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Potassium buffer capacity in subtropical soils with high organic matter content

Douglas Luiz Grando ORCID logo , Cauan Guerra Martins ORCID logo , Lucas Peranzoni Deponti ORCID logo , Marcos de Lima Rodrigues ORCID logo , Gilmar Luiz Mumbach ORCID logo , Djalma Eugênio Schmitt ORCID logo , [...]

07/Oct/2025

ABSTRACT Subtropical soils can have medium to high soil organic matter levels, which directly affects cation exchange capacity (CEC) and potassium (K) availability to plants. This generates the need to define K buffer capacity (KBC) values and K corrective rates to improve the fertilization recommendation system for these soils, ensuring high yields and reducing the likelihood of K losses in the environment. This study aimed to define KBC values and the K rates to be applied in corrective fertilization of […]

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Phosphorus buffer capacity of soils with medium clay and high organic matter content

Douglas Luiz Grando ORCID logo , Marcos de Lima Rodrigues ORCID logo , Cauan Guerra Martins ORCID logo , Lucas Peranzoni Deponti ORCID logo , Djalma Eugenio Schmitt ORCID logo , Gilmar Luiz Mumbach ORCID logo , [...]

16/Jun/2025

ABSTRACT Determining soil phosphorus (P) buffer capacity (PBC) is crucial for establishing optimal P fertilizer rates in corrective fertilization practices. However, in subtropical regions, changes in soil chemical and physical properties, such as soil organic matter (SOM) accumulation and texture modifications, can significantly impact PBC values, altering soil adsorption capacity. Consequently, P rates recommended by generalized guidelines for soil correction in these regions may be insufficient to achieve the critical P level in the soil. This study aimed to define […]

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