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IN a reconnaissance soil survey of Aberdeenshire, a large and representative collection of soil profiles from a variety of geological parent material types has been made. Pairs of profiles differing in their degree of natural drainage—freely drained, and poorly drained (gleyed) soils—have been taken from a large number of arable fields over a variety of geological areas. Each particular pair of profiles presumably has had the same manurial treatment.
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GLENTWORTH, R. Distribution of the Total and Acetic Acid-Soluble Phosphate in Soil Profiles having Naturally Free and Impeded Drainage. Nature 159, 441–442 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1038/159441a0
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