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Filtering by: Has journal Journal of Alloys and Compounds Non-Academic Affiliation Oregon State University. Bioresource Research Subject Extracellular polymeric substances

Preliminary Evidence that the Microbial Community may Produce Aliphatic Constituents and Induce Soil Water Repellency as a Response to Desiccation

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Chilcote, Emma T.

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Soil water repellency is one cause of rill soil erosion and overland flow that results in the loss of fertile topsoil. Previous research suggests that since microbial growth depends on temperature/moisture and follows diurnal and seasonal cycles, a biological mechanism would be able to explain the observed seasonality and climate...

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Honors College Thesis

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spectroscopy (GCMS) ionizes liquid extracts, and each compound is separated by mass where heavier compounds

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Preliminary Evidence that the Microbial Community may Produce Aliphatic Constituents and Induce Soil Water Repellency as a Response to Desiccation

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