Mobility, solubility and lability of fluid and granular forms of P fertiliser in calcareous and non-calcareous soils under laboratory conditions

Author

LOMBI, E¹ ; MCLAUGHLIN, M. J^{1 2} ; JOHNSTON, C¹ ; ARMSTRONG, R. D³ ; HOLLOWAY, R. E⁴
[1] CSIRO Land and Water, PMB 2 Glen, Osmond, SA 5064, Australia
[2] School of Environmental Sciences, University of Adelaide, PMB 1, Glen Osmond, SA 5064, Australia
[3] Department of Primary Industries, Natimuk Rd, PB 260, Horsham, VIC 3400, Australia
[4] South Australian Research and Development Institute, Minnipa Agricultural Centre, P.O. Box 31, Minnipa SA 5654, Australia

Conference name

International Symposium on Phosphorus Dynamics in the Soil-Plant Continuum (2 ; Perth 2003-09)

Source

Plant and soil. 2005, Vol 269, Num 1-2, pp 25-34, 10 p ; ref : 27 ref

CODEN

PLSOA2

ISSN

0032-079X

Scientific domain

Agronomy, agriculture, phytopathology; Plant biology and physiology; Ecology

Publisher

Springer, Dordrecht

Publication country

Netherlands

Document type

Conference Paper

Language

English

Author keyword

alkaline and calcareous soil fluid and granular fertiliser phosphorus

Keyword (fr)

Caractéristique sol Engrais granulé Engrais liquide Engrais phosphaté Etude en laboratoire Fertilisation minérale Fertilisation phosphatée Instabilité chimique Interaction sol Mobilité Phosphore Relation formulation propriété Sol agricole Sol alcalin Sol argileux Sol calcaire Solubilité Triticum aestivum Valeur fertilisante Calcarosol Chimie du sol Forme labile Vertosol Australie Méridionale Agronomie Angiospermae Elément minéral Engrais minéral Etude expérimentale Gramineae Macroélément Monocotyledones Plante céréalière Propriété chimique Propriété physicochimique Relation sol plante Science du sol Spermatophyta Australie Océanie

Keyword (en)

Property of soil Granulated fertilizer Liquid fertilizer Phosphate fertilizer Laboratory study Mineral fertilization Phosphorus fertilization Chemical instability Soil interaction Mobility Phosphorus Property formulation relationship Agricultural soil Alkaline soil Clay soil Calcareous soils Solubility Triticum aestivum Fertilizing value Calcarosols Soil chemistry Labile form Vertosols South Australia Agronomy Angiospermae Inorganic element Inorganic fertilizer Experimental study Gramineae Macronutrient(mineral) Monocotyledones Cereal crop Chemical properties Physicochemical properties Soil plant relation Soil science Spermatophyta Australia Oceania

Keyword (es)

Característica suelo Abono granulado Fertilizante líquido Fertilizante fosfatado Estudio en laboratorio Fertilización inorgánica Fertilización fosfatada Inestabilidad química Interacción suelo Movilidad Fósforo Relación formulación propiedad Suelo agrícola Suelo alcalino Suelo arcilloso Suelo calcáreo Solubilidad Triticum aestivum Valor fertilizante Calcarosol Química del suelo Forma lábil Vertosol Australia meridional Agronomía Angiospermae Elemento inorgánico Fertilizante inorgánico Estudio experimental Gramineae Elemento primario Monocotyledones Planta cerealista Propiedad química Propiedad fisicoquímica Relación suelo planta Ciencia del suelo Spermatophyta Australia Oceania

Classification

Pascal

002 Biological and medical sciences / 002A Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology / 002A32 Agronomy. Soil science and plant productions / 002A32C General agronomy. Plant production / 002A32C02 Soil-plant relationships. Soil fertility. Fertilization. Amendments / 002A32C02C Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium fertilizations / 002A32C02C2 Phosphorus fertilization

Discipline

Agronomy. Soil sciences and vegetal productions

Origin

Inist-CNRS

Database

PASCAL

INIST identifier

16864303

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