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Root nodule bacteria and leguminous plants
Date

1932

Collection

History of Science and Technology

Pages

507

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Chapter 3: The occurrence of root nodules - page 55

...sense, it is equivalent to the term symbiosis as original- ly used by de Bary...

But today symbiosis has come to mean particularly the associa-...often cited as a classical example of symbiosis.

Ueber Symbiosis.

Preface - page 23

...motive, too, for experimentation with symbiosis between forms of life as...change in environment may transform symbiosis into parasitism. For this reason,...physiological properties" of organisms in symbiosis.

Chapter 10: Relationship between leguminous plants and bacteria - page 251

...the Leguminosae, is usually considered one of symbiosis. The precise meaning thus implied hinges upon our definition of symbiosis.

...to the leguminous plant accruing from the symbiosis is the utilization of atmospheric nitrogen, a...

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Luther Burbank : his methods and discoveries and their practical application
Date

1914-1915

Collections

History of Science and Technology

Luther Burbank, His Methods and Discoveries

Volumes

12

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3. Luther Burbank: his methods and discoveries and their practical application Volume III - [Letting the bees do their work -- nature will help us all she can] - page 209

Cases of so-called "symbiosis," in which an insect and a plant...

12. Luther Burbank: his methods and discoveries and their practical application Volume XII - Subject index -- volumes I - XII - page 319

VIII "Symbiosis" .........
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Old and new plant lore : a symposium
Date

1931

Collection

History of Science and Technology

Pages

538

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Chapter VI: How plants are related - page 134

The combination (for life) is called symbiosis because it is mutually beneficial.

Index - page 531

...intensity, 292 Sweet potato called yam, II4 Symbiosis, 92, 93 T Tape grass, pollination, 44,...
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Pioneer microbiologists of America
Date

1961

Collection

History of Science and Technology

Pages

395

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Chapter XIII: Bacteriology as it developed in three types of institutions in our Midwest - page 290

...nodules in which the organisms live in symbiosis with the plants, deriving most of their...