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The influence of soil fumigation, fertilization and other cultural factors on nutrient content of pine nursery seedlings and soil

Hansbrough, T.; Hollis, J.P.

Phytopathology 49: 540

1959

ISSN/ISBN: 0031-949X
Accession: 014254419
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On fine sand, cultural treatments did not affect the nutrient content of seedlings of loblolly pine. The N content of the tops was decreased by fumigation, high watering or high seedling density. Nutrient removal by tops and roots was increased by fumigation and fertilizing.

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