MODIFYING LIME REQUIREMENT FOR SANDY, TO SANDY CLAY LOAM SOILS IN THE NATAL MIDLANDS

作者: BL Schroeder , JH Meyer , RA Wood , PET Turner

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摘要: Data from a number of field and pot trials established on humic sandy to clay loams (15-35% clay) indicated non-significant responses applied lime, despite exchange­ able aluminium index (EAI) values well above the accepted threshold value 54 ppm AI. The use Al:S soil ratio was investigated as means modifying lime requirement sulphate ion is thought participate in com­ plexing aluminium, organic matter known re­ lease considerable amounts ofsulphur by mineralisation. An AI:S 2 proposed which response likely. Modified recommendations for sulphate-rich loam/sandy loam soils are suggested.

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