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- Controlled-release_fertiliser abstract "A controlled-release fertiliser (CRF) is a granulated fertiliser that releases nutrients gradually into the soil (i.e., with a controlled release period). The slowness of the release is determined by the low solubility of the chemical compounds in the soil moisture. Since conventional fertilisers are soluble in water, the nutrients can disperse quickly as the fertiliser dissolves. Because controlled-release fertilisers are not water-soluble, their nutrients disperse into the soil more slowly. The fertiliser granules may have an insoluble substrate or a semi-permeable jacket that prevents dissolution while allowing nutrients to flow outward.".
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- Controlled-release_fertiliser subject Category:Fertilizers.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser type Abstraction100002137.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser type Chemical114806838.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser type Fertilizer114859344.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser type Fertilizers.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser type Material114580897.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser type Matter100020827.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser type Part113809207.
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- Controlled-release_fertiliser type Substance100019613.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser comment "A controlled-release fertiliser (CRF) is a granulated fertiliser that releases nutrients gradually into the soil (i.e., with a controlled release period). The slowness of the release is determined by the low solubility of the chemical compounds in the soil moisture. Since conventional fertilisers are soluble in water, the nutrients can disperse quickly as the fertiliser dissolves. Because controlled-release fertilisers are not water-soluble, their nutrients disperse into the soil more slowly.".
- Controlled-release_fertiliser label "Controlled-release fertiliser".
- Controlled-release_fertiliser label "Engrais à diffusion lente".
- Controlled-release_fertiliser sameAs Engrais_à_diffusion_lente.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser sameAs m.03c76q2.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser sameAs Q3054317.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser sameAs Q3054317.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser sameAs Controlled-release_fertiliser.
- Controlled-release_fertiliser wasDerivedFrom Controlled-release_fertiliser?oldid=599316762.
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- Controlled-release_fertiliser isPrimaryTopicOf Controlled-release_fertiliser.
