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The comparative productiveness of seed potatoes grown on sandy and on peat soils in Central Wisconsin

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  1. University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.

    A. R. Albert, R. H. Larson & J. C. Walker

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The writers are indebted to Mr. James P. Jolivette who carried out the statistical analysis of the data presented herein and to Dr. James H. Torrie for advice rendered in this connection. The investigation was aided by a grant from the Federal Works Progress Administration.

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Albert, A.R., Larson, R.H. & Walker, J.C. The comparative productiveness of seed potatoes grown on sandy and on peat soils in Central Wisconsin. American Potato Journal 16, 16–24 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02862754

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