A Member of the Food Chain?: Quantifying Primary Productivity from Nazi Germany to the International Biological Program, 1933-74
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Adam Christopher Lawrence
brianervinmamaril@gmail.com
University of California, Los Angeles
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A Member of the Food Chain?: Quantifying Primary Productivity from Nazi Germany to the International Biological Program, 1933-74
The history of biological quantifications of "primary productivity" from National Socialist agricultural science through the International Biological Program of 1964-74
Abstract: The history of biological quantifications of "primary productivity" from National Socialist agricultural science through the International Biological Program of 1964-74
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