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Synopsis: Nitrogen uptake distribution from sources containing up to 62% of the N as water-insoluble from ureaform was not appreciably improved over watersoluble sources of N. More favorable N uptake distribution was obtained when the water-insoluble N was used alone, especially a product made with U/F mole ratio of 1.50, when applied at 1,000 pounds N per acre. Total yield was approximately doubled and total N recovery tripled as compared to a 100-pound application of soluble N.
2 Formerly graduate research assistant (now Research Soil Scientist, Southern Tidewater Exp. Sta., ARS, USDA, Fleming, Ga.) and Soil Chemist, respectively.
Received for publication August 6, 1962.
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