Track 2-11: Plant Nutrition and Nutrient Cycling
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Publication Date
2013
Location
Sydney, Australia
Description
Australian soils are generally low in phosphorus (P) by world standards and require applied P to reduce this limitation on plant growth. In grazing systems P is deposited on the soil surface from fertiliser, livestock excretion and senescing pasture. Phosphate occurs in many forms in soils. Because of rising fertiliser prices there is growing interest in assessing and improving the availability of accumulated soil P.
The objective of the research described here was to identify and quantify the forms of P in soils under permanent grasslands with a wide range of soil P status.
Citation
Dougherty, Warwick J.; Smernik, Ronald J.; and Doolette, Ashlea L., "Forms of Soil Phosphorus Accumulation in Grassland Soils" (2013). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 28.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/22/2-11/28)
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Forms of Soil Phosphorus Accumulation in Grassland Soils
Sydney, Australia
Australian soils are generally low in phosphorus (P) by world standards and require applied P to reduce this limitation on plant growth. In grazing systems P is deposited on the soil surface from fertiliser, livestock excretion and senescing pasture. Phosphate occurs in many forms in soils. Because of rising fertiliser prices there is growing interest in assessing and improving the availability of accumulated soil P.
The objective of the research described here was to identify and quantify the forms of P in soils under permanent grasslands with a wide range of soil P status.
