Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Том 35 |
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... Nitrogen Ash The straw contained : - Dry matter Nitrogen Ash The ash of the grain contained : - KO P2O5 The ash of the straw contained : - K2O 1205 59.5 57.4 lbs . 83.33 per cent . 1.90 “ 2.01 " 83.58 per cent . .50 " 6.44 " 32.96 per ...
... Nitrogen Ash The straw contained : - Dry matter Nitrogen Ash The ash of the grain contained : - KO P2O5 The ash of the straw contained : - K2O 1205 59.5 57.4 lbs . 83.33 per cent . 1.90 “ 2.01 " 83.58 per cent . .50 " 6.44 " 32.96 per ...
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... NITROGEN . In respect of the quantities of nitrogen removed Ibid . ADDRESS BY H. W. WILEY . 131.
... NITROGEN . In respect of the quantities of nitrogen removed Ibid . ADDRESS BY H. W. WILEY . 131.
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American Association for the Advancement of Science. NITROGEN . In respect of the quantities of nitrogen removed by the cereal and hay crops the following data are given : — The mean percentage of albuminoids in American wheats is 12.15 ...
American Association for the Advancement of Science. NITROGEN . In respect of the quantities of nitrogen removed by the cereal and hay crops the following data are given : — The mean percentage of albuminoids in American wheats is 12.15 ...
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... nitrogen , entering into a single harvest , is obtained from the following estimates , viz.:- Potash Phosphoric acid Nitrogen 5 cts . per lb. 6 18 The total value of each of these ingredients is therefore : - Potash Phosphoric acid ...
... nitrogen , entering into a single harvest , is obtained from the following estimates , viz.:- Potash Phosphoric acid Nitrogen 5 cts . per lb. 6 18 The total value of each of these ingredients is therefore : - Potash Phosphoric acid ...
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... Nitrogen 69,810,988 129,269,593 “ “ 4.188,659 ،، " Total value exported 23,268,527 $ 33,437,860 The exportation of agricultural products becomes , therefore , a. of mineral constituents by the production and sale of mere fattening ...
... Nitrogen 69,810,988 129,269,593 “ “ 4.188,659 ،، " Total value exported 23,268,527 $ 33,437,860 The exportation of agricultural products becomes , therefore , a. of mineral constituents by the production and sale of mere fattening ...
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