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The Effect of Temperature and Moisture on Nitrification of Applied Ammoniacal Fertilizer in a Noncalcareous Soil

The importance of nitrogen in world agriculture has been known for many years. But in the past few decades the enormity of the problem of nitrogen economy has been recognized. Along with the recognition of this problem there has developed a great increase in the use of nitrogen fertilizers. Coupled with the increased use of nitrogen there has come about an increasing awareness of the problem involved in the use of nitrogen fertilizers.

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Date01 May 1961
CreatorsStevens, Merwin Allen
PublisherDigitalCommons@USU
Source SetsUtah State University
Detected LanguageEnglish
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