African Journal of Agricultural Research · 2015
Phosphorus release from poultry litter to the soil due to the management
Marcos, C. M., Alfredo, R., Edleusa, P. S., Andre, L. A., Jeferson, K., Daniel, S., Joao, R. P. R., Pablo, H. S.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
P availability (Mehlich-1)
↑ 2= 24
- no effect
uncomposted poultry litter vs. composted poultry litternot significant · 15, 30 and 45 days after poultry litter application · PUCPR experimental farm, Toledo campus · Soil pH5.5, across surface/5/10cm application placements. Placement depth is not soil sampling depth. Fig2A Tukey shared A; no numerical marginal means printed.
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