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The book of the Rothamsted experiments
1917, J. Murray
in English
- 2d ed., rev. by E. J. Russell...Issued with the authority of the Lawes agricultural trust committee.
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Table of Contents
CONTENTS.
Preface.
Biographical introduction [Sir John Bennet Lawes, Sir Joseph Henry Gilbert. By R. Warington. Reprinted from obituary notices of the Royal society]
The sources of the nitrogen of vegetation.
Meteorological observations.
The composition of the Rothamsted soil.
Experiments upon wheat.
Experiments upon barley.
Experiments upon oats.
Experiments upon root-crops grown continuously on the same land.
Experiments upon the continous growth of leguminous crops.
Experiments upon grass land mown for hay every year.
Experiments upon crops grown in rotation, Agdell field.
Nitrification and the composition of drainage waters.
The feeding experiments.
Miscellanoues enquires.
Appendix I : I. List of publications issued from the Rothamsted experimental station, 1843-1905 : p. [273]-283. II. Publications by other investigators, dealing with material from Rothamsted : p. 283-284. III. Other publications dealing with the Rothamsted experiments : p. 284-285.
Appendix II. : Officials.
Appendix III : List of past and present workers at the Rothamsted experimental station.Index.
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Contains biographies of Sir John Bennet Lawes, and Sir Joseph Henry Gilbert, by R. Warington.
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