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Seek answers to nitrogen needs of orchards in state

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E. L. Proebsting, Experiment Station

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California Agriculture 1(3):1-3.

Published February 01, 1947

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A high percentage of the peach orchards in California need nitrogen; a low percentage of the pears and prunes need it, and the other fruits and nuts fall in intermediate positions.

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Seek answers to nitrogen needs of orchards in state

E. L. Proebsting
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Seek answers to nitrogen needs of orchards in state

California Agriculture > Volume 1 > Number 3  > research article 

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Authors

E. L. Proebsting, Experiment Station

Publication Information

California Agriculture 1(3):1-3.

Published February 01, 1947

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

A high percentage of the peach orchards in California need nitrogen; a low percentage of the pears and prunes need it, and the other fruits and nuts fall in intermediate positions.

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