...(oxygen and hydrogen), ammonia and ammoniacal salts are, according to Mr. Lawes, organic matters !! " Inorganic manures are those substances which contain the mineral ingredients, of which the ashes of plants are found to consist." phosphorus (phosphoric acid), alkalies, earths, salts, and metals,...

...decomposition or otherwise, ORGANIC MATTER — carbon, hydrogen, OXYGEN, and nitrogen — CONSTITUENTS WHICH UNCULTIVATED PLANTS DERIVE ORIGINALLY FROM THE...ingredients, of which the ash of plants is found to consist." Before I enter on any discussion of this definition or theory, I must beg to recal the views on the...

...decomposition or otherwise, ORGANIC MATTER— carbon, hydrogen, OXYGEN, and nitrogen — CONSTITUENTS WHICH UNCULTIVATED PLANTS DERIVE ORIGINALLY FROM THE...manures are those substances which contain the mineral ingredienti, of which the ash of planta is found to consist." Before I enter on any discussion of this...

...the plant, by decomposition or otherwise, carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen. Jnorganio manures are thoae substances which contain the mineral ingredients of which the ash of plants is found to consist. " — [Translation.] But the following is the passage as it really stands at the page referred to by...

...decomposition or otherwise, organic matter — carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen — constituents which uncultivated plants derive originally from the...ingredients, of which the ash of plants is found to consist. Much of the sub110 THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. stances employed as manures contain both organic md inorganic...

...decomposition or otherwise, organic matter — carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen — constituents which uncultivated plants derive originally from the...ingredients, of which the ash of plants is found to consist. Most of the substances employed as manures contain both organic and inorganic substances. The greater...

...decomposition or otherwise, organic matter — carl>on, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen — constituents which uncultivated plants derive originally from the...ingredients, of which the ash of plants is found to consist. Most <>f the substances employed as manures contain both organic and inorganic substances. The greater...

...are capable of yielding to the plant, by decomposition or otherwise, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen. Inorganic manures are those substances which contain...the mineral ingredients of which the ash of plants in found to consist." — [Translation.] But the following is the passage as it really stands at the...

...decomposition or otherwise, organic matter—carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen—constituents which uncultivated plants derive originally from the...ingredients, of which the ash of plants is found to consist. Much of the substances employed as manures contain both organic and inorganic substances. The greater...

...MATTER— csrbon, hydrogen, OXYOBN, and nitrogen — CONSTITUENTS WHICH UNCULTIVATED PLANTS D8BIVE ORIGINALLY FROM THE ATMOSPHERE. Inorganic manures...ingredients, of which the ash of plants is found to consist." Before I enter on any discussion of this definition or theory, I must beg to recal the views on the...