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Radium and Plants

Nature volume 69, page 5 (1903)Cite this article

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THE sensibility of protoplasm towards the radiations of radium is a matter of so much importance that a few preliminary experiments I have carried out on plants may be of interest.

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  1. Botanical Laboratory, Trinity College, Dublin

    HENRY H. DIXON

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DIXON, H. Radium and Plants. Nature 69, 5 (1903). https://doi.org/10.1038/069005c0

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