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Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management in Horticulture (Hardback, Chittaranjan Sarangi, Gour Hari Santra & Biswanath Sahoo)

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This book is divided into two main sections: soil fertility and nutrient management as they apply to agriculture and horticulture. The first section addresses the plant nutrients and their role in the nutrition of horticultural crops, as well as their behavior in soil in terms of their availability. Additionally, the book discusses problems related to soil solution-reaction and salt content. All soil properties, excluding soil texture and depth (which are the two products of weathering), can be managed scientifically for profitable crop production while avoiding pollution. The second section provides guidance on how to manage these principles to sustain agricultural and horticultural production without harming the environment. This section is comprised of 20 chapters that are clearly explained with the help of pictures, figures, and tables for easy and comprehensive understanding. The book also includes suggestions for further readings at the end.

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    Part-I: Soil Fertility

    1. Introduction to Soil Fertility and Productivity

    2. Essential Plant Nutrients

    3. Relationship Between Plant Nutrient Concentration and Plant Growth/ Yield Luxury Consumption of Nutrients and Nutrient-Interactions in Plants and Soils

    4. Transformations and Availability of Nutrients in Soils

    5. Role of Microorganisms in Organic Matter Decomposition in Soil and Importance of pH in Plant Nutrition

    6. Acid Soils and Calcareous Soils-Their Formation and Management

    7. Salt Affected Soils-Their Formation and Management

    8. Alkali Soils and Their Management

    Part-II: Nutrient Management

    9. Integrated Plant Nutrient Management (IPNM)

    10. Nutrient Use Efficiency (NUE) and Management

    11. Fertilizer Use Efficiency (FUE) and Management

    12. Soil Fertility Evaluation

    13. Modern Approaches of Soil Fertility Evaluation and Fertilizer Recommendation

    14. Fertilizers

    15. Methods of Fertilizer Application

    16. Fertilizer (Control) Order, 1985

    17. Biofertilizer

    18. Properties and Fate of Major and Micronutrients in Soils

    19 Nutrient Toxicity and Management

    20. Effect of Potential Toxic Elements in Soil Productivity

    Further Reading


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