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Table 5.2. Physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of soil samples.

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Table 5.2. Physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of soil samples.

Texture pH CEC Exchangeable cations QC

Field code <2 2- 63- pH pH Ca Mg Nu K N-tol NH,-N

NOrN

P-lol % C/N

~m 63 2000 H2O KCI c,molJ<,g' clDol,kg' cl.noJ,kg· cmolJ<,g' crnol,kg' mg" mg" mg" mg"

llm ~m (1:2.5) ( 1:2.5) I

, , , ,

ARDS0- 0.25 3 4 93 77 7,2 1.6 1.7 0.4 <0.\ 0.2 158,I 12 26.2 88.6 02 15.18

ID

ARRS-0.25 8,I 78 17 2,0 0,5 <0.1 0.3 187,8 1.0 20,9 95.1 03 16.51

III

BDS0- 0.25III 4 6 90 8.0 6,8 1.6 1.0 0,2 <0.1 0.1 103.5 1.0 2.9 31.5 0.2 19,32

BRS O·0,25ID 8,I 6,8 2.1 12 04 <0,1 0.1 1204 0.7 1.9 83.0 0.2 14.95

CEC: n=orUum acetate pH 8.2 QC:Walkleyand Black

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