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Nitrogen mineralization potential of three animal manures applied on a sandy clay loam soil by Azeez, J.O., Van Averbeke, W.

“…Understanding the dynamics of N forms applied as manure is germane for appropriate rate and timing of applications of manure. Manure characterization and…”
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Fate of manure phosphorus in a weathered sandy clay loam soil amended with three animal manures by Azeez, J.O., Van Averbeke, W.

“…Laboratory incubation was conducted for 120 days to study the fate of phosphorus in poultry (PM), cattle (CM) and goat manures (GM). Phosphorus mineralized…”
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Differential responses in yield of pumpkin ( Cucurbita maxima L.) and nightshade ( Solanum retroflexum Dun.) to the application of three animal manures by Azeez, J.O., Van Averbeke, W., Okorogbona, A.O.M.

“…Crop responses to different manures differs considerably, however, the factors responsible for it have not been conclusively elucidated. Consequently, this…”
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Response of low-nitrogen tolerant maize genotypes to nitrogen application in a tropical Alfisol in northern Nigeria by Azeez, J.O., Adetunji, M.T., Lagoke, S.T.O.

“…In the dry savannas of west and central Africa, where low soil fertility is major constraint to maize production, the development of tropical maize genotypes…”
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Effect of nine years of animal waste deposition on profile distribution of heavy metals in Abeokuta, south-western Nigeria and its implication for environmental quality by Azeez, J.O., Adekunle, I.O., Atiku, O.O., Akande, K.B., Jamiu-Azeez, S.O.

“…Uncontrolled deposition of waste from animal farms is a common practice in south-western Nigeria, and the presence of heavy metals in soil constitutes…”
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Effect of drought and weed management on maize genotypes and the tensiometric soil water content of an eutric nitisol in south western Nigeria by Azeez, J.O, Chikoye, D, Kamara, A.Y, Menkir, A, Adetunji, M.T

“…In the dry savannas of West and Central Africa, where low soil fertility, unpredictable rainfall, weed competition and recurrent drought are major constraints…”
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Dynamics of extractable cadmium and soil pH as influenced by poultry manure application by Shokalu, A.O., Adetunji, M.T., Bodunde, J.G., Akintoye, H.A., Azeez, J.O.

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Comparative Evaluation of Fe-Impregnated Filter Paper and Some Conventional Phosphorus Extractants for Assessing Phosphorus Availability in Some Amended Soils of Southwest Nigeria by Aghorunse, A.C., Bankole, G.O., Odelana, T.B., Adewuyi, S., Adejuyigbe, C.O., Azeez, J.O

“…Iron-impregnated filter paper (Fe-Pi) was evaluated as phosphorus (P) extractant in four soils of Ogun state, southwest Nigeria in a screenhouse experiment…”
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Sulfur Fractions, Distribution and Sorption Characteristics in Some Soils of Ogun State, Southwestern Nigeria by Bankole, G.O., Sakariyawo, O.S., Odelana, T. B., Aghorunse, A. C., Adejuyigbe, C. O., Azeez, J.O.

“…Sulfur (S) fractions, distributions and sorption characteristics of some soils in Ogunstate, Southwestern Nigeria, were evaluated in ten different locations,…”
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Effects of Nitrogen Application and Weed Interference on Performance of Some Tropical Maize Genotypes in Nigeria by AZEEZ, J.O.

“…Low soil nitrogen （N） and weed infestations are some of the major constraints to maize production in Nigeria. A split-split plot experiment in a randomized…”
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Cadmium Sorption and Desorption Characteristics of Tropical Alfisols from Different Land Uses by Azeez, J.O, Obanla, S.O, Ojo, A.O, Shokalu, A.O

“…Cadmium (Cd) sorption and desorption characteristics by Alfisols from different land uses were examined, and the relationships between soil and…”
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Effect of Cropping on Changes in Phosphorus Fractions of Soils from Arable and Other Forest Land Use: A Greenhouse Bioassay by Azeez, J.O, Adetunji, M.T, Ojo, L.O

“…Laboratory and greenhouse studies were conducted on six soils from natural reserves, seven plantation soils, and two arable soils from the Omo biosphere…”
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