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. 2022 Jul 28;15(15):5233. doi: 10.3390/ma15155233

Table 3.

The content of manganese, iron, and cobalt in the soil (mg kg−1 d.m.).

Material Petrol Dose (cm3 kg−1 d.m. of Soil) Average r
0 2.5 5 10
Manganese (Mn)
Without amendments 271.8 ab 299.9 b 272.6 ab 258.3 a 275.6 A −0.573
Compost 271.7 ab 283.5 ab 287.0 ab 293.4 ab 283.9 AB 0.939
Bentonite 271.2 ab 342.8 c 291.3 ab 269.1 ab 293.6 B −0.304
CaO 274.1 ab 282.2 ab 288.5 ab 295.1 ab 284.9 AB 0.975
Average 272.2 I 302.1 II 284.8 I 279.0 I 284.5 −0.061
LSDp≤0.01 for: petrol dose—11.2, materials—11.2, interaction—22.4
Iron (Fe)
Without amendments 8307 cde 9190 ghi 8472 def 8225 bcde 8549 A −0.357
Compost 7179 a 7472 a 9058 fgh 9333 ghi 8260 B 0.911
Bentonite 8174 bcd 9704 i 9768 i 7784 abc 8857 C −0.309
CaO 7683 ab 8829 efg 9597 hi 9478 hi 8897 C 0.814
Average 7836 I 8799 II 9224 III 8705 II 8641 0.530
LSDp≤0.01 for: petrol dose—180, materials—180, interaction—360
Cobalt (Co)
Without amendments 3.12 i 3.09 i 2.91 hi 2.52 ef 2.91 A −0.976
Compost 2.82 gh 2.70 fgh 2.64 efg 2.40 de 2.64 B −0.994
Bentonite 3.09 i 2.40 de 2.10 bc 1.92 ab 2.38 C −0.896
CaO 2.19 cd 1.89 ab 1.86 ab 1.68 a 1.91 D −0.928
Average 2.81 I 2.52 II 2.38 III 2.13 IV 2.46 −0.978
LSDp≤0.01 for: petrol dose—0.076, materials—0.076, interaction—0.153

r—correlation coefficient. Values with different letters are significantly different at p ≤ 0.01: IIV for the petrol dose, AD for the material amendments and ai for the interaction between the petrol dose and the material amendments (ANOVA, Tukey’s HSD test).