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Refertilization of rose clover: Carryover effects of superphosphate applied in one treatment compared with results from annual applications of same rates

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W. E. Martin, University of California
W. A. Williams, University of California
Walter H. Johnson, University of California

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California Agriculture 11(12):7-14.

Published December 01, 1957

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The first trials of rose clover in California were made in 1944 as part of Research Project 1194B. Rose clover, an annual reseeding legume, is well adapted to soils low in phosphate or sulfur and on which bur clover scarcely exists. It is a good companion crop for subterranean clover. In addition to increased green forage in the spring they produce high quality dry feed for summer and fall.

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The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 1526

Refertilization of rose clover: Carryover effects of superphosphate applied in one treatment compared with results from annual applications of same rates

W. E. Martin, W. A. Williams, Walter H. Johnson
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Refertilization of rose clover: Carryover effects of superphosphate applied in one treatment compared with results from annual applications of same rates

California Agriculture > Volume 11 > Number 12  > research article 

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Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
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Authors

W. E. Martin, University of California
W. A. Williams, University of California
Walter H. Johnson, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 11(12):7-14.

Published December 01, 1957

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

The first trials of rose clover in California were made in 1944 as part of Research Project 1194B. Rose clover, an annual reseeding legume, is well adapted to soils low in phosphate or sulfur and on which bur clover scarcely exists. It is a good companion crop for subterranean clover. In addition to increased green forage in the spring they produce high quality dry feed for summer and fall.

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Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 1526

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