Effectiveness of different phosphatic fertilizers measured using labelled superphosphate and phosphorus taken up by plants |
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Authors: | Laura C Bezzola Silvia C Lopez Nestor O Barbaro |
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Affiliation: | (1) Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias, U.C.A., R. Freire 183, 1426 Buenos Aires, Argentina;(2) División Aplicaciones Agropecuarias. C.N.E.A., Avda. del Libertador 8250, 1329 Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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Abstract: | The agronomic effectiveness of three P fertilizers (diamonium phosphate, rock phosphate and compost) was studied in a greenhouse experiment using wheat. A radioisotopic method, using triple superphosphate labelled with32P, was used to evaluate the P in dried tops that was derived from i) the soil, ii) labelled superphosphate and iii) the fertilizer being studied.The ratio between P uptake from each fertilizer and P uptake from the soil was used to compare the effectiveness of the different fertilizers. P derived from diammonium phosphate was greater than P derived from the soil, except in one soil. P derived from rock phosphate was always lower than P derived from the soil. The effectiveness of compost depended on soil type. Compost can produce two kind of effects: i) a direct P contribution and ii) an indirect effect improving P uptake from the soil. The radioisotopic method can be used to study the effectiveness of fertilizers even when there are no differences in yield. |
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Keywords: | Compost diammonium phosphate phosphorus availability fertilizer effectiveness 32P rock phosphate superphosphate wheat |
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