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Synopsis: The effects were most detrimental in sandy soil. As the soil type changed from sand, to sandy loam, to clay loam, to clay, the damage decreased. With each increase in the interval between soil treatment and planting there was a general increase in germination and seedling vigor.
2 Formerly graduate student in Agronomy, Agronomist, and Associate Agronomist, respectively. The authors are grateful to R. T. Ramage for reviewing the manuscript.
Received for publication June 3, 1959.
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