Principles and practice of agricultural analysis. Volume 1 (of 3), SoilsNote 317 — PART SEVENTH. THE ORIGIN AND ESTIMATION OF OXIDIZED NITROGEN IN SOILS, RAIN AND DRAINAGE WATERS. (continued 2)Reading editionVid. op. cit. 38, 1891, S. 241.◇Copy noteReturn to PART SEVENTH. THE ORIGIN AND ESTIMATION OF OXIDIZED NITROGEN IN SOILS, RAIN AND DRAINAGE WATERS. (continued 2)