Studies on transformations and movement of urea in some Punjab soils

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VIRAJ

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1974Edition: COADescription: 65+9LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.841 V81S

Summary: Urea-N (200 ppm) as completely hydrolyzed within 20-39 hrs of incubation in different soils. Urease activity of the different soils varied from 345-1000 ~g urea-N hydrolysedlg soillhr at 37"C It appeared to depend upon the organic carbon content, pH and t

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Urea-N (200 ppm) as completely hydrolyzed within 20-39 hrs of incubation in different soils. Urease activity of the different soils varied from 345-1000 ~g urea-N hydrolysedlg soillhr at 37"C It appeared to depend upon the organic carbon content, pH and t

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