33.1 Essential nutrients in plants Element Form Available to Plants % of Dry Weight Macronutrients Oxygen O2 , H2O 45.0 Carbon CO2 45.0 Hydrogen H2O 6.0 Nitrogen ...
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... phosphorus for the construction and maintenance of bone . Calcium is also necessary for the normal functioning of nerves and muscles , and phosphorus is also an ingredient of ATP and nucleic acids . Iron is a component of the cyto ...
... phosphorus for the construction and maintenance of bone . Calcium is also necessary for the normal functioning of nerves and muscles , and phosphorus is also an ingredient of ATP and nucleic acids . Iron is a component of the cyto ...
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Themes in the Study of Life | 1 |
UNIT ONE The Chemistry of Life | 15 |
Atoms Molecules and Chemical Bonds | 20 |
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