Crop rotation and citrus: Cropping old citrus soil to other plants studied to learn effect on the growth of citrus replants

Martin, J; Ervin, J

Crop rotation and citrus: Cropping old citrus soil to other plants studied to learn effect on the growth of citrus replants

Authors

J. P. Martin
J. O. Ervin

Authors Affiliations

J. P. Martin is Associate Chemist in Soils ant plant Nutrition, University of California Riverside; J. O. Ervin is Laboratory Technician in Soils and Plant Nutrition, University of California, Riverside.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 8(6):12-16. DOI:10.3733/ca.v008n06p12. June 1954.

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Abstract

When some plants are grown in the same soil for long periods of time, organisms detrimental to the species develop and reduce the growth of the plants or replants, if perennials, and of subsequent crops, if annuals.

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