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quantity-intensity relationship: a standalone construct

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Soil fertility

the curve linking labile soil potassium (quantity) to the activity ratio of potassium in soil solution (intensity), whose slope gives potential buffering capacity.

In soil fertility, quantity-intensity relationship refers to the curve linking labile soil potassium (quantity) to the activity ratio of potassium in soil solution (intensity), whose slope gives potential buffering capacity. This meaning comes from Beckett (1964) in Journal of Soil Science.[1]

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References

Beckett, P. H. T. (1964). Studies on Soil Potassium Ii. the ‘immediate’ Q/i Relations of Labile Potassium in the Soil. Journal of Soil Science, 15(1), 9-23. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2389.1964.tb00240.x

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