A Muck Manual, for Farmers
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Salts without geine, act only on silicates of the soil. If now, these silicates contain any portion of aqueous rock, (1 1) they usually contain also, dis- tinct traces of organic matter. This matter is due for the most part, to the geine, held in solution in the water, from which the rocks were deposited. It is certainly within the bounds, not only of a chemical possibility, but of a high degree of probability, that the carbon under the influence of growing plants, may unite with oxygen or hydr...ogen, that is, with the elements of water, and form thus food for plants. Hence, on such soil, the mere application of salts, or of mineral manures, may produce, yea, and does produce marked and wonderful effects. This would 9* 102 ACTION OF SALTS.
be the effect of salts, applied to soil produced by the decomposition of slate ; even gneiss soil, which oc- curs occasionally in extensive patches, would be benefitted, but much less by such application. But such soil forms an exception, both to the general law, which has.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Salts without geine, act only on silicates of the soil. If now, these silicates contain any portion of aqueous rock, (1 1) they usually contain also, dis- tinct traces of organic matter. This matter is due for the most part, to the geine, held in solution in the water, from which the rocks were deposited. It is certainly within the bounds, not only of a chemical possibility, but of a high degree of probability, that the carbon under the influence of growing plants, may unite with oxygen or hydr...ogen, that is, with the elements of water, and form thus food for plants. Hence, on such soil, the mere application of salts, or of mineral manures, may produce, yea, and does produce marked and wonderful effects. This would 9* 102 ACTION OF SALTS.
be the effect of salts, applied to soil produced by the decomposition of slate ; even gneiss soil, which oc- curs occasionally in extensive patches, would be benefitted, but much less by such application. But such soil forms an exception, both to the general law, which has.
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