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Experimental liming of watersheds: an international cooperative effort between the United States and West Germany

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An intergrated, international cooperative program has been initiated to manipulate two watersheds. This will include soil liming and/or fertilization of two watersheds, one in New York State and another in the Black Forest of West Germany. A description of the watersheds and approach is documented in this paper.

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  1. Robert W. Brocksen
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  2. Heinz W. Zoettl
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  3. Donald B. Porcella
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  4. Reinhard F. Huettl
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Brocksen, R.W., Zoettl, H.W., Porcella, D.B. et al. Experimental liming of watersheds: an international cooperative effort between the United States and West Germany. Water Air Soil Pollut 41, 455–471 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00160362

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