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Fractionation of the Residual Phosphorus Compounds in Black and Red Soils Treated with Phosphatic Fertilizers

T. Seshagiri Rao, Nisar Ahmed, H. K. Gopinath Rao

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Inorganic P fractions were determined in black and red soils after treating them separately with ammonium phosphate and superphosphate at three levels of P. In both soils, Fe-P was more than the other forms. Al-P was found only in soils treated with superphosphate. The liberation of strong acid as a result of the reaction of superphosphate with soil water might have caused the dissolution of Fe and Al from clay which precipitated Fe- and Al-phosphates.

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Inorganic P fractions were determined in black and red soils after treating them separately with ammonium phosphate and superphosphate at three levels of P. In both soils, Fe-P was more than the other forms. Al-P was found only in soils treated with superphosphate. The liberation of strong acid as a result of the reaction of superphosphate with soil water might have caused the dissolution of Fe and Al from clay which precipitated Fe- and Al-phosphates.

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Inorganic P fractions were determined in black and red soils after treating them separately with ammonium phosphate and superphosphate at three levels of P. In both soils, Fe-P was more than the other forms. Al-P was found only in soils treated with superphosphate. The liberation of strong acid as a result of the reaction of superphosphate with soil water might have caused the dissolution of Fe and Al from clay which precipitated Fe- and Al-phosphates.

Key concepts: Soil water, Phosphorus, Chemistry, Fractionation, Dissolution, Phosphate, Ammonium, Water soluble

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