Distribution of Organic Phosphorus in Humus fractions in Some Soils of Uttar Pradesh
Ranjana Arya, B.R. Gupta, P.D. Bajpai
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Ranjana Arya, B.R. Gupta, P.D. Bajpai
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Maximum amount of organic phosphorus content in humic acid and fulvic acid was noted in greyish black soil of bhabhar (foot-hills) group. Asa whole, fulvic acid fraction contained the highest proportion of organic P (19.05%) followed by β-humus (12.7%), humic acid (5.9%) and hymatomelanic acid (0.3%). Major portion of organic phosphorus was associated with non-humic matter of the soil. Mar (black clay), a heavy textured soil in the Bundelkhand region showed maximum concentration of organic P in non-humic portion. Organic phosphorus associated with non-humic matter was found to be positively correlated with the finer particles (clay and silt) of the soil.
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Maximum amount of organic phosphorus content in humic acid and fulvic acid was noted in greyish black soil of bhabhar (foot-hills) group. Asa whole, fulvic acid fraction contained the highest proportion of organic P (19.05%) followed by β-humus (12.7%), humic acid (5.9%) and hymatomelanic acid (0.3%). Major portion of organic phosphorus was associated with non-humic matter of the soil. Mar (black clay), a heavy textured soil in the Bundelkhand region showed maximum concentration of organic P in non-humic portion. Organic phosphorus associated with non-humic matter was found to be positively correlated with the finer particles (clay and silt) of the soil.
Key concepts: Humus, Humic acid, Organic matter, Silt, Uttar pradesh, Phosphorus, Soil water, Chemistry