ArticleScientific reports2025
Investigating the spatial variability of soil parameters and mineralogical characterization in the tea growing area of Kishanganj district Bihar India.
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Intensive mono-cropping and abiotic stresses in the tea (Camellia sinensis L.) growing areas caused soil nutrient degradation and low crop productivity. Site-specific management requires understanding the mechanism of the geographical setting and its variability that plays a pivotal role in the growth and quality of tea crops. The present study targeted the tea-growing soils of India to determine their nutrient status as well as profile mineralogical composition to establish soil and land use management strategies for the region. Collected surface soil samples were analyzed for soil parameters. Soil profile sampling was done for clay mineral characterization of the area by using X-ray diffraction method. The Geo-statistical approach was used in this study-A method for analyzing geographical distribution and variability that is evolved from classical statistics. Study revealed that soil reaction was acidic to normal (3.95-6.80); non-saline (0.05-0.47 dS m
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