Issue 6, 1987

Effect of temperature and soil phosphorus status on the determination of extractable phosphorus by Olsen's method—development of a correction factor

Abstract

The determination of extractable phosphorus by Olsen's method is dependent on the temperature of the extracting solution. In order to standardise the results obtained for soils to a given temperature (under conditions where soil testing laboratories are not air conditioned) a correction factor has been developed. Unlike a previously developed correction factor this takes account of the soil phosphorus status. The factor was tested on a group of soils and was found to be workable.

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Analyst, 1987,112, 917-919

Effect of temperature and soil phosphorus status on the determination of extractable phosphorus by Olsen's method—development of a correction factor

S. P. S. Brar and S. R. Bishnoi, Analyst, 1987, 112, 917 DOI: 10.1039/AN9871200917

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