Titlebook: Van der Waals Systems; Friedrich L. Boschke Conference proceedings 1980 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1980 Systems.Van-der-Waals-Kraft

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書目名稱Van der Waals Systems影響因子(影響力)




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Systemic

Pavel Hobza,Rudolf Zahradníkit to devote much attention to the interplay between nutrients in relation to yield enhancement in field cropping systems. This is a reflection of the widely adopted approach of varying only one or possibly two nutrients at a time in field experimentation. Without factorial designs involving a numbe

TRACE

Ginette Trudeau,Jean-Max Dumas,Paul Dupuis,Maurice Guérin,Camille Sandorfyese elements to plants. An obvious illustration of this principle is the common occurrence of Fe and Mn deficiency in plants despite the relatively high levels of Fe and Mn in many soils. For this reason, chemical soil tests have relied on measurement of extractable or “l(fā)abile” fractions of elements

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cognizant

Ab initio studies of the interactions in Van der Waals molecules,

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Intermolecular interactions and anesthesia: Infrared spectroscopic studies,

Ingenuity

Pavel Hobza,Rudolf Zahradníkr of nutrient factors at varying levels, serious study of interactions is not possible. Until field research in soil fertility pays greater attention to the multifactor approach, there will be little prospect of verifying the large number of nutrient interactions previously studied under greenhouse or solution culture conditions.

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hese improved pastures were less productive than others when productivity was assessed in terms of animal production. Recognizing the trace element requirements of grazing animals is essential when forage plants are grown primarily for animal feed.