Titlebook: Changes in Paddy Soil Fertility in Tropical Asia under Green Revolution; From the 1960s to th Junta Yanai,Sota Tanaka,Atsushi Nakao Book 20

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Changes in Paddy Soil Properties in Indonesia (Java Island) Under the Green Revolution During the Peal properties of paddy (.) soils of Java Island, the rice granary of the country, in this period, we performed a statistical reanalysis of soil data collected in 1970 and 2003 from 40 paddy fields across this island. The results revealed soil acidification as indicated by the decrease in pH (approxi

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Summary of the Current Research and Implications for the Futurenes the significance of factor analysis for soil evaluation performed by Kawaguchi and Kyuma (1977) in relation to the Green Revolution, and finally summarizes the findings from our research to make a conclusion and give the implications for the next-generation rice cultivation. Steady increase in r

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Hintergrund: Loosely Coupled Value Netsly for a wide range of soils on a large spatial scale. The importance of paddy rice production in tropical Asia was secondly described. Namely, approximately 90% of the world’s rice has been produced in Asia, and rice has supported an ever-increasing population in Asia of as many as 4.56 billion peo

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Operatives Supply Chain Managements were collected in the first sampling and 65, 37, 40, 31, and 40 samples were collected in the second sampling in Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Bangladesh, and Indonesia, respectively. Fertility-related physicochemical properties of the samples were investigated, namely, the contents of tota

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Planung und Betrieb von Logistiknetzwerkentotal N, available N, available P, 0.2 mol L. HCl extractable P, and exchangeable K values increased significantly (. < 0.01). In particular, the available P content increased tremendously from 3.19 to 42.8 mg kg., reflecting the rapid increase in fertilizer application. Contrarily, the mean exchang

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Hintergrund: Loosely Coupled Value Nets nitrogen (N) content, reflecting their indigenous pedological background. We found that the 2010s soils had a lower available N content, particularly in wetter regions, despite the high input of N fertilizers, whereas the available phosphorus (P) showed a six-fold increase from the 1960s to the 201