February 1, 1952Journal of Ecology

Development of a Soil Microflora in Relation to Plant Succession on Sand- Dunes, Including the `Rhizosphere' Flora Associated with Colonizing Species

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D. M. Webley, D. J. Eastwood, C. H. Gimingham, Development of a Soil Microflora in Relation to Plant Succession on Sand- Dunes, Including the `Rhizosphere' Flora Associated with Colonizing Species, Journal of Ecology, Vol. 40, No. 1 (Feb., 1952), pp. 168-178

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Development of a Soil Microflora in Relation to Plant Succession on Sand- Dunes, Including the `Rhizosphere' Flora Associated with Colonizing Species

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