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Methods in Soil Analysis

Firman E. Bear, Robert M. Salter

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Much importance has been attributed in recent years to the analysis of soils for total constituents.The literature covering the methods for such analysis, while rather extensive, is scattered, and in many cases the methods described in the field they are placed in clean cloth sacks and sent im- mediately to the laboratory where they are air dried and pre- pared for analysis.

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Much importance has been attributed in recent years to the analysis of soils for total constituents.The literature covering the methods for such analysis, while rather extensive, is scattered, and in many cases the methods described in the field they are placed in clean cloth sacks and sent im- mediately to the laboratory where they are air dried and pre- pared for analysis.

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Much importance has been attributed in recent years to the analysis of soils for total constituents.The literature covering the methods for such analysis, while rather extensive, is scattered, and in many cases the methods described in the field they are placed in clean cloth sacks and sent im- mediately to the laboratory where they are air dried and pre- pared for analysis.

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