Die organische Chemie in ihrer Anwendung auf Agricultur und Physiologie¶
von Liebig, J. (1840). Die organische Chemie in ihrer Anwendung auf Agricultur und Physiologie.
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- Bottleneck
- Biology & ecology: Liebig's law of the minimum holds that plant growth is governed by the scarcest essential nutrient relative to need, not by the total quantity of nutrients supplied — adding more of an already-abundant nutrient does nothing until the limiting one is supplied.
This sourceFriedrich Vieweg und Sohn. Popularizes the law of the minimum: plant growth is governed by the scarcest essential nutrient relative to need, not the total supply, so relieving the limiting factor merely relocates the binding constraint — the canonical limiting-factor form of scarcity and its transfer to bottleneck reasoning. (The principle is often co-attributed to Carl Sprengel; Liebig is credited with popularizing it, as the annotation states.)
- Biology & ecology: Liebig's law of the minimum holds that plant growth is governed by the scarcest essential nutrient relative to need, not by the total quantity of nutrients supplied — adding more of an already-abundant nutrient does nothing until the limiting one is supplied.
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