Movement and availability of manganese in coarse textured soils under rice-wheat system

By:

SIDHU, Baldev Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1989Edition: SoilsDescription: 154, 30LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 633.1 S42M

Summary: Increase in soil fertility level significantly increased the DTPA and water soluble plus exchangeable Mn but markedly decreased the reducible form of d Mn The content of readily available forms of Mn decreased with the tI increase in soil depth except und

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Increase in soil fertility level significantly increased the DTPA and water soluble plus exchangeable Mn but markedly decreased the reducible form of d Mn The content of readily available forms of Mn decreased with the tI increase in soil depth except und

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