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Jacob Goodale Lipman

Affiliations:

agricultural chemistry

Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Brunswick, NJ, United States

Area:

soil chemistry and bacteriology

Website:

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Bio:

(1874 - 1939)

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Parents

Edward Burnett Voorhees	research assistant	1898	Rutgers, New Brunswick
(B.S.)
George Chapman Caldwell	grad student	1903	Cornell
(Nitrogen-fixing bacteria)

Children

Percy Edgar Brown	grad student	1912	Rutgers, New Brunswick
Selman A. Waksman	grad student	1916	Rutgers, New Brunswick
Jacob Samuel Joffe	grad student	1922	Rutgers, New Brunswick

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Lipman JG. (2012) The Library of the College of Agriculture The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries. 2
Lipman JG. (2012) The Associated Friends The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries. 1
Lipman JG. (1938) Report of the committee on grants Science. 87: 117-118
Lipman JG. (1936) THE CONSERVATION OF OUR LAND RESOURCES. Science (New York, N.Y.). 83: 65-9
Lipman JG. (1936) The conservation of our land resources Science. 83: 65-69
Lipman JG, Blair AW, Prince AL. (1931) The influence of lime on the recovery of total nitrogen in field crops Soil Science. 32: 217-233
Lipman JG. (1930) Lime and fertilizers for potatoes - Development of soil practices that would permit potato growers to solve the scab problem. a systematic study from the viewpoint of soil acidity. the use of sulphur American Potato Journal. 7: 339-348
Lipman JG. (1928) Organization and program Soil Science. 25: 5-7
Lipman JG, Blair AW, Prince AL. (1928) Field experiments on the availability of nitrogenous fertilizers, 1923–1927 Soil Science. 26: 1-25
Lipman JG. (1927) FACTORS OF SIGNIFICANCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE. Science (New York, N.Y.). 65: 51-3

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