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Consequence of long-term balance nutrient management on soil nitrogen dynamics under groundnut-wheat cropping sequence in a calcareous clay Soils
International Journal of Chemical Studies · 2020 · Vol. 8(5) · pp. 1686–1691
KC Gajera✉(Junagadh Agricultural University)A. Rajani(Junagadh Agricultural University)L.C. Vekaria(Junagadh Agricultural University)AA Maheta
Abstract
The application of FYM maintained or increased nitrogen status of LTFE soils. In treatments of FYM (T8, T9), the status of nitrogen fractions increased. In case of all the fractions of nitrogen found significantly maximum in T9. At initial stage of experiment (1st year) available nitrogen status of LTFE soils falls under lower range (
Agricultural Science and FertilizationRice Cultivation and Yield ImprovementAgronomic Practices and Intercropping SystemsNitrogenCalcareousSoil waterAgronomyNitrogen balanceNutrientCroppingLong-term experimentEnvironmental scienceChemistry
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