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. 2022 Jan 5;11(1):138. doi: 10.3390/plants11010138

Table 4.

Soil physical and chemical properties after rice harvest.

Treatments BD (g cm−3) Soil pH P (mg kg−1) S (mg kg−1) K (c-mol kg−1) Ca (c-mol kg−1) Mg (c-mol kg−1)
Control 1.32 ab 5.47 c 2.69 c 2.89 c 0.12 d 1.88 e 0.24 d
RD 1.35 a 5.63 c 3.79 bc 5.24 b 0.21 c 2.27 de 0.37 d
PM5 + 50% RD 1.18 e 6.25 a 5.66 ab 4.75 bc 0.28 ab 3.80 b 0.57 c
PM2.5 + 75% RD 1.23 cde 5.72 c 5.87 a 4.77 bc 0.23 bc 3.06 c 0.82 b
VC5 + 50% RDF 1.21 de 6.07 ab 4.02 abc 8.85 a 0.33 a 5.07 a 0.61 c
VC2.5 + 75% RD 1.26 bcd 5.61 c 5.79 a 6.42 b 0.23 bc 2.70 cd 1.14 a
FP 1.28 bc 5.77 bc 3.51 c 6.07 b 0.13 d 2.90 cd 0.38 d
S.E. (±) 0.025 0.15 0.87 0.93 0.03 0.32 0.07
CV (%) 2.43 3.10 13.99 10.40 7.55 12.49 8.48

Means followed by the uncommon letter (s) are significantly different from each other at the 5% level of significance by DMRT. Note: RD = recommended inorganic fertilizers; PM = poultry manure; VC = vermicompost; FP = farmer’s practice; BD = bulk density.