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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"plant-available phosphorus"”.

  1. Characterizing phosphate desorption kinetics from soil : an approach to predicting plant available phosphorus

    … kinetics of P release using this new method and plant P uptake. This method consist of a procedure of shaking a sample for a long period of time there by exploiting the whole volume of the soil which is in contrast to the actual plant mode of uptake. This method has also practical limitations in …

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  2. Impact of Surface Application of Flue Gas Desulfurization Gypusum on Infiltration, Phophorus Behavior, and Total Sulfur in a Previously Manured Coastal Plain Soil

    … soil in Maryland containing excessive amounts of plant-available phosphorus (P). Using a constant head double-ring infiltrometer, a field experiment indicated a slight increase in final infiltration rate (FIR) at 10 and 15 Mg ha-1 application rates, however a laboratory rainfall simulation showed …

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  3. Phosphorous uptake and utilization efficiency in cluster root and non-cluster root forming species of the Core Cape Subregion, South Africa

    … leached soil substrates in the Western Cape. Plant available phosphorus (P) in these soils is very low, generally ranging from 0.4-3.7 µg P g-1 soil and as a result plants have evolved a number of traits to enhance P-acquisition, such as increased root surface area (SA) and specific root …

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  4. Greenhouse and laboratory study for the land application of water treatment residual

    … their environmental impacts. Many treatment plants discharge alum residual directly into nearby water courses or dewater them for landfilling. If suitable land is available, land application of residual is cost effective and has the potential for negligible effects on the environment and may …

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  5. Technological Innovations for Mid-Atlantic Cropping Systems

    … the importance of rate and timing of the plant growth regulator trinexapac-ethyl to malting barley in Virginia. Plant growth regulators can help plants remain upright during strong winds, thereby preserving grain quality and yield. However, this study demonstrated that risks of plant …

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  6. Relationships between soil chemical properties and forest structure, productivity and floristic diversity along an altitudinal transect of moist tropical forest in Amazonia, Ecuador.

    Entlang eines Höhentransektes von ungestörten höheren Tiefland zu montanen Primärwäldern in Nordost Ecuadors, im Gebiet des Sumaco Biosphären Reservates (SBR), untersuchten wir die die Hypothesen, dass (1) die Verfügbarkeit von Phosphor niedrig ist in den tiefer gelegenen Wäldern und mit …

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