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    Who Provided the First Experimental Evidence That Soil Alone Does
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Who Provided the First Experimental Evidence That Soil Alone Does

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Who provided the first experimental evidence that soil alone does not nourish the plant?


A) Jan Ingenhousz
B) Aristotle
C) F.F.Blackman
D) Joseph Priestley
E) Jan Baptista van Helmont

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