Phosphate Status of Leached Chernozem under the Effect of Fertilizers Based on Sewage Sludge

The effect of applied sewage sludge (SWS) at the rates, corresponding to 5 and 10 t/ha recalculated per dry weight, in combination with straw, spent kieselguhr, and sapropel on the phosphate status of leached slightly eroded chernozem was studied in a 3-month model experiment. The rise in the phosphorus content depended on the SWS rate and comprised 6–31% for the gross and 71–148% for mobile phosphorus. Its content was maximal on the sixth–eigtth week of composting. The additives to SWS exerted a slight effect on these parameters, but the application of spent kieselguhr and sapropel contributed to an increase in the phosphorus mobility by 50–220% at the rate of 5 t/ha and by 100–370% at the rate of 10 t/ha. The phosphate status of leached slightly eroded chernozem was in general improved in the sequence: (SWS + straw)–SWS–(SWS + kieselguhr)–(SWS + sapropel).

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Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0147687425700619
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Phosphorus and nutrient management
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Phosphate Status of Leached Chernozem under the Effect of Fertilizers Based on Sewage Sludge

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Phosphate Status of Leached Chernozem under the Effect of Fertilizers Based on Sewage Sludge

L. V. Sidorova, I. K. Khabirov, T. T. Garipov, A. S. Nigmatzyanov, I. M. Gabbasova
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The effect of applied sewage sludge (SWS) at the rates, corresponding to 5 and 10 t/ha recalculated per dry weight, in combination with straw, spent kieselguhr, and sapropel on the phosphate status of leached slightly eroded chernozem was studied in a 3-month model experiment. The rise in the phosphorus content depended on the SWS rate and comprised 6–31% for the gross and 71–148% for mobile phosphorus. Its content was maximal on the sixth–eigtth week of composting. The additives to SWS exerted a slight effect on these parameters, but the application of spent kieselguhr and sapropel contributed to an increase in the phosphorus mobility by 50–220% at the rate of 5 t/ha and by 100–370% at the rate of 10 t/ha. The phosphate status of leached slightly eroded chernozem was in general improved in the sequence: (SWS + straw)–SWS–(SWS + kieselguhr)–(SWS + sapropel).

Moscow University Soil Science BulletinVol. 80(S2)
Bashkir State Agrarian University (RU), Ufa Institute of Chemistry (RU)
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