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es of roots to plants 9 Habit of growth of roots 11 Conditions necessary for root growth 20 III.--SOILS 23 Relation of soil to plants 23 Classification of soils 26 How were soils made? 30 Soil texture 37 IV.--RELATION OF SOILS TO WATER 39 Importance of water to plants 39 Sources of soil water 40 Attitude of soils toward water: Percolation Absorption from below Power to hold water 40 The effect of working soils when wet 45 V.--FORMS OF SOIL WATER 48 Free water 48 Capillary water 49 Film water 50 VI.--LOSS OF SOIL WATER By surface wash By percolation and leaching By evaporation By transpiration How to check these losses 53 VII.--SOIL TEMPERATURE 57 How soils are warmed 58 How soils lose heat How to check loss of heat 59 Conditions which influence soil temperature 60 Value of organic matter 61 VIII.--PLANT FOOD IN THE SOIL 63 IX.--SEEDS 70 Conditions necessary for sprouting 70 Seed testing 75 How the seeds come up 77 Use of cotyledons and endosperm 79 X.--SEED PLANTING 81 Depth of planting: Operation of planting Planting machines 81 Seed classification 85 Transplanting
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