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SMITH, REDENTE, and HOOPER
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mined -land reclamation. The it
and sulfate, in ruminants can r
This disease is called molybden
diarrhea, weight loss, color ch
(4). The condition occurs in lot
and S and low in Cu. Outbreal
fornia, Colorado, Montana, 1
Mining can induce molybde
Evidence of this has been fount
(14), a clay pit area (17), and :
The metabolic role of col
Molybdenum, discovered at
element until H. Bortels showe
for nitrogen fixation by the
Thereafter, its essentiality wa:
In plants Mo is necessary for tl
which reduces nitrate to nitrite
mats a Mo- containing metallo-
degradation of purines to uric
animal tissues include aldehyc