1951
DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.2740020606
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The availability of soil phosphate. III.—The phosphate‐fixing capacity of soil

Abstract: A method for measuring the phosphate fixation of soil is described, in which the soil‐phosphate mixture is evaporated to dryness and the unfixed phosphate subsequently extracted, using the Morgan reagent. In long‐term fertilizer experiments, ammonium sulphate decidedly increased the phosphate‐fixing capacity of soil. The effect of different forms of nitrogen on fixation was observed in laboratory experiments, those decreasing the pH causing increase in the fixing capacity of soil. Superphosphate reduced the fi… Show more

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