Use of partially acidulated rock phosphate as a possible means of minimising phosphate fixation in acid soils |
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Authors: | N Panda U K Misra |
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Institution: | (1) Department of Soils and Agricultural Chemistry, Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar, India |
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Abstract: | Summary To examine the possibility of minimising phosphate fixation the lateritic soil at various levels of liming was incubated with
phosphate rock from U.A.R. acidulated to different degree viz. 0, 10, 20, 50, and 100 per cent both with phosphoric and nitric
acid. The soil was incubated for 90 days on addition of different phosphate carriers at the rate of 100 ppm total P2O5 containing different proportion of water-soluble, citrate-soluble and insoluble phosphorus. Samples were drawn at an interval
of 30 days. Bray's p1 and pH of the soil samples were measured. The dry-matter yield and uptake of phosphorus by two successive crops of maize
grown in pots, the treatments being same as in incubation study, were well correlated with the Bray's p1. Ground rock phosphate and 10 per cent acidulated material were effective in minimising the fixation in soil of pH 4.0 whereas
50 per cent acidulation was suitable for soils of higher pHi.e. 5.6 and 6.5. H3PO4 acidulated material was proved superior to HNO3 acidulated product. The use of partially acidulated rock phosphate for acid soils may be recommended to receive economic
return.
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