Sulphur fractionation in calcareous soils and bioavailability to plants

Zhengyi Hu; Fang-jie Zhao; S. P. McGrath

doi:10.1007/s11104-004-0229-0

Sulphur fractionation in calcareous soils and bioavailability to plants

Plant and Soil 268(1): 103-109

Article 2005 English

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Sulphur fractionation and availability to plants are poorly understood in calcareous soils. Sixty-four calcareous soils containing varying amounts of CaCO3

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