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. 2023 Jan 27;2(1):e81. doi: 10.1002/imt2.81

Table 1.

Physicochemical soil properties in different fertilization treatments

CK CF CM WS GM
SOC (g kg−1) 12.20 (0.3)c 13.40 (1.80)bc 22.10 (2.20)a 15.70 (0.60)b 15.70 (0.20)b
TN (g kg−1) 1.38 (0.03)c 1.55 (0.17)bc 2.18 (0.32)a 1.73 (0.06)b 1.85 (0.05)b
TP (g kg−1) 1.35 (0.03)b 1.95 (0.09)a 2.58 (0.44)a 2.27 (0.11)a 2.04 (0.33)a
NH4 +‐N (mg kg−1) 6.51 (1.30)c 17.10 (2.90)b 31.40 (0.90)a 9.04 (2.30)c 7.91 (3.10)c
NO3 ‐N (mg kg−1) 19.70 (4.40)b 19.20 (1.90)b 34.9 (5.20)a 27.5 (4.20)ab 32.30 (2.80)a
AP (mg kg−1) 5.53 (0.30)d 27.60 (7.40)c 173.20 (5.20)a 67.80 (6.20)b 68.70 (4.50)b
pH 8.52 (0.01)a 8.44 (0.02)b 8.35 (0.04)c 8.40 (0.05)bc 8.41 (0.04)bc

Note: Data are mean ± SD in parentheses and different lowercases in a row indicate significant differences (least significant difference test, p < 0.05).

Abbreviations: CK, nonfertilization; CM, cow manure; Fertilization treatments—CF, chemical fertilizer; GM, green manure; WS, wheat straw; SOC, soil organic carbon; Soil properties—AP, available phosphorus; TN, total nitrogen, TP, total phosphorus.