Effect of pyrites and gypsum on the reclamation of sodic soils, growth and mineral composition of rice plants

By:

SHARMA, Kailash Chander

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1983Description: 51, 11LSubject(s):

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633.18 S33E

Summary: Application of gypsum and pyrites resulted in significant removal of Na from the soils, reduced pH and ESP and improved the growth of rice plants Pyrites applied on water soluble sulphur content basIs was either equally efficient or more efficient than gy

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Application of gypsum and pyrites resulted in significant removal of Na from the soils, reduced pH and ESP and improved the growth of rice plants Pyrites applied on water soluble sulphur content basIs was either equally efficient or more efficient than gy

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