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Table 1.

Treatments evaluated.

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Table 2.

Selected soil physical-chemical properties of soil before planting of maize seeds.

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Table 3.

Selected chemical properties of phosphorus fertilizers and Clinoptilolite zeolite.

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Table 4.

Selected soil chemical properties at 83 days after seeding maize seeds.

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Fig 1.

Percentage of inorganic phosphorus speciation in soil after two cycles of maize cultivation.

Sol-P: loosely soluble-P, Al-P: aluminium-P, Fe-P: Iron-P, Red-P: reductant-P, Ca-P: calcium-P, and Occl-P: occluded-P.

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Fig 2.

Cobs yield after two cycles of maize cultivation.

Means with different letter indicates significant differences using Tukey’s test at p ≤ 0.05.

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Table 5.

Zea mays L. plant dry matter production in two cycles of cultivation.

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Fig 3.

Total N, P, and K uptakes after two cycles of maize cultivation.

Means with different letter indicates significant differences using Tukey’s test at p ≤ 0.05. The error bars are the ± standard error.

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Fig 4.

Agronomic efficiency of N, P, and K after two cycles of maize cultivation.

Means with different letter indicates significant differences using Tukey’s test at p ≤ 0.05. The error bars are the ± standard error.

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