January 1, 2025Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science

Soil phosphorus distribution and enzyme activities as influenced by phosphorus application and microbial inoculation under maize-wheat cropping system in a typic haplustept

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IHImmanuel C. HaokipIndian Institute of Soil Science BDB.S. DwivediAdvisory Board Company (United States)MMM.C. MeenaUniversity of Delhi

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Observational analysis revealed phosphorus application significantly increases nutrient availability in soil, suggesting enhanced crop yield potential.

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Application of 100% phosphorus resulted in significant increases in soluble phosphorus and enzyme activities.
Soluble phosphorus increased by 63.3% with 100% phosphorus compared to no application, enhancing nutrient availability.
Co-inoculation with arbuscular mycorrhiza and phosphate solubilizing bacteria improved phosphorus levels and enzyme activities.
The study highlights that microbial inoculation can effectively enhance phosphorus cycling in soil systems.

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Haokip et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af296ecf1dd9ea359e2a46 https://doi.org/10.5958/0974-0228.2025.00012.2

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Observational analysis revealed phosphorus application significantly increases nutrient availability in soil, suggesting enhanced crop yield potential.

Soil phosphorus distribution and enzyme activities as influenced by phosphorus application and microbial inoculation under maize-wheat cropping system in a typic haplustept

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Soil phosphorus distribution and enzyme activities as influenced by phosphorus application and microbial inoculation under maize-wheat cropping system in a typic haplustept

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