南インドのアルフィソールにおける緑のグラム (Vigna radiata) の異なる栄養管理手法による肥料処方方程式,作物および土壌性能の評価

Krishna Murthy Rangaiah1, Bhavya Nagaraju2, Govinda Kasturappa2

  • 1All India Coordinated Research Project on Soil Test Crop Response,, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, India. srkmurthyssac@gmail.com.

Scientific reports
|August 30, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

土壌試験作物反応 (STCR) 統合アプローチを用いたバランスのとれた肥料化は,緑のグラムの収穫量と土壌の健康を大幅に高めます. この方法は栄養素の吸収を最適化し,他の肥料化戦略と比較して土壌特性を改善します.

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