Organic acid behavior in soils – misconceptions and knowledge gaps

Davey L Jones; Paul G. Dennis; A.G. Owen; Patrick A.W. van Hees

doi:10.1023/a:1022304332313

Organic acid behavior in soils – misconceptions and knowledge gaps

Plant and Soil 248(1/2): 31-41

Article 2003 English

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Organic acids have been hypothesized to perform many functions in soil including root nutrient acquisition, mineral weathering, microbial chemotaxis and me

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