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Nutrient Testing of Soils to Determine Fertilizer Needs on Central Sierra Nevada Deer-Cattle Ranges
1982
Journal of range management
Soil samples representing six major forest soil series and two meadow unclassified types were collected from 17 locations on critical deer migration routes in the central Sierra Nevada, California. Nutrient tests were conducted in the greenhouse using soft chess (Bromus mollis) as an indicator species to determine deficiencies of nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur. These tests were carried out to assess fertilizer needs and the probability of field response to increased nutrient levels in the
doi:10.2307/3898381
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