Alkali soil reclamation: Most carbon dioxide added to irrigation water is lost into atmosphere and as reclaiming agent

Martin, J; Schoonover, W

Alkali soil reclamation: Most carbon dioxide added to irrigation water is lost into atmosphere and as reclaiming agent

Authors

J. C. Martin
Warren R. Schoonover

Authors Affiliations

J. C. Martin is Chemist in Plant Nutrition, University of California, Berkeley; Warren R. Schoonover is Extension Soils Specialist, University of California, Berkeley.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 7(11):7-15. DOI:10.3733/ca.v007n11p7. November 1953.

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Abstract

Use of carbon dioxide in irrigation water had no significant effect toward the reclamation of black alkali soil in the cases of two Tulare County irrigation systems studied.

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