A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHOSPHORUS REQUIREMENT, THE IMMOBILIZATION OF ADDED PHOSPHATE, AND THE PHOSPHATE BUFFERING CAPACITY OF COLLIERY SHALES

作者: A. H. FITTER

DOI: 10.1111/J.1365-2389.1974.TB01101.X

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摘要: Summary Soluble phosphorus was allowed to age in contact with four colliery shales for up 6 months. The ageing process apparently involved three stages–(i) a rapid initial drop controlled by pH; (ii) steady-state period; and (iii) an exponential decline whose rate proportional buffering capacity. Using this relation-ship model derived predict soil requirement.

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