EVALUATION IMPACT OF SOIL ORGANIC MATTER AND CALCIUM CARBONATE IN SOIL AVAILABILITY PHOSPHORUS QUANTITY IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF BABYLON BY GIS USING

Main Article Content

Oras Muhi Taha Al-Waili
Hamza Kazim Barseem
Samer Mohi Taha
Ahmed Hussein Tali
Janan Hussein Abdul Hassan

Abstract

A study was Carried out in the in the southern part of Babylon Province, located between latitude 32°13'48.5652"N to 32°31'20.4495"N and longitude 44°41'06.5206"E to 45°04'41.2182"E. This study aimed to apprehend the impact of soil organic matter and calcium carbonate in soil phosphorus availability to plants using geostatistical analysis. The study conducted to possibility of exponential model within GIS Ordinary Kriging to soil phosphorus quantity, soil organic matter and calcium carbonate mapping. The study showed significant increase among soil organic matter and available soil phosphorus, when High class significantly increases upon Medium and Low classes 20.79% and 62.96% respectively, as well as Medium class significantly increases upon Low class 34.91%, as well as significant increase among calcium carbonate content and available soil phosphorus at < 300 gm.kg-1 a significant increase of 45.89%.


Article Details

Section

Articles

How to Cite

EVALUATION IMPACT OF SOIL ORGANIC MATTER AND CALCIUM CARBONATE IN SOIL AVAILABILITY PHOSPHORUS QUANTITY IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF BABYLON BY GIS USING . (2018). Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Research, 23(2), 55-65. https://ijarmoa.gov.iq/index.php/ijar/article/view/5

References

Most read articles by the same author(s)