Sulphur indexing of soils and crops in areas under maize-wheat cropping system

By:

DALVINDERJIT Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1987Edition: Soil SciencesDescription: 84,15LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.825 D13S

Summary: Analysis of three hundred and two surface (0-15 cm) samples of soils and an equal number of wheat and 103 maize leaf samples from cultivators fields indicated a wide spread deficiency of sulphur It showed a varying pattern with depth In the profiles from

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Analysis of three hundred and two surface (0-15 cm) samples of soils and an equal number of wheat and 103 maize leaf samples from cultivators fields indicated a wide spread deficiency of sulphur It showed a varying pattern with depth In the profiles from

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