Forms of potassium and magnesium in the soil as a basis to estimating soil aboundance and fertilization with these elements
2001
In the group of problems there dominate research works on the effect of fertilization procedures and crop rotation on accumulation of available K and Mg forms in the soil, their transformation into non-exchangeable forms and leaching from the soil profile. A number of discussed detailed questions dealt with: non-exchangeable sorption of K and NH4, the influence of selected soil properties on mobility of K and Mg forms in the soil; antagonistic effect of K on the Mg and Ca uptake by cultivated plants; formation of exchangeable K and Mg form proportions in the medium of acid soils; impact of sprinkling irrigation levels and selected soil properties on K and Mg translocation deep into soil profile
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