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Synopsis: The organic carbon content of 8 soil types on 7 Illinois soil-experiment fields was relatively little affected by 40 years, of different fertility treatments, although crop yields were increased markedly by the treatments. Three treatments, (1) manure, lime, and rock phosphate, (2) no lime or fertilizer, and (3) residues, lime, rock phosphate, and potash, were included in the study.
2 Associate Professor of Soil Physics. The help of Dr. R. D. Seif in the statistical analysis of the data presented in this paper is gratefully acknowledged.
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