Potassium status of some Ethiopian soils

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Abstract

Determines the status of the different forms of potassium (K) in relation to some soil characteristics and the extent of K fixation in 32 Ethiopian soils.

Citation

East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal;53(3):123-130

Authors

  • Mamo, T.
  • Haque, I.

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