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Growth Response of Koa to Phosphorus Applications at Planting on Two Tropical Soils

A field experiment with 5 rates of P (0, 150, 300, 600, and 1400 kg ha') applied at planting was conducted with two provenances of Acacia koa on a Rhodic Eutrustox (Oxisol), Wahiawa soil series, and a Typic Kanhaplohumult (Ultisol), Leilehua soil series, to detennine the effects of phosphorus applications on the growth and nutrient response of koa.


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Author(s): J. A. Silva, P. G. Scowcroff

Event: Koa: A Decade of Growth
1996 - Honolulu Hawai’i