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  Effect of Rice Straw and Lime on Phosphorus and Potassium Mineralization from Cowdung and Poultry Manure under Covered and Uncovered Conditions in the Tropical Environment
 
 
Titel: Effect of Rice Straw and Lime on Phosphorus and Potassium Mineralization from Cowdung and Poultry Manure under Covered and Uncovered Conditions in the Tropical Environment
Auteur: U.A. Naher
M.A. Hashem
B.K. Mitra
M.K. Uddin
M.A. Saleque
Verschenen in: Pakistan journal of biological sciences
Paginering: Jaargang 7 (2004) nr. 1 pagina's 45-48
Jaar: 2004
Inhoud: A pot study was conducted at greenhouse to measure the P and K mineralization rate from fulvic acid with fresh poultry manure, partially decomposed cowdung, rice straw and lime under covered and uncovered condition. The decomposition period was 90 days. Initially the cowdung contain 127 ppm of fulvic acid P and 2.23 meq /100 g of fulvic acid K whereas the poultry manure contain 378 ppm of fulvic acid P and 13.4 meq /100 g of fulvic acid K. The P and K immobilization takes place after 15 days of decomposition and with the passing of time it increased gradually. The lime addition increased P concentration in cowdung treatments and the highest of 1505 ppm of fulvic acid P was recorded at 75 days of decomposition in the covered cowdung + lime treatment. The addition of rice straw increased K concentration in both cowdung and poultry manure treatments but it decreased the mineralization rate. The highest of 67 meq /100 g of fulvic acid K was mineralized at 75 days of decomposition in the uncovered poultry manure + rice straw treatment. The fulvic acid P mineralization was higher in the covered cowdung and poultry manure treatments. The fulvic acid K mineralization was also high in the covered cowdung treatments but in the poultry manure treatments it was higher in the uncovered treatments.
Uitgever: Asian Network for Scientific Information (provided by DOAJ)
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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