Phosphorus and Potash Availability in the Salt Affected Soil of Bhal Region (Gujarat) as· Influenced by Natural Drying, Levels of Phosphorus Sources and FYM
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V S Patel
Department of Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science,Gujarat Agricultural University, Anand
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J C Patel
Department of Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science,Gujarat Agricultural University, Anand
Abstract
Incubation of a 'Bhal' soil with or without farin yard manure (FYM) and phosphorus from different sources showed that application of FYM markedly decreased the soil pH and significantly enhanced the P and K availability in the soil. The P and K availability of soil reduced significantly when moisture was depleted from 40 to 10%. Again on rewetting the soil, nutrients availability was restored. Application of diammonium phosphate significantly increased the Olsen's P in the soil as compared to that with monocalcium phosphate.Downloads
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13-12-2016
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17-12-2016
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Patel, V. S., & Patel, J. C. (2016). Phosphorus and Potash Availability in the Salt Affected Soil of Bhal Region (Gujarat) as· Influenced by Natural Drying, Levels of Phosphorus Sources and FYM. Annals of Arid Zone, 35(4). https://doi.org/10.56093/aaz.v35i4.65311
