Phosphorus Fraction Distribution in Soils of three Rice-Growing Blocks of Mayurbhanj District in Odisha State, India

In the month of June in three distinct blocks Mayurbhanj district, twenty-seven soil samples were collected from nine different rice-growing areas at depths and analyzed. accordance to findings, soils found have low medium levels organic carbon be moderately acidic slightly nature. All under Non-saline condition Electrical Conductivity suitable for crops. The study that pH was main factor influencing Phosphorus fractions, with Reductant soluble-P being mostpredominant fraction, followed by Al-P, Fe-P, Ca-P, Saloid-P. Ca-P positively correlated available Phosphorus, indicating their contribution soil's pool. also Reductant-soluble phosphate (RS-P) dominant fraction fixed released P soil, proving fixation sesquioxide lateritic district Odisha.