Study on the decomposition of animal manures in Yasothon soil

Surasak Sereepong

Study on the decomposition of animal manures in Yasothon soil

1993

Surasak Sereepong

Chemical composition of the manures showed that chicken-manure had a higher nutrients content than cattle manure. More C/N ratio in soil when cattle manure was mixed with the soil than incorporated chicken manure treatment. The value of C/N ratio in soil decreased with increasing time after the addition of manures. The quantity of CO2-C evolved increased with increased in time of incorporated cattle manure. The amount of CO2-C evolved also increased with increasing the rate of N fertilizer application. The effect of chicken manure on plant growth was greater than cattle manure.

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carbon dioxide degradation dioxyde de carbone farmyard manure fumier ricinus communis soil types tailandia thailand tipos de suelos type de sol zea mays

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Pagination

p. 285-291

Other Subjects

Estiercol; Degradacion; Dioxido de carbono; Thailande

Language

Thai

Note

Summaries (En, Th)

3 ill.; 1 table

Translated Title

Kan suksa kan salaitua khong pui khok nai din chut Yasothon

Type

Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

1991-1992 Research Report, Agricultural Development Research Center in Northeast, Khon Kaen (Thailand).- Khon Kaen (Thailand), 1993

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Study on the decomposition of animal manures in Yasothon soil

1993

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