John Ryan, M. Alem Zghard
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Abstract A chronosequence of three calcareous soils from the Punjab plains of Pakistan was studied with respect to total, organic, and inorganic P fractions. Changes in these parameters and previously reported indices of development for these soils reflected their weakly weathered status.
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Abstract A chronosequence of three calcareous soils from the Punjab plains of Pakistan was studied with respect to total, organic, and inorganic P fractions. Changes in these parameters and previously reported indices of development for these soils reflected their weakly weathered status.
Key concepts: Chronosequence, Calcareous, Calcareous soils, Phosphorus, Soil water, Soil science, Environmental science, Agronomy