Effect of Exchangeable Sodium on Hydraulic Conductivity of Soils
Vinod Kumar Dixit, Roshan Lal
Abstract
Vinod Kumar Dixit, Roshan Lal
Abstract
Clay, clay loam, silty clay loam, silty ham, loam and loamy sand soils of U. P. were incubated with Na2CO3 (0, 15, 25, 35, 45, 55 & 65 per cent of CEC) in order to obtain increasing levels of exchangeable sodium. An increase in exchangeable sodium percentage was accompanied by a marked decrease in hydraulic conductivity. The fractional changes in hydraulic conductivity [K/Kmax) were 0.85 at 5.01 E.S.P., 0 52 at 14.43 E.S.P., 0.21 at 24.50 E.S.P., and 0.06 at 29.88 E.S.P.
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Clay, clay loam, silty clay loam, silty ham, loam and loamy sand soils of U. P. were incubated with Na2CO3 (0, 15, 25, 35, 45, 55 & 65 per cent of CEC) in order to obtain increasing levels of exchangeable sodium. An increase in exchangeable sodium percentage was accompanied by a marked decrease in hydraulic conductivity. The fractional changes in hydraulic conductivity [K/Kmax) were 0.85 at 5.01 E.S.P., 0 52 at 14.43 E.S.P., 0.21 at 24.50 E.S.P., and 0.06 at 29.88 E.S.P.
Key concepts: Loam, Hydraulic conductivity, Soil water, Sodium, Animal science, Soil science, Chemistry, Veterinary medicine