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Barbara Kern, Ken Kern. Mulch planting can significantly limit surface evaporation . We will say more about this method in ensuing chapters , but to the extent that mulch saves water and protects soil , it should be touched upon here .
Barbara Kern, Ken Kern. Mulch planting can significantly limit surface evaporation . We will say more about this method in ensuing chapters , but to the extent that mulch saves water and protects soil , it should be touched upon here .
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... Mulching , however , is an equally viable process of soil enrichment , as mulch requires no further handling once it is spread directly on the ground . Organic matter , applied as mulch , slowly decomposes without the excessive heat ...
... Mulching , however , is an equally viable process of soil enrichment , as mulch requires no further handling once it is spread directly on the ground . Organic matter , applied as mulch , slowly decomposes without the excessive heat ...
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... mulch as sheet compost , soil's humus layer is increased so that microbial decomposers may supply nu- trients to hungry plants . Soil stability , aeration , and drainage are improved , while plant moisture and nutrition are retained ...
... mulch as sheet compost , soil's humus layer is increased so that microbial decomposers may supply nu- trients to hungry plants . Soil stability , aeration , and drainage are improved , while plant moisture and nutrition are retained ...
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