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  <title>Evaluation of active carbon under sodic soil after gypsum and bio- compost application</title>

      <doi>https://doi.org/10.21276/AATCCReview.2024.12.03.168</doi>
  
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      <abstract><![CDATA[<p>An experiment was conducted to evaluate the active carbon under sodic soil after the<br />
improvement through natural sources of gypsum and bio-compost. This experiment was<br />
carried out at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Sub Regional Station, Pusa<br />
(Samastipur), Bihar during the Kharif session of 2018 and 2019. The experimental site was<br />
laidout in split plot design with four treatments of gypsum and bio-compost application in<br />
main plots and ten rice genotypes sowed into subplots and replicated in thrice times. After the<br />
experiment results observed that the improved soil pH, ESP, and EC significantly. The active<br />
carbon was observed to the significantly higher in more application doses of bio-compost<br />
than gypsum and also observed that some rice genotypes helps in improving active carbon<br />
under-treated with bio-compost and gypsum plots i.e. CSR-36, CSR-27, CR-3884-244-8-5-6-<br />
1-1, and CSR-30.</p>
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                <div class="aatcc-abstract-text"><p>An experiment was conducted to evaluate the active carbon under sodic soil after the<br />
improvement through natural sources of gypsum and bio-compost. This experiment was<br />
carried out at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Sub Regional Station, Pusa<br />
(Samastipur), Bihar during the Kharif session of 2018 and 2019. The experimental site was<br />
laidout in split plot design with four treatments of gypsum and bio-compost application in<br />
main plots and ten rice genotypes sowed into subplots and replicated in thrice times. After the<br />
experiment results observed that the improved soil pH, ESP, and EC significantly. The active<br />
carbon was observed to the significantly higher in more application doses of bio-compost<br />
than gypsum and also observed that some rice genotypes helps in improving active carbon<br />
under-treated with bio-compost and gypsum plots i.e. CSR-36, CSR-27, CR-3884-244-8-5-6-<br />
1-1, and CSR-30.</p>
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