Phosphorus in gypsiferous soils: the influence of soil properties of P fractionation.

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Phosphorus in gypsiferous soils: the influence of soil properties of P fractionation. / Muhammad, H. J.; Jones, K. C.
In: Geoderma, Vol. 53, No. 1-2, 1992, p. 97-104.

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title = "Phosphorus in gypsiferous soils: the influence of soil properties of P fractionation.",

abstract = "This paper presents the results of a study into the status and distribution of P in six gypsiferous soil profiles collected from Iraq and southern Spain. A selective extraction procedure based on a modified version of that developed by Chang and Jackson was used. The concentrations of total P and the different inorganic P fractions declined with depth in all the soil profiles. The forms of the inorganic P fractions when expressed as a percentage of the total P decreased in the order: Ca-bound P reductant-extractable P > Al-bound P > Fe-bound P > organic P > NH4Cl-extractable P. There was little difference between profiles or horizons in this general pattern of distribution. The Ca-bound fraction ranged between 61.9 and 78.6% of the total P in different horizons. It is concluded that the behaviour of P in gypsiferous soils is dominated by its interactions with Ca supplied by gypsum.",

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N2 - This paper presents the results of a study into the status and distribution of P in six gypsiferous soil profiles collected from Iraq and southern Spain. A selective extraction procedure based on a modified version of that developed by Chang and Jackson was used. The concentrations of total P and the different inorganic P fractions declined with depth in all the soil profiles. The forms of the inorganic P fractions when expressed as a percentage of the total P decreased in the order: Ca-bound P reductant-extractable P > Al-bound P > Fe-bound P > organic P > NH4Cl-extractable P. There was little difference between profiles or horizons in this general pattern of distribution. The Ca-bound fraction ranged between 61.9 and 78.6% of the total P in different horizons. It is concluded that the behaviour of P in gypsiferous soils is dominated by its interactions with Ca supplied by gypsum.

AB - This paper presents the results of a study into the status and distribution of P in six gypsiferous soil profiles collected from Iraq and southern Spain. A selective extraction procedure based on a modified version of that developed by Chang and Jackson was used. The concentrations of total P and the different inorganic P fractions declined with depth in all the soil profiles. The forms of the inorganic P fractions when expressed as a percentage of the total P decreased in the order: Ca-bound P reductant-extractable P > Al-bound P > Fe-bound P > organic P > NH4Cl-extractable P. There was little difference between profiles or horizons in this general pattern of distribution. The Ca-bound fraction ranged between 61.9 and 78.6% of the total P in different horizons. It is concluded that the behaviour of P in gypsiferous soils is dominated by its interactions with Ca supplied by gypsum.

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DO - 10.1016/0016-7061(92)90023-Z

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