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• TABLE 6-3
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Footnotes:
1B An upper limit of 1.0 is proposed by MDSL (1994) and WDEO (19851. A limit of 0.85 is proposed by
Neuman end Munshower (1983) for a site with no topsoil. Peabody (1987) recommended a value of 2
assuming 100% legumes with 2 feet of topsoil ranging to a value of 8 assuming 100% grasses with 2
feet of topsoil.
Proposed by MDSL 119941, WDEO 119851, and USDI~OSMRE 119851.
3° Schafer 11979, 19801. Barth et al. (19811, and Sutton et al., (19811, propose 2.0.
~' Proposed by WDEO 119851. The lower limit proposed by Sutton et al. 119811.
~~ Recommended by Singleton and Barker (19801.
" This value is supported by WDED (19851, Smith (19741, and Sutton et al. (19811. Units are tons of
CeCO° required per 1000 tons material.
These values supported by Sutton et al. (19811 and Lindsay and Norvell (19781. Schafer 11980) Proposes
60.
3b These values supported by Barth 11986) and Lindsay and Norvell 119781. The high iron level (300 ppml
may not be toxic, but may cause significant nutrient imbalances.
t6 These values are recommended by Barth et al. (19611, Sutton et al. (19811, and Lindsay and Norvell
11 9781.
. tr This value recommended by Barth et al., (1981).
'° This value recommended by WDEG 119851 and USDA (19571.
39 This value is proposed by Sutton et al. (19811.
°0 This value proposetl by Schafer (1980); Barth et al. (19811 recommends 0.8 ppm.
" This value supported by Schafer (19801.
~~ This value reported by Gough et al. (19791.
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25 Revised 9/98