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Phosphate solubilizing micro-organisms in agriculture

2002

Mathew, M.M. (Soil Conservation Research Station, Kerala Agricultural University, Konni (India))

Phosphorus, the 'King Pin' in Indian agriculture, occupies a unique position both in conventional as well as in alternative agriculture. The effectiveness of phosphate fertilizers is decreased due to their reaction with soil components forming insoluble products thereby reducing the availabilit to plants.

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abonos fosfatados agricultura agriculture alga algae bacteria champignon chemicophysical properties chimie du sol ciencia del suelo engrais phosphaté fungi hongos instantaneización instantanéisation instantizing micro-organisme microorganismos microorganisms phosphate fertilizers propiedades fisicoquímicas propriété physicochimique química del suelo sciences du sol soil chemistry soil sciences superfosfato superphosphate

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Indian Farming (India)

Volume 52 Issue 9 ISSN 0019-4786

Language

English

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