2020
DOI: 10.1080/00103624.2020.1820026
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The Status of Chemical Forms of Iron and Manganese in Various Orders of Calcareous Soils and Their Relationship with Some Physicochemical and Mineralogical Properties

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“…However, the positive correlation of Zn with OC (0.415), available P (0.355), followed by Fe with OC (0.237) and available K (0.401), while the correlation between Mn and Cu was observed to be positive with OC, available P and K in soils. A positive correlation of DTPA Zn, Cu, Fe and Mn with OC and available P and K has been reported in the literature [6]. Similar results were reported by some works [5,11,56].…”
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“…However, the positive correlation of Zn with OC (0.415), available P (0.355), followed by Fe with OC (0.237) and available K (0.401), while the correlation between Mn and Cu was observed to be positive with OC, available P and K in soils. A positive correlation of DTPA Zn, Cu, Fe and Mn with OC and available P and K has been reported in the literature [6]. Similar results were reported by some works [5,11,56].…”
Section: Correlation Coefficients Of Soil Properties With Dtpa-extrac...supporting
confidence: 89%
“…The available forms of micronutrients are increased with an increase in the OC and clay content, which might be due to the adsorption on non-organic sites. However, in Aridisols, the accessibility of DTPA Zn, Cu, Fe and Mn were limited due to low OC content, high soil pH and coarse soil textures [6]. The micronutrient availability increased with the increase in OC, which might be due to improved soil structure, also acts as a chelating agent to increase the availability of micronutrients and prevent the oxidation of micronutrients.…”
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