The Fixation Of Atmospheric Nitrogen (1914)

Focusing on the process of nitrogen fixation, this scientific work explores how atmospheric nitrogen is converted into usable forms for plants and organisms. Joseph Knox presents a thorough examination of both natural and artificial methods, emphasizing their significance in agriculture and soil fertility. The book is structured into chapters that detail various fixation methods and the factors affecting them, supplemented by illustrations for clarity. This comprehensive resource serves as an essential reference for scientists and researchers in the field.