Citrus Fertilizer Experiments
Citrus Fertilizer Experiments
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39 498. 69 487. 79 474. 19 518. 42 567. 35 567. 35 563. 45 625. 72 617. 32 609. 22 597. 22 651. 65 . 37 . 46 . 74 . 74 . 61 1. 24 1. 14 2. 37 1. 75 1. 86 1. 94 1. 77 !?3 1. 32 2. 18 2. 79 2. 15 1. 06 . 69 1. 83 1. 34 1 . 3 1 1. 97 14 Florida Agricultural Experiment Station The various sources of nitrogen differ greatly in their tendency to leach out of the soil, much more of the nitrogen of nitrate of soda than of sulphate of ammonia being lost in this way.
The greatest losses take place when h...eavy rains occur soon after an application of nitrogenous fertilizers.
These losses decrease to a great extent as the trees become older and more of the soil becomes permeated with tree roots.
LOSS OF POTASH Table 5 shows that a considerable loss of potash has taken place. The figures in the potash column represent the average losses for three soil tanks. The losses for the first two years are small, after which they increase considerably. This would indicate that during the first period part of the potash applied was absorbed by the soil, but that after the second year the soil had reached its maximum capacity for holding the potash and became saturated, so to speak, so that succeeding applica- tions were not absorbed to any extent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39 498. 69 487. 79 474. 19 518. 42 567. 35 567. 35 563. 45 625. 72 617. 32 609. 22 597. 22 651. 65 . 37 . 46 . 74 . 74 . 61 1. 24 1. 14 2. 37 1. 75 1. 86 1. 94 1. 77 !?3 1. 32 2. 18 2. 79 2. 15 1. 06 . 69 1. 83 1. 34 1 . 3 1 1. 97 14 Florida Agricultural Experiment Station The various sources of nitrogen differ greatly in their tendency to leach out of the soil, much more of the nitrogen of nitrate of soda than of sulphate of ammonia being lost in this way.
The greatest losses take place when h...eavy rains occur soon after an application of nitrogenous fertilizers.
These losses decrease to a great extent as the trees become older and more of the soil becomes permeated with tree roots.
LOSS OF POTASH Table 5 shows that a considerable loss of potash has taken place. The figures in the potash column represent the average losses for three soil tanks. The losses for the first two years are small, after which they increase considerably. This would indicate that during the first period part of the potash applied was absorbed by the soil, but that after the second year the soil had reached its maximum capacity for holding the potash and became saturated, so to speak, so that succeeding applica- tions were not absorbed to any extent.
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