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Fate of native and applied potassium and zinc in a fixed maize-wheat rotation

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Ludhiana 1984Description: 94, 12LSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 631.41 D35F
Summary: lack of response to applied K was due to its release from non-exchangeable K and it contributed 96% for plant uptake The non-exchangeable potassium status decreased from 1814 to 715 kg K/ha (0-15 cm) when 200 kg N+100 kg P205/ha was applied to each crop S
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Theses/ Dissertation Theses/ Dissertation Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library 631.41 D35F (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 138771
Theses/ Dissertation Theses/ Dissertation Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library 631.41 D35F (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 138772

lack of response to applied K was due to its release from non-exchangeable K and it contributed 96% for plant uptake The non-exchangeable potassium status decreased from 1814 to 715 kg K/ha (0-15 cm) when 200 kg N+100 kg P205/ha was applied to each crop S

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