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Effects of Soil Flooding and Drying on Phosphorus Reactions
There have been increased reports in recent years of phosphorus (P) deficiency in rice and crops rotated with rice on medium-textured soils in the mid south and areas of the Mississippi River Delta. This News & Views explains the P reactions under different soil conditions, offers tips to avoid P deficiency, and provides information for increased responses to fertilizer P applications.

 

 
Previous Articles
Agricultural Nutrients and Climate Change
Bermudagrass Responds to Balanced NPK Nutrition
Cotton Response to Sulfur on a Coastal Plain Soil
Cotton Yield Progress — Why Has It Reached a Plateau?
Do We Really Know the Yield Potential of New Cultivars?
High Yields, High Profits, and High Soil Fertility
High Yield Wheat in the Eastern U.S.
Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico and Fertilization Facts
The Influence of Potassium on Cotton Quality
Mid-Atlantic Regional Interdisciplinary Cropping Systems Research Project
No-Tillage Cotton Responds to Potassium Fertilization on High CEC Soils
Optimum P and K Improves Profitability and the Farmer's Capacity for Environmental Stewardship
Peanut Nutrition...A Best Management Practice for Top-Profit Production
Pine Trees Get Hungry Too
Raise Soybean Yields and Profit Potential with Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilization
Soil-Specific Nitrogen Management on Mid-Atlantic Coastal Plain Soils
Sustainable Agriculture — A Modern Perspective
Yield and Economic Responses to Phosphorus

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