Efficiency of anhydrous ammonia as nitrogen source, its retention and transformation in soils of Punjab

By:

BISHNOI, Sukh Raj

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1980Edition: COADescription: 114,12LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.841 B55E

Summary: The analysis of soil samples collected at various growth stages of plant showed that the NH4-N content in soil was higher in treatments receiving anhydrous ammonia compared to that with urea during the whole crop growth period in paddy as well as in wheat

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The analysis of soil samples collected at various growth stages of plant showed that the NH4-N content in soil was higher in treatments receiving anhydrous ammonia compared to that with urea during the whole crop growth period in paddy as well as in wheat

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