Alternatives to Soluble Phosphorus Fertilizers in Indian Context
Phosphorus is one of the primary nutrients required in crop production. Rock phosphate is the raw material required for the manufacturing of soluble phosphorus fertilizers, which is nonrenewable in nature and expected to last for 50–400 years. The restriction of resources to few geographical locatio...
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IntechOpen
2022
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