1964
DOI: 10.1007/bf01373822
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Phosphorus mobilization in a calcareous soil in relation to surface properties of roots and cation uptake

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“…Differences in P-uptake may be a result of differences in caclium adsorption and absorption (Barta 1977;Jakobsen 1978), root system morphology (Schenk and Barber 1979), and mycorrhizal symbiosis (Gianinazzi-Person 1976). There are contrasting opinions in regards to the role of cation exchange capacity of root surfaces in phosphate absorption: Drake and Steckel (1955) found a positive correlation between the two parameters, while Fox and Kacar (1964) reported that such a correlation did not occur in different plants.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Differences in P-uptake may be a result of differences in caclium adsorption and absorption (Barta 1977;Jakobsen 1978), root system morphology (Schenk and Barber 1979), and mycorrhizal symbiosis (Gianinazzi-Person 1976). There are contrasting opinions in regards to the role of cation exchange capacity of root surfaces in phosphate absorption: Drake and Steckel (1955) found a positive correlation between the two parameters, while Fox and Kacar (1964) reported that such a correlation did not occur in different plants.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%