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Sulphur requirments farm crops in relation to the soil and air supply

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Hart, E.B., Peterson, W.H

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TextSeries: Soil, Crops, Farm Wisconsin Agricultral Experiment Station. Research Bulletin No. 14Publication details: Madison 1911Description: 1-21 p

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