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sufficiency level of available nutrient: a standalone construct

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Soil fertility

a soil-test interpretation that fertilizes only up to a critical level of each extractable nutrient beyond which crop response is unlikely, set against cation ratio approaches.

In soil fertility, sufficiency level of available nutrient refers to a soil-test interpretation that fertilizes only up to a critical level of each extractable nutrient beyond which crop response is unlikely, set against cation ratio approaches. This meaning comes from Eckert (1987) in SSSA Special Publications.[1]

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References

Eckert, D. J. (1987). Soil Test Interpretations: Basic Cation Saturation Ratios and Sufficiency Levels. In SSSA Special Publications (pp. 53-64). Wiley. https://doi.org/10.2136/sssaspecpub21.c6

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