The glauconitic levels of the Salamanca Formation, Chubut its agronomic effectiveness as a potassium fertilizer alternative

The Maastrichtian-Early Palaeocene Salamanca Formation and equivalent marine sequences show several glaucony levels, which could be used as a source of potassium and could partially replace current fertilizer requirements met from import. First agronomic assays are shown comparing the efficiency of...

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