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TENIPERATLIRE ANT) CI-IENIICAL KINETICS OF FLOODED SOILS
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Chemical kinetics suggests that some of the bad effects oflow temperature in
submerged acid soils can be twercome by applying more nitrogen and phosphate
at planting, by liming. and by using one of the following methods of water
management: (l) delaying submergence after planting; (2) continuous submergencc;
(3) midscason soil drying; or (4) providing intcnial drainage.
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