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Synopsis: Effects of lime and aluminum sulfate on pH were quite pronounced 6 weeks after application, but had diminished in 12 months and changed little during an additional 24-month period. Three years after applications, little effect was evident on pH, exchangeable acidity, Al, Ca, or Mg below 8 inches. Exchangeable Al levels were less than 1/100th of those actually applied, indicating that hydrolysis and precipitation of Al as some species of aluminum hydroxide had occurred.
2 Associate Professors of Agronomy. (Senior author now Professor of Agronomy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg.
Received for publication July 3, 1964.
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