Sulphur Status of Some Important Soil Series of Vertisols of Maharashtra State
K. Dharkanath, A.Y. Mohite, Patil Patil
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K. Dharkanath, A.Y. Mohite, Patil Patil
Abstract
Depthwise distribution of different forms of sulphur in important soil series of Vertisols in Maharashtrawqs studied. In general, total-S and organic-S deer-eased and water soluble-S and SO4-S increased with the increasing depth of the soil profile. If 10 mg SO4-S kg−1 soil is considered as critical limit, the available sulphur was sufficient in all the soil series of Vertisols of Maharashtra.
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Depthwise distribution of different forms of sulphur in important soil series of Vertisols in Maharashtrawqs studied. In general, total-S and organic-S deer-eased and water soluble-S and SO4-S increased with the increasing depth of the soil profile. If 10 mg SO4-S kg−1 soil is considered as critical limit, the available sulphur was sufficient in all the soil series of Vertisols of Maharashtra.
Key concepts: Vertisol, Soil series, Veterinary medicine, Sulfur, Non-invasive ventilation, Soil water, Environmental science, Agronomy