Fifth Year Results of 1968 Five Level Phosphate Study on P-Deficient Clay Soils, 1974 (Charlottesville Research Center Research Report No. 54)

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Title:

Fifth Year Results of 1968 Five Level Phosphate Study on P-Deficient Clay Soils, 1974 (Charlottesville Research Center Research Report No. 54)

Description:

At the end of five growing seasons there is no difference in growth due to the broadcast application of 25, 50, 100, and 200 pounds per acre (lbs./A) of phosphorus (P) that was disked in following application. Soil analysis using the North Carolina extraction method was a poor indicator of available P in the soil. Foliar analysis of the loblolly needles showed the trees to have adequate P in all the plots at the end of the first, second, and third year after fertilization. Fertilization was shown to further enrich the loblolly pine on the fertilized plots.

Topics:

Forestry

Subjects:

Forestry laboratories
Soils -- Phosphorus content

Original Format:

Typescript

Extent:

12

Item identifier:

mc00496_549829_20221031_51666

Publisher:

MeadWestvaco (Firm) more info on MeadWestvaco (Firm) 

Created Date:

1974-02

Genre:

Research reports

Names:

MeadWestvaco (Firm) more info on MeadWestvaco (Firm) 
Charlottesville Research Center (Ivy, Va.) more info on Charlottesville Research Center (Ivy, Va.) 

Location:

Ivy (Va.)

Digital Project:

MeadWestvaco