Soil bacteria that are resistant to benxzenehexachloride.
The period during and subsequent to World War II has witnessed tremendous progress in the field of agricultural chemicals. Many new organic compounds have been developed and are being recommended for the control of weeds, insects and wireworms in the soil, as well as for the control of fungal diseas...
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McGill University
1954
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