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Modeling soil and plant phosphorus dynamics in calcareous and highly weathered soils

By: Contributor(s): Material type: ArticleArticleLanguage: En Publication details: 1989ISSN:
  • 0361-5995
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 89-146835
 In: Soil Science Society of America Journal v. 53, no. 1, p. 153-15889-146835Summary: Labile and organic phosphorus (P) and sorbed P are required as the minimum data set to run a soil-plant P cycling model recently developed for continental U.S. soils. Labile and organic P and P sorption index were related to physical and chemical properties of 23 calcareous (greater than 50 g kg-1 CaCO3 content) and 32 highly weathered soils (greater than 30% Al saturation), to allow estimation of these P forms from readily available soil data. The P sorption or fertilizer AV index was estimated as the fraction of fertilizer P remaining as labile (resin extractable) P following incubation of soil and fertilizer. Labile P was linearly related (R2
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Labile and organic phosphorus (P) and sorbed P are required as the minimum data set to run a soil-plant P cycling model recently developed for continental U.S. soils. Labile and organic P and P sorption index were related to physical and chemical properties of 23 calcareous (greater than 50 g kg-1 CaCO3 content) and 32 highly weathered soils (greater than 30% Al saturation), to allow estimation of these P forms from readily available soil data. The P sorption or fertilizer AV index was estimated as the fraction of fertilizer P remaining as labile (resin extractable) P following incubation of soil and fertilizer. Labile P was linearly related (R2

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