Vertical Movement of Nitrogen in Major Rice Soils of Kerala (Record no. 25850)
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Classification number | 631.4 |
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Personal name | George Abraham T |
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Title | Vertical Movement of Nitrogen in Major Rice Soils of Kerala |
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. | Vellayani |
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. | Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, College of Agriculture |
Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 1995 |
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Degree type | MSc |
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Summary, etc. | An experiment was conducted at the College of Agriculture, Vellayani, to assess the leaching and runoff losses of applied fertilizer nitrogen in typical, major rice growing soils of kerala, with varying physical and chemical properties. Undisturbed vertical columns were used for the leaching study. The runoff study was conducted as a pot experiment using surface soil samples. The study revealed that the Onattukara soil recorded the highest leaching loss of applied nitrogen (56.10%). Kayal soil showed the lowest leaching percentage of 24.21. The quantity of leachate collected per unit time was also found to be the maximum in the case of Onattukara soil (185.51 ml/hr) and least in the case of Kayal soil (155.60 ml/hr). Correlation studies revealed that the leaching loss of nitrogen was negatively correlated with organic matter (-0.5593), cation exchange capacity (-0.4560), clay (-0.5864), bulk density (-0.3213) and water holding capacity (-0.5544). The leaching loss was positively correlated with the quantity of leachate collected per unit time (+0.8876). In the case of Onattukara and kole soils, the loss of nitrogen through leaching was observed till the fifth day. For Kari soils, the loss stopped completely by the 10th day. The Karappadam and Pattambi soils showed leaching till the 15th day. However, in the case of Kayal soils, the leaching loss continued through the whole period of the study. In all cases, maximum amount of leaching occurred during the first five days after fertilizer application and after that the loss was in negligible quantities. In the case of runoff study also, Onattukara soil showed the highest runoff loss of applied nitrogen (40.41). The least loss was shown by karappadam soil (15.70%). The runoff loss was found to decrease with increase in number of days. Even though, Karappadam soils showed the lowest runoff loss of applied nitrogen, it had the highest percentage difference in runoff loss (77.8%) and the least was shown by Onattukara and Pattambi soils (63.5%). Correlation studies revealed that the runoff loss of fertilizer nitrogen was found to be negatively correlated with the oprganic matter (-0.1248), cation exchange capacity (-0.0324), clay (-0.4135), water holding capacity 9-0.6723) and bulk density (-o.4659). |
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Personal name | Pushkala S (Guide) |
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