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De-ashed-biochar slow-release N fertilizer increased NUE in alkaline calcareous soils under wheat and maize crops. [PDF]

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Rashid M   +12 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Impact of a Soil Cyanobacteria Consortium-Based Bioinoculant on Tomato Growth, Yield, and Fruit Quality. [PDF]

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Hakkoum Z   +6 more
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<i>Azospirillum brasilense</i> in the Planting Furrow of Sugarcane to Minimize the Use of N Fertilizer. [PDF]

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de Souza JAL   +9 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Mineral nutrition and fertilizers

1992
Fertilization is an important part of the normal intensive production of tea. Optimum fertilizer applications, in association with other appropriate cultural practices, should produce high yields. For the most effective use of applied fertilizer many soils need to be improved so that they include a higher proportion of organic matter.
D. Bonheure, K. C. Willson
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Mineralization and nitrification of ureaform fertilizers

Fertilizer Research, 1988
In an attempt to produce N materials that exhibit some delayed-release character and yet make all the N available in one growing season, ureaform (UF) fertilizers were prepared using low amounts of paraformaldehyde (PFA) (6% to 15% PFA w/w). Mineralization and nitrification of the various water-soluble components of these UF materials were studied over
C. B. Christianson   +2 more
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Maize yield responses to mineral fertilization

Cereal Research Communications, 2006
The maize field trails were set up on loessive pseudogley at site Krizevci in central Croatia and they were conducted during three vegetations. The soil exhibited moderately acid reaction (pHKCl=4.96), low humus content (2.1 %), and averagely supplied with available P2O5 and K2O (148 and 122 mg kg-1, respectively).
Bertic, Blazenka   +5 more
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Ammonia Emission from Mineral Fertilizers and Fertilized Crops

2004
Abstract A thorough understanding of the physical and chemical processes involved in NH 3 emission from inorganic N fertilizers and fertilized crops is required if reliable and operational NH 3 emission factors and decision support systems for inorganic fertilizers are to be developed, taking into account the actual soil properties, climatic ...
Sommer, G.   +2 more
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