...in the soil of corn-fields, because it is again conveyed to them as manure in the form of putrifying straw. But this is not the case in a meadow, and hence...of the constituents indispensable to the growth of the plants is wanting. Soils formed from basalt, grauwacke, and porphyry are, caeteris paribus, the...

...perceptibly in the soil of corn-fields, because it is again conveyed to them as manure in the form of putrefying straw. But this is not the case in a meadow,...of the constituents indispensable to the growth of the plants is wanting. Soils formed from basalt, grauwacke, and porphyry, are, cateris paribus, the...

...putrefying straw. But this is * Berthier, .•Inn.itles dr. Chimie et de Physique, t. xxx. p. 248. not the case in a meadow, and hence we never find...of the constituents indispensable to the growth of the plants is wanting. Soils formed from basalt, grauwacke, and porphyry, are, cceteris paribus, the...

...corn-fields, because it i.« again conveyed to them as manure in the form of putrefying straw. Hut this is not the case in a meadow ; and hence we never...of the constituents, indispensable to the growth of plants, is wanting. Soils formed from basalt, grauwacke, and porphyry, are, cteteris pariltus, the...

...perceptibly m the soil of corn-fields, because U is again conveyed to them as manure in the form of putrefying straw. But this is not the case in a meadow,...contain little potash, evidently because one of the consutuents indispensable to the growth of the plants is wanting.' Soils formed from basalt, grauwacke,...

...perceptibly in the soil of corn-fields, because it is again conveyed to them as manure in the form of putrefying straw. But this is not the case in a meadow,...of the constituents indispensable to the growth of the plants is wanting. Soils formed from basalt, grauwackè, and porphyry are, acttrit poruña, the...

...vary perceptibly in the soil of corn-fields, because it is conveyed to them as manure in the form of "putrefying straw. But this is not the case in a meadow, and hence we never find a luxuriant crop ot grass on sandy and calcareous soils, which contain little potash, evidently because one of the constituents...

...vary perceptibly in the soil of corn-fields, if it be again conveyed to them as manure in the form of putrefying straw. But this is not the case in a meadow,...and hence we never find a luxuriant crop of grass f on sandy and calcareous soils containing little potash, evidently because one of the constituents...

...perceptibly in the soil of corn-fields, because it is again conveyed to them as manure in the form of putrefying straw. But this is not the case in a meadow...of the constituents indispensable to the growth of the plants is wanting. Soils formed from basalt, grauwacke, and porphyry, are, caterit paribia, the...

...removed by the reaper, is again replaced in putrefying straw. But ibis is not the case with meadow-land. Hence we never find a luxuriant crop of grass on sandy and limestone soils which contain little potash, evidently because one of the constituents indispensable...