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Crop growth and soil reaction

Theodore Clinton McIlvaine, G. G. Pohlman

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AN ACID-SOIL REACTION, resulting from the leaching of calcium and other bases, is often one of the principal factors limiting the production of many of the common field crops in West Virginia.The

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AN ACID-SOIL REACTION, resulting from the leaching of calcium and other bases, is often one of the principal factors limiting the production of many of the common field crops in West Virginia.The

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AN ACID-SOIL REACTION, resulting from the leaching of calcium and other bases, is often one of the principal factors limiting the production of many of the common field crops in West Virginia.The

Key concepts: Crop, Agronomy, Environmental science, Agroforestry, Biology

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