1988
DOI: 10.1080/00380768.1988.10415586
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Dynamics of ammonia volatilization losses in wetland soil following the broadcasting application of urea amended with phenyl phosphorodiamedate

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“…The results proved that in this soil, too, the retarding effect of PPDA on urea hydrolysis, ~ + accumulation, and pNH3 lasted only a few days after both first and second applications of urea at each rate. Phongpan et al (1988) performed a pot experiment using a wetland soil (clay, pH 5.1) from Thailand. Pots filled with soil to reach a total dry weight of 4 kg/pot were flooded with demineralized water, puddled and allowed to stand overnight.…”
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“…The results proved that in this soil, too, the retarding effect of PPDA on urea hydrolysis, ~ + accumulation, and pNH3 lasted only a few days after both first and second applications of urea at each rate. Phongpan et al (1988) performed a pot experiment using a wetland soil (clay, pH 5.1) from Thailand. Pots filled with soil to reach a total dry weight of 4 kg/pot were flooded with demineralized water, puddled and allowed to stand overnight.…”
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