P KANDASWAMY

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

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P. Muthuvel

National Institute of Ocean Technology

DHANAPALAN MOSI A

KOTHANDARAMAN G.V

KRISHNAMOORTHY K.K

National Institute of Abiotic Stress Management

P. Muthuswamy

University of California, Santa Cruz

K. K. Krishnamoorthy

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

M. Latchumanan

L. Mohammed Ghouse

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

A. Govindarajan

Gnanamani College of Technology

Ramalingam Radhakrishnan

Bharathidasan University

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Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

Institute of Crop Science

Gnanamani College of Technology

SRM Institute of Science and Technology

Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology

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Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar

Indian Council of Medical Research

Jadavpur University

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An Index of Soil Texture and its Relationship to some Physical Properties

Madras Agricultural Journal (1963)

P KANDASWAMY

A numercial index of soil toxture by Whittles (1959) is tested for some Madras sous. ane index possossed significant statistical rolationship with the mechanical components and other soil physical properties.

Soil texture

Texture (cosmology)

Statistical Analysis

10.29321/maj.10.a03937

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Influence of Biofertilizers on the Nutritive Value of Rice Straw

Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science (1979)

M. Latchumanan P KANDASWAMY P.P. Ramaswami

Biofertilizer

Rice straw

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Organic Carbon and Total N Content of Soils under Long-term Fertilization

Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science (1979)

P. Muthuvel P KANDASWAMY K. K. Krishnamoorthy

Soil carbon

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SOIL TEST BASED FERTILIZER PRESCRIPTION FOR SORGHUM

Madras Agricultural Journal (1994)

S. Baskaran A. Govindarajan RANI PERUMAL P KANDASWAMY P. Thangavel

The nutrient requirement in kg per quintal of grain, per cent contribution of a particular nutrient from soil, fertilizer and organics have been worked out and given for sorghum along with fertilizer prescription equation. The validity of these equation was test verified at different locations in the farmers' fields. The results of these experiments indicate that it is possible to target the yield upto 50 Q ha in sorghum.

Soil nutrients

Soil test

10.29321/maj.10.a01540

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Influence of Potash and Phosphorus on Dry Matter Yield and Uptake of Nutrients by Lucerne

Madras Agricultural Journal (1977)

P KANDASWAMY P. Muthuswamy KRISHNAMOORTHY K.K

The dry matter yield of Sirsa 9 lucerne was increased by P application. It also increased significantly the uptake of N. P. K and Ca while K application had no effect or some times had significant depressing effect. The ratio of N: P: K uptake was not affected by treatments and the ratio was found to be around 30:1:7. A significant) positive correlation was observed between N and P, and K and P and K uptake values.

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Dry weight

10.29321/maj.10.a03214

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Potassium and Calcium Content of Soils under Long Term Fertilizer Application

Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science (1983)

P. Muthuvel P KANDASWAMY K. K. Krishnamoorthy

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Studies on a Catena in Coimbatore District I. Profile Descriptions

Madras Agricultural Journal (1965)

DHANAPALAN MOSI A P KANDASWAMY KOTHANDARAMAN G.V

Most of the soils of Madras State are in an immature and virile state of development due to constant surface erosion exposing the lower horizon to the weathering forces. The erosive action is, generally, aided in many regions by a hummocky or undulating topography. The hummocky topography modifies the pattern and the extent of drainage in different sections of the slope. The difference in drainage conditions results in variation of profile characteristics. These soils, though different in the genetic and morphological features are similar in that they occur in situations of similar topography. Such physiographic association of soils is designated as catena (Milne, 1935a).

Soil horizon

10.29321/maj.10.a03841

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Studies on a Catena in Coimbatore district III. Quantitative evaluation of changes during profile development by index mineral method

Madras Agricultural Journal (1965)

KOTHANDARAMAN G.V DHANAPALAN MOSI A P KANDASWAMY

This third paper of the series on the studies or a catons in Coimbatore district deals with the quantitative evaluation of clay formation, clay migration and volume change during the course of profile development using fine sand fraction as index mineral.

Quantitative assessment

10.29321/maj.10.a03863

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A study of foliar analysis and yield of summer irrigated Cambodia cotton.

Madras Agricultural Journal (1970)

P. Muthuswamy L. Mohammed Ghouse P KANDASWAMY

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Differential injury to sugarcane by grasshoppers Gastrimarcus marmoratusThu.

R. A. Agarwal P KANDASWAMY

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