Efficient level of phosphorus fertility in paddy soils International symposium on distribution, characteristics and utilization of problem soils

Shiga, H.

Efficient level of phosphorus fertility in paddy soils International symposium on distribution, characteristics and utilization of problem soils

1982

Shiga, H. (Agricultural Research Center, Yatabe, Ibaraki (Japan))

AGROVOC Keywords

agricultural chemicals anthropogenic soil types application methods arroz cereales cereals crops cultivos cultivos de grano economic plants elements engrais environment environnement fertilizers fosforo grain crops medio ambiente methode methods no metales nonmetals paddy soils phosphore phosphorus plantas plante plante de culture plants produit agrochimique rice riz site factors soil types type de sol

Bibliographic information

Published in

Tropical Agriculture Research Series (Japan)

Issue 15

Publisher

Tropical Agriculture Research Center

Other Subjects

Sol de riziere; Methode d'application; Element chimique; Plante a grains; Tipos antropogenicos de suelos; Sol anthropogene; Sols; Productos quimicos agricolas; Plante d'interet economique; Plantas de valor economico; Caracteristicas del sitio; Metodos de aplicacion; Fertilizantes; Suelos; Suelo de arrozales; Soils; Metodos; Cereale; Elementos quimicos; Facteur lie au site; Tipos de suelo; Metalloide

Language

English

Note

19 ref.

Type

Conference; Directory

Source

International symposium on distribution, characteristics and utilization of problem soils, Hayashi, K. (ed.).- Yatabe, Ibaraki (Japan): Tropical Agriculture Research Center, Mar 1982. p. 227-241

Conference

Symposium on Tropical Agriculture Research, Tsukuba (Japan), 19-26 Oct 1981

In AGRIS since: 1983-06-15

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