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Study on pH and organic carbon of soil sample collected from three different urban ponds of Nadia district, West Bengal, India

International Journal of Fauna and Biological Studies · 2018 · Vol. 5(1) · pp. 87–90

Shibam Saha✉Anandamoy MondalAbhrajyoti MandalPriyanka PatraSoumya Pradhan

Abstract

The present study was carried out to make a study on pH and Organic carbon of soil sample of three urban ponds of Nabadwip at Nadia district, West-Bengal. The monthly mean variation in soil pH ranged between 7.35 (January) and 8.61(May) in P-1, 6.21(January) and 6.90 (June) in P-2 and 6.20 (Feb) and 6.82(June) in P-3. The maximum mean value was recorded in P-1 and minimum in P-3. The soil pH was significantly highest (p

Agricultural Science and FertilizationWest bengalTotal organic carbonEnvironmental scienceSoil testGeographySoil carbonVeterinary medicineToxicologyEnvironmental chemistrySoil water

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