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The content of available mineral phosphorus compounds in chestnut soils of Northern Mongolia upon application of different forms of phosphorite

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The effect of different forms of phosphorite (activated and crude ground) of the Burenkhansk deposit on the phosphate status of chestnut soils and the productivity of spring wheat was studied in Northern Mongolia. It was found that the transformation of mineral soil phosphates upon the application of activated phosphorite (together with NK) is similar to that upon superphosphate application, and the available phosphorus concentration is even a gradation higher. The application of crude ground phosphorite helped to preserve the content of mineral phosphates in the soil at the initial level. Optimum concentrations of available phosphorus and the sum of loosely bound and calcium phosphates in the plow horizon were estimated 33–35 mg/kg) and 16–18 mg/100 g, respectively. Under these concentrations, high and sustainable yields of spring wheat were obtained upon application of activated phosphorite.

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Original Russian Text © L.L. Ubugunov, B. Enkhtuyaa, M.G. Merkusheva, 2015, published in Pochvovedenie, 2015, No. 6, pp. 731–739.

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Ubugunov, L.L., Enkhtuyaa, B. & Merkusheva, M.G. The content of available mineral phosphorus compounds in chestnut soils of Northern Mongolia upon application of different forms of phosphorite. Eurasian Soil Sc. 48, 634–642 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064229315060113

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