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Title of Thesis |
| Author(s) Muhammad Waqas |
| Institute/University/Department Details Institute of Soil and Environmental Sciences/ University of Agriculture Faisalabad |
| Session 2008 |
| Subject Soil Science |
| Number of Pages 156 |
| Keywords (Extracted from title, table of contents and abstract of thesis) Phosphorous, Fertilizer, Legumes, Calcareous soils |
Abstract |
| Download Full Thesis |  1764 KB |
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| 1 | 0 | Contents | 4 | 58 KB |
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| 2 | 1 | Introduction | 5 |
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Review of Literature 2.1. P in the soil 2.2. P use efficiency 2.3. Reactions of P with soil components 2.4. P status of soils of Pakistan 2.5. Soil adsorptive properties versus nutrient bioavailability 2.6. Factors affecting P adsorption 2.7. P adsorption isotherms 2.8. Availability of P in calcareous soils 2.9. P build up and depletion 2.10. P requirement of legumes |
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Materials and Methods 3.1. Basic analysis of the soils 3.2. Laboratory study 3.3. Plant analyses 3.4. Field studies 3.5. Statistical analysis |
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4.1. P adsorption (%) by the three soils 4.2. Response of berseem to applied P in three soils (1st crop) 4.3. Response of mungbean (2nd crop) to applied P and residual P in the three soils 4.4. Response of berseem (3rd crop) to applied P and residual P on the three soils |
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| 6 | 5 | Summary | 4 | 884 KB |
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