Good find.

True.

Biological Transmutation by Louis Kervan, The Origin of Inorganic Substances by Albrecht Von Herzelee [old book], Problems of Transmutations in Nature [Russian book], The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird discusses it (towards the end of the book if I remember correctly), undoubtedly others not coming to mind right now.

Link to Louis Kervan's book Biological Transmutations: https://www.rexresearch.com/kervran/kervran.htm#p1c2

Chapter 3 of the above book lists many experiments, exactly how they were conducted, and the exact results.

I have a friend who grows corn on the same patch of land year after year. Corn is really nitrogen hungry. Generally farmers throw lots of nitrogen on the fields but he doesnt

He adds a product called Natural Guard soil activator. These are microbes that pull the minerals out of soil that are previously unaccessible, or so I am told. Hence his corn grows well without added nitrogen,,,, but perhaps these microbes are actually creating nitrogen out of other elements.

Many plants will have their own affinity with microbes. If the microbes are good the plant is healthy.

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*sigh* I'll take what I can get.

So, two landmark inventions from the 50's.................


Bueler, Bueler????????

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