Measurement of oxygen diffusion rates with the platinum micro-electrode: II. Factors influencing the measurement

D. E. Birkle, J. Letey, L. H. Stolzy and T. E. Szuszkiewicz

Hilgardia, 1964, vol. 35, issue 20

Abstract: In 1952, E. R. Lemon and A. E. Erickson introduced a method for measuring the rate of oxygen diffusion to a small platinum wire electrode inserted into the soil. This was considered analogous to measuring the oxygen movement to a plant root that would be in the same position as the wire electrode.

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Date: 1964
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