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Some fertilizer experiments with deciduous forest tree seedlings on several Iowa soils
The growth of seedling green ash, American elm, red oak and black locust was studied in relation to nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilization of four Iowa soils. Fertilizers were added to Band C horizon soil materials and growth compared with that obtained on unfertilized surface and sub-s
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