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THE USE OF BARKCOMPOST IN FLORICULTURE IN SPECIAL CONSIDERATION OF NITROGEN NUTRITION

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133_30
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255 – 262
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Abstract
Results of incubation experiments with barkcomposts under different conditions are reported.
Barkcompost without or with low N-addition before composting shows a considerable decrease in mineral-N content during incubation; NH4-N was immobilized much faster than mineral-N in the nitrate form.

Plant experiments with Euphorbia pulcherrima show a normal plant growth when additional nitrogen was added.
Decrease in mineral-N content during incubation was low in barkcompost with sufficient N-addition before composting.
After a short period of immobilization a considerable increase in mineral-N content due to mineralization followed.

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H.-D. Molitor
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