Claim · model-written summary
Water-soluble soil Mn fell twofold with rising soil pH, ECe and ESP.
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e0“There was 2 times reduction in water soluble Mn, 6.4 fold reduction in exchangeable Mn and 2.6 fold increase in easily reducible Mn with increase in soil pH from 7.2 to 10.3, ECe from 1.46 to 20.82 dS m−1 and ESP from 8.3 to 70.0”
Title
Available Mn in salt affected soils
Abhishek Srivastava; O. P. Srivastava Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science 1994
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Association Exchangeable soil Mn fell 6.4 fold with rising soil pH, ECe and ESP.
- Association Easily reducible soil Mn rose 2.6 fold with rising soil pH, ECe and ESP.
- Association Exchangeable Mn, easily reducible Mn and soil pH governed Mn availability.
- Association DTPA-extractable soil Mn declined as pH, ECe and ESP increased.
- Association IN neutral NH4OAc-extractable soil Mn declined as pH, ECe and ESP increased.
- Intervention effect Waterlogging enhanced soil Mn availability.
- Intervention effect Rice did not respond to Mn application in gypsum-amended saline sadie soil.
- Intervention effect Wheat did not respond to Mn application in gypsum-amended saline sadie soil.