Claim · model-written summary
Phosphate availability declined as moisture increased to saturation.
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e0“Phosphate availability decreased with increasing moisture content up to saturation.”
Title
JR Simpson; CH Williams Australian Journal of Soil Research 1970. doi:10.1071/sr9700209
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Intervention effect Brief incubation at high moisture reduced plant phosphorus uptake from monocalcium phosphate.
- Association At saturation, phosphate availability declined with incubation time up to four days.
- Intervention effect Subsequent incubation at 100 cm tension did not reverse the decrease in phosphate availability.
- Intervention effect Waterlogging usually had greater effects on air-dried than moist pre-incubated soil.
- Intervention effect Preincubation at 100 cm tension progressively reduced iron release.
- Intervention effect Preincubation at 100 cm tension progressively reduced subsequent phosphate immobilization.
- Intervention effect Surface-applied phosphate responded to waterlogging similarly to phosphate mixed into soil.