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Published in Soil Sci Soc Am J 28:218-221 (1964)
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A Soil Test for Phosphorus Based Upon Fractionation of Soil Phosphorus: I. Correlation of Soil Phosphorus Fractions with Plant-Available Phosphorus1

A. H. Al-Abbas and S. A. Barber2

ABSTRACT

The forms of P in 24 soils were determined by chemical fractionation. The available P was determined by plant growth experiments. Regression analysis of the P fractions with available P showed that iron P explained most of the variation. Water-soluble P was the only other fraction significantly contributing to the explained variation.

NOTES

1 Journal paper No. 2097. Purdue University Agr. Exp. Sta. Lafayette, Ind. Contribution from the Dept. of Agronomy.

2 Former Graduate Assistant and Professor of Agronomy, respectively, Purdue University.

Received for publication April 15, 1963. Accepted for publication August 19, 1963.






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