Nitrogen depletion - Does this help?

[Anthony]

http://extension.ag.uidaho.edu/nurs...oil Amendments and Potting Mixes -CIS 858.pdf

 

[coppice]

I'll be gentle this U of idaho article is a total crock of merde.

A-n-d trees don't take up nitrogen that-a-way. Trees eat as a symbiont of mycorriza (mushrooms) that do feed off of wood-sawdust in soil.

 

[GrimLore]

Reading that entire mess I think they better stick to potato farming... Not an expert but I can read English and it just makes little sense to me for several reasons.

There are plants like Wisteria that do not benefit from Nitrogen as Wisteria has nitrogen fixing capability (provided by Rhizobia bacteria in root nodules), and thus mature plants may benefit from added potassium and phosphate, but not nitrogen.


Grimmy

 

[0soyoung]

I'll be gentle this U of idaho article is a total crock of merde.

A-n-d trees don't take up nitrogen that-a-way. Trees eat as a symbiont of mycorriza (mushrooms) that do feed off of wood-sawdust in soil.

Reading that entire mess I think they better stick to potato farming...

The ignorance on display here is simply breath taking.

The bigotry is astounding.

 

[GrimLore]

The ignorance on display here is simply breath taking.

The bigotry is astounding.

I can only guess you did not read that mess... Bigot? nah - Telling it as it is far different

Grimmy

 

[DougB]

In the scientific world there must be peer review. This paper was issued in 1991. Did the paper/theory in question have any results of a peer review? Are there any papers since 1991 with this same theme?

Just asking????