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. 1928 Feb;15(2):117–141. doi: 10.1128/jb.15.2.117-141.1928

MICROBIAL THERMOGENESIS II. HEAT PRODUCTION IN MOIST ORGANIC MATERIALS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PART PLAYED BY MICROÖRGANISMS1

Lawrence H James, Leo F Rettger, Charles Thom
PMCID: PMC374982  PMID: 16559293

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