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Comparison of Surface and Subsurface Placement of Superphosphate on Growth and Uptake of Phosphorus by Sodded Grasses¹

Sypnosis: Plant uptake of phosphorus applied on the surface of sodded pasture grasses was greater than when placed 3 to 6 inches below the soil surface. The experiments were conducted for three years on soils of high fixing capacity for phosphorus using fescue, Coastal Bermuda and Pensacola Bahia grasses. Neither chiseling nor the placement of the superphosphate had any significant effect on growth of grasses.

² Soil Chemist, Agricultural Experiment Station, Gainesville, and Vice-Director in Charge, West Florida Station, Jay.

Received for publication January 11, 1957.

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