“...ABSTRACT The overloading of soil with manure or mineral fertilizers enhances phosphorus...”
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“...The overloading of soil with manure or mineral fertilizers enhances phosphorus (P) availability...”
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“... incubated with P rates varying from 0 to 100 % of its maximum adsorption capacity. After 20 days...”
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Subjects: “...Panicum maximum; Stylosanthes; soil penetration resistance; stocking rate...”
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“... fertilizers over the soil surface, with no soil incorporation, at a rate of 200 mg kg-1 N. Experimental units...”
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“... volatilization after addition of animal residues and nitrogen (N) mineral fertilizers to the soil is important...”
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“... fertilizers over the soil surface, with no soil incorporation, at a rate of 200 mg kg-1 N. Experimental units...”
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Subjects: “...root development; soil water movement; retention curves; plant density; water conductivity...”
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Subjects: “...soil water movement...”
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“... remarkable whether incorporated to the soil, computing mineralization rates above 87%....”
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Subjects: “...Soil layout...”
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“... incubation. The peak of ammonia volatilization from the soil occurred in the first week after the application...”
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Subjects: “...soil penetration resistance...”
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“... soil solution. Since the decrease of the soil pH at fertilized sites can negatively affect...”
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“..., showing that even after 5 years of growth of Brachiaria the soil microbial biomass was found to be higher...”
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“... increasingly influenced by K2O rates. The rates provided increased K concentration and a decrease in Ca and...”
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Subjects: “...soil acidity...”
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Subjects: “...soil P fractionation...”
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“... with soil samples at rates of 0, 0.25, 0.50, 1.0, and 1.50-times that required to raise soil...”
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