The Oxidative And Catalytic Power Of Differently Treated Soils

An early work of soil chemistry, this study by Wallace Headen Strowd investigates the effects of various treatments such as burning, plowing, and fertilizing on the chemical properties and microbial activity of soils. His experiments and observations shed light on the complex processes of soil formation, nutrient cycling, and plant growth, and offer insights into the management and improvement of soils for agriculture and forestry.
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