Ammonia volatilization loss and nitrogen balance in wetland rice

By:

JAGDEV Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1995Edition: SoilsDescription: 149,10LSubject(s):

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T 633.18 J20A

Summary: The results revealed that PU amended with coated calcium carbide (CCC) increased floodwater pH, ammonical-N alkalinity and pNH3 more than dicyandiamide (QCD) followed by unamended urea. Ammonia volatilization loss estimated by acid traps in the field vari

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The results revealed that PU amended with coated calcium carbide (CCC) increased floodwater pH, ammonical-N alkalinity and pNH3 more than dicyandiamide (QCD) followed by unamended urea. Ammonia volatilization loss estimated by acid traps in the field vari

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