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Fig 1.

Map of the study area (Source: Developed by the researchers from ArcGIS 10.4) (2024).

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Monthly mean temperature and rainfall in the study Monthly mean temperature and rainfall in the study (Source: Ethiopian National Meteorological Agency of Gambella station).

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Fig 3.

Research flow chart (Source: Developed by the researcher (2023).

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Table 1.

Test of normality and homogeneity of equal variance for soil physical and chemical properties in slope position and soil depth.

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Table 3.

Two-way ANOVA results for the interaction effects of slope position and soil depth on soil chemical properties in the Achewa irrigated area.

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Fig 4.

Spatial distribution of soil pH in the study area (Source: Developed by the researchers from ArcGIS 10.4) (2024).

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Fig 5.

Spatial distribution of OM in the study (Source: Developed by the researchers from ArcGIS 10.4) (2024).

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Table 5.

Results of the two-way ANOVA showing the main effects of slope position and soil depth on soil chemical properties in the Achewa irrigated area.

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Table 2.

Two-way ANOVA results for the interaction effects of slope position and soil depth on soil physical properties in the Achewa irrigated area.

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Table 4.

Two-way ANOVA results showing the interaction effects of slope position and soil depth on chemical properties of soil in the Achewa irrigated area.

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Table 6.

Results of the two-way ANOVA showing the main effects of slope position and soil depth on soil chemical properties in the Achewa irrigated area.

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Fig 6.

Spatial distribution of TN in the study (Source: Developed by the researchers from ArcGIS 10.4) (2024).

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Fig 7.

Spatial distribution of available phosphorus in the study area (Source: Developed by the researchers from ArcGIS 10.4) (2024).

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Table 7.

Two-way ANOVA results showing the interaction effects of slope position and soil depth on chemical properties of soil in the Achewa irrigated area.

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Fig 8.

Spatial distribution of Cation exchange capacity (Source: Developed by the researchers from ArcGIS 10.4) (2024).

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Fig 9.

Spatial distribution of percent base saturation (Source: Developed by the researchers from ArcGIS 10.4) (2024).

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Table 8.

Results of the two-way ANOVA showing the main effects of slope position and soil depth on micro nutrient properties in the Achewa irrigated area.

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Table 9.

Two-way ANOVA results showing the interaction effects of slope position and soil depth on micro nutrient properties of soil in the Achewa irrigated area.

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Table 10.

Interaction effects of slope and soil depth on extractable micro nutrient of soil in Achewa irrigated area.

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Table 11.

Principal component analysis of soil parameters.

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Fig 10.

Bi-plot of the two PCA (Source: Developed from laboratory data (2024).

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