Ecological investigations upon the germination and early growth of forest trees ecologicalinves00boer Year: 1916 Germination of Forest Trees 85 This diagram shows very strikingly the water retaining capacity of these three soils. Not only do sand and gravel hold less mois- ture at the time of watering but they lose a much greater per cent, of it in the course of twenty-four hours than does loam. Diagram showing: n soil moisture per cent, at time of watering; â soil moisture per cent, twenty-four hours later. When we consider the amount of air space in these soils and the amount of soil mo


Ecological investigations upon the germination and early growth of forest trees ecologicalinves00boer Year: 1916 Germination of Forest Trees 85 This diagram shows very strikingly the water retaining capacity of these three soils. Not only do sand and gravel hold less mois- ture at the time of watering but they lose a much greater per cent, of it in the course of twenty-four hours than does loam. Diagram showing: n soil moisture per cent, at time of watering; â soil moisture per cent, twenty-four hours later. When we consider the amount of air space in these soils and the amount of soil moisture each retains, the fact that loam usually contains a great deal of moisture and very little air space and that gravel contains very lillle moisture and a great volume of air space is very strikingly shown.


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