Please find enclosed the relevant PDF..

Please find enclosed the relevant PDF..

Dear Sir,

Thanks for sharing the paper, I will go through and come back

Please find enclosed some more interesting PDFs..

Dear Sir,

Thanks for the paper, however, first one I could not retrieve. Could you please send the same again

I'm intrigued why you ask about totals since these are so poor a guide to plant availability

Dear Dr Paul,

Thanks for your response, I also agree with the point and I have posted this mainly to understand about the high plant available  in laterite soils and I am also more curious to understand the possible reasons for this high P . Kindly look into my earlier question, which I am enclosing for your reference

High Available P in Laterite soils, What are all the possible reasons ?Generally under laterite soils, availability of P will be reduced by Fixation of P. This will be further enhanced in acidic condition, since it gets fixed by free Fe and AL oxides. But in contrast, most of the soil analysis for available P showed, huge values of available P. I am looking at the possible reasons for such by analyzing the OC, C fractions, Fe and AL oxides, other nutrient parameters etc. Interested researchers can start a discussion on this and let us try to find a reason for this.

When you say huge values for available P, what do you mean?  Did you measure using plants or a chemical extraction? If the latter, which extractant?