Distribution of N, P and K in Soan River Valley Soils of Lower Shiwaliks
Pardeep Kumar, Shaishav Sharma, Praval Sharma
Abstract
Pardeep Kumar, Shaishav Sharma, Praval Sharma
Abstract
The vertical distribution of different forms of N, P and K did not follow any definite trend. The relationship of soil properties with forms of N, P and K indicated positive influence of pH on total N and organic carbon and silt on available N. The total P bore significantly positive relationship with pH, organic carbon, cation exchange capacity, silt and clay. The organic carbon and clay contents had positive influence on water soluble P as well. Total K was positively correlated with organic carbon, CEC and silt and water soluble K with sand and silt.
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The vertical distribution of different forms of N, P and K did not follow any definite trend. The relationship of soil properties with forms of N, P and K indicated positive influence of pH on total N and organic carbon and silt on available N. The total P bore significantly positive relationship with pH, organic carbon, cation exchange capacity, silt and clay. The organic carbon and clay contents had positive influence on water soluble P as well. Total K was positively correlated with organic carbon, CEC and silt and water soluble K with sand and silt.
Key concepts: Silt, Total organic carbon, Soil water, Cation-exchange capacity, Carbon fibers, Chemistry, Soil carbon, Animal science