Claim · model-written summary
IN neutral NH4OAc-extractable soil Mn declined as pH, ECe and ESP increased.
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e0“DTPA and IN neutral NH4OAc extractable Mn were reduced substantially with increasing pH, ECe, and ESP of salt affected soils”
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 Water-soluble soil Mn fell twofold with rising soil pH, ECe and ESP.
- 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.
- 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.