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Composition of Mobile Phosphate Fractions in Soils of the Pre-Carpathians Influenced by Drainage, Lime, and Phosphate Fertilizer

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Abstract

Specific factors of soil formation in the Pre-Carpathians drive a prevalence of iron and aluminium phosphate fractions and a low incidence of calcium phosphate. Given that present soil phosphate status is not satisfactory for agriculture, optimization can be achieved only through fundamental change of regime. Changes in the space profile of phosphate fractions in brown podzolic gleys (Albeluvisols) are examined under different drainage conditions and after application of lime and phosphate. It is confirmed that tile drainage not only improves soil aeration but also significantly influences the fractional composition of phosphates.

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  • Soil phosphate fractions
  • Albeluvisols
  • Drainage
  • Lime and phosphate

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  1. Department of Soil Science, Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University, 25 Lesi Ukrainki, Chernivtsi, 58000, Ukraine

    Tatiana Tsvyk

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  1. Chestnut Tree Farm, Forncett End , Northfolk, United Kingdom

    David Dent

  2. Soil Science Dept, Chernivtsy National Univ,, Chernivtsy, Ukraine

    Yuriy Dmytruk

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Tsvyk, T. (2017). Composition of Mobile Phosphate Fractions in Soils of the Pre-Carpathians Influenced by Drainage, Lime, and Phosphate Fertilizer. In: Dent, D., Dmytruk, Y. (eds) Soil Science Working for a Living . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-45417-7_17

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