Tobacco Leaf, Its Culture and Cure, Marketing and Manufacture: A Practical Handbook on the Most Approved Methods in Growing, Harvesting, Curing, Packing and Selling Tobacco, Also of Tobacco ManufactureOrange Judd Company, 1897 - 506 páginas |
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... nitrogen and mineral ele- ments it contains ; stalks cut on August 22 contained 26 pounds of nitrogen per acre , which increased to 42 pounds when not cut until September 7. Like gains occur in Virginia and other types of tobacco . No ...
... nitrogen and mineral ele- ments it contains ; stalks cut on August 22 contained 26 pounds of nitrogen per acre , which increased to 42 pounds when not cut until September 7. Like gains occur in Virginia and other types of tobacco . No ...
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... Nitrogen . Potash . Phosphoric acid . Tobacco , 1875 pounds , 65 89 8 Corn , 75 bu . grain , 74 16 30 Rye , 32 bu . , 31 10 15 Potatoes , 300 bu . , 58 101 32 Virginia Leaf . Tobacco , 1000 pounds , 44 52 5 Wheat , 30 bu . , 43 11 16 ...
... Nitrogen . Potash . Phosphoric acid . Tobacco , 1875 pounds , 65 89 8 Corn , 75 bu . grain , 74 16 30 Rye , 32 bu . , 31 10 15 Potatoes , 300 bu . , 58 101 32 Virginia Leaf . Tobacco , 1000 pounds , 44 52 5 Wheat , 30 bu . , 43 11 16 ...
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... nitrogen than a good crop of corn grown under similar conditions , but little more than potatoes , but twice as much as rye . Of potash , tobacco takes even less than potatoes , but several times as much as corn or rye . Of phosphoric ...
... nitrogen than a good crop of corn grown under similar conditions , but little more than potatoes , but twice as much as rye . Of potash , tobacco takes even less than potatoes , but several times as much as corn or rye . Of phosphoric ...
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... nitrogen , either in the form of nicotine , nitric acid or albuminoids ; the latter compounds are , however , largely split up with the resultant formations of aspara- gine and other amides , -a change similar to that which occurs ...
... nitrogen , either in the form of nicotine , nitric acid or albuminoids ; the latter compounds are , however , largely split up with the resultant formations of aspara- gine and other amides , -a change similar to that which occurs ...
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... nitrogen , yet one- third of the nicotine disappears ; it possibly serves as food for the lower organisms , as an earlier research t has shown that Botrytis cinerea can eat it . There is a loss of nitrate nitrogen and a diminution of ...
... nitrogen , yet one- third of the nicotine disappears ; it possibly serves as food for the lower organisms , as an earlier research t has shown that Botrytis cinerea can eat it . There is a loss of nitrate nitrogen and a diminution of ...
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