Silviculture Report On Lectures
Silviculture Report On Lectures
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The amount of $ air in soil depends directly on pore space and water. ~! v "j?l containing f jO-6of' of pore apace, the air space should occupy 1;, ^nn the remainder of th s pore space should, be water. The co: T tb~t ^-ir in the pore spaces verier; it contains more th---n thi cat^ide air; it hni3 ?. Hi h relative humidity (often satura- i i thf forest); t? . ; orally less oxygen and more nitrogen n in tha outride ir.
The outeidc cair is by wei^it: ?^A N-, 25^ 0.
ooil R'Dsorbp, ^asen. ? aaily c...ompressed ases are eailly absorbea; ammonia in n:or easily absorbed than and JU A soil can absorb enor- mous amounts of CO _, ao much, even, that it can be leached cut. Abeor- ion is helped, by*" the presence of mineral compounds in the noil. The three colloids mofit important in aiding absorption in the soil are clay, humus, and iron oxides.
Oxygon is necessary for bacteria action, deficient air gives reductive fermentation, *nd waptoe nitrogen salts, H this point -re will digress from Mr. Roth and insert some dis- cussions of this matter of soil, froin ?.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The amount of $ air in soil depends directly on pore space and water. ~! v "j?l containing f jO-6of' of pore apace, the air space should occupy 1;, ^nn the remainder of th s pore space should, be water. The co: T tb~t ^-ir in the pore spaces verier; it contains more th---n thi cat^ide air; it hni3 ?. Hi h relative humidity (often satura- i i thf forest); t? . ; orally less oxygen and more nitrogen n in tha outride ir.
The outeidc cair is by wei^it: ?^A N-, 25^ 0.
ooil R'Dsorbp, ^asen. ? aaily c...ompressed ases are eailly absorbea; ammonia in n:or easily absorbed than and JU A soil can absorb enor- mous amounts of CO _, ao much, even, that it can be leached cut. Abeor- ion is helped, by*" the presence of mineral compounds in the noil. The three colloids mofit important in aiding absorption in the soil are clay, humus, and iron oxides.
Oxygon is necessary for bacteria action, deficient air gives reductive fermentation, *nd waptoe nitrogen salts, H this point -re will digress from Mr. Roth and insert some dis- cussions of this matter of soil, froin ?.
What to read after Silviculture Report On Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roth, Filibert, 1858-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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