Influence of continuous fertilzation to a maize- wheat sequence on the changes in soil properties of P. release.

By:

Harjit Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U. 1992Edition: SoilsDescription: 29cm. 51,17Subject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.8 H30I

Summary: Organic carbon and available nutrients and micronutrients tended to decline with cropping Phosphorus application at both the rates (40 & 80 kg P205 ha-1) alongwith N significantly increased the organic carbon (OC) content. The available N status was nearl

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Organic carbon and available nutrients and micronutrients tended to decline with cropping Phosphorus application at both the rates (40 & 80 kg P205 ha-1) alongwith N significantly increased the organic carbon (OC) content. The available N status was nearl

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