Estimation of the phosphate forms fractioned by method of Chang and Jackson affected by fertilization factors in long-term fertilization experiment (Pt. 2)
2005
Szymanska, M. | Korc, M. | Labetowicz, J. (Szkola Glowna Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego, Warszawa (Poland). Katedra Nauk o Srodowisku Glebowym)
The changes in content of phosphate forms in soil fractioned using method Chang and Jackson in 40-years old fertilization experiment were presented as affected by differentiated fertilization with N, K, P, liming and manuring. On the limed objects (from 1950) the greatest influence on accumulation of all phosphorus fractions had phosphoric fertilization and application of manure. Under influence of manure content of labile phosphate increased to the highest. The effect of potassium was insignificant. On nitrogen fertilized objects, the level of phosphorus content in soil was lower in comparison with objects without nitrogen
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