Boron in Water, Soils, and Plants

Keren, R.; Bingham, F. T.

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“…The extent of complexation of B with glucose was shown only to be important at pH in excess of 8. Evans and Sparks (1983) and Keren and Bingham (1985). Boron retention is believed to occur through one or more mechanisms - Gupta (1979) …”

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Retention of Boron by Agricultural Soils From Ontario

Evans¹

1987

Can. J. Soil. Sci.

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Retention of Boron by Agricultural Soils From Ontario

Evans¹

1987

Can. J. Soil. Sci.

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“…According to Parks and White (1952), H + connected to humic acids at pH below 6.5 retain a large amount of B in agricultural soils. This inference is due to the fact that borate anion binding to the organic compounds favors the adsorption mechanism by the formation of boratidol complexes BINGHAM, 1985). Yermiyahu, Keren and Chen (1995) found that organic matter adsorbs more B than the mineral components of soil.…”

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“…In acid soils, Prodromou (2004) found that the increased B adsorption was closely related to exchangeable Al, precipitated by CaCO 3 addition, with a more pronounced effect of freshly precipitated Al(OH) 3 . Keren and Bingham (1985) found that Al (hydr)oxide has the ability to adsorb high amounts of B.…”

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“…Of these, the pH has been reported as the main factor affecting the B adsorption in the soil (SALTALI et al, 2005;GOLDBERG, 1997;FORSTER;HEICK, 1993), mainly by influencing in the control of the predominant B species in solution and attributes related to its adsorption such as charge balance on colloids surface. Several possible mechanisms for the chemical combination of B with soils include anion exchange, precipitation of insoluble borates with sesquioxides, sorption of borate ions or molecular boric acid, formation of organic complexes, and fixation of B in the clay lattice BINGHAM, 1985).…”

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Boron adsorption in lowland soils from Paraná State, Brazil

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Boron adsorption by soil is the main phenomenon that affects its availability to plants. This, the present study investigated the effect of liming on B adsorption by lowland soils of Paraná State, and to correlate these values with the physical and chemical properties of the soils. Surface samples of three lowland soils [Gleissolo Háplico (GX), Plintossolo Háplico (FX) and Cambissolo Háplico (CX)], with different origin material and physicochemical properties were used. Samples with or without liming application were incubated during 60 days. ). A sorção de B foi ajustada à forma não-linear da isotérmica de adsorção de Langmuir. As isotermas de adsorção indicaram que a adsorção de B aumentou com o aumento da sua concentração na solução de equilíbrio. A adsorção máxima de B variou de 3,0 a 13,9 mg kg -1 (sem calagem) e de 14,7 a 35,7 g kg -1 (com calagem). A calagem aumentou a quantidade de B adsorvido nos solos argilosos, exceto no Cambissolo Háplico de textura média. As mais importantes propriedades do solo que afetam a adsorção B em solos de várzea do Estado do Paraná foram o pH, e os teores de Al trocável, argila e óxidos de ferro. Palavras-chave: Isoterma de langmuir, capacidade máxima de adsorção de boro, calagem, adubação boratada

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“…A deficiência de B ocorre em grande frequência em áreas agrícolas, induzindo muitas vezes a uma aplicação excessiva do nutriente (GUPTA, 1979;SHORROCKS, 1997;BLEVINS;LUKASZEWSKY, 1998 KEREN;BINGHAM, 1985;POLAT et al, 2004).…”

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Interação cálcio e boro na fixação biológica de nitrogênio na soja: avaliação morfológica, ultraestrutural e da atividade da nitrogenase

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Boron in Water, Soils, and Plants

Cited by 281 publications

References 85 publications

Retention of Boron by Agricultural Soils From Ontario

Retention of Boron by Agricultural Soils From Ontario

Boron adsorption in lowland soils from Paraná State, Brazil

Interação cálcio e boro na fixação biológica de nitrogênio na soja: avaliação morfológica, ultraestrutural e da atividade da nitrogenase

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