Effect of solution flow velocity on the removal of exchangeable sodium and prediction of Ca-Na exchange in sodic soils

By:

Yogesh Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1977Description: 29cm. : 103+15 lSubject(s):

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T 631.41 Y-4E

Summary: Similar amounts of calcium when applied as slug at the soil surface affected sodium removal upto greater depth as compared with the application of calcium as part of the leaching water (solution case) An increase in the amount of applied water increased t

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Similar amounts of calcium when applied as slug at the soil surface affected sodium removal upto greater depth as compared with the application of calcium as part of the leaching water (solution case) An increase in the amount of applied water increased t

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