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Plant Availability of Phosphorus in Four Superphosphate Fertilizers Varying in Water-Insoluble Phosphate Compounds

Prochnow    
L.I.    
Chien    
S.H.    
Carmona    
G.    
Dillard    
E.F.    
Henao    
J.    
Austin    
E.R.    

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