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Steel slag amendment was associated with a lower available-N:available-P ratio.
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Title
WEIQI WANG; JORDI SARDANS; CHUN WANG; et al. Experimental Agriculture 2017. doi:10.1017/s0014479717000412
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- Association Steel slag amendment was associated with higher soil N and P availability.
- Association Steel slag amendment was associated with higher available Ca and Si concentrations.
- Association Increases in P, Ca and Mg availability correlated with high rice yields.
- Association High yields under steel slag amendment were associated with high foliar and stem N and P concentrations.
- Association High yields under steel slag amendment were associated with lower N:P ratios.
- Association High yields were associated with high shoot/root N and P concentration ratios.
- Mechanism An indirect effect through soil Ca, Si and P availability accounted for 35% of the steel slag application–yield correlation.
- Intervention effect Steel slag amendment increased rice growth and yield.