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Integrated phosphorus management in maize–chickpea cropping system on alkaline Fluvisol

Venkatesh et al., 2019

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841672627026256116
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Venkatesh M
Hazra K
Ghosh P
Singh M
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Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems

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In tropical agro-ecosystem, crop production is constrained by the reduced availability of soil phosphorus (P) due to strong P fixation. A field experiment was conducted for five cropping seasons on an alkaline Fluvisol to assess the integrated effect of six system-based fertilizer …
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