Publisher:
Wallingford, CAB International: 1997
Large 8vo, pp xvi, 409, pictorial laminated boards, the faintest signs of use, but really a very good copy. [Biological management of nutrient supply to plants is intrinsically more complex that the provision of nutrients as inorganic fertilizers. A predictive understanding of these biological factors is therefore needed. We need to know whether the nutrients released are retained or lost from the system, whether rates of decomposition can be manipulated to improve nutrient use efficiency, and how the various fractions of plant residues translate into pools of organic matter in soil. Only then...
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