introduction phytic acid is a main compound in all plant seeds and contains 60 to 70% of total phosphorus in plant. monogastric animals cannot use phytatephosphorus because of low phytase activity in their digestive tract. thus in addition to unabsorbed mineral phosphorus, phytate phosphorus in fecal ofmonogastric animals may affect water and environment pollution. it is suggested to use of phy...

The majority of the published data dealing with blood calcium and phosphorus changes in rickets is based upon blood determinations made after the appearance of rickets. Values obtained after the symptoms of rickets are evident do not show when t,he reduction in the calcium and phosphorus first t.akes place. A true understanding of the relation of vitamin D t,o these blood changes can be obtaine...

The recovery of phosphorus from sewage sludge ash samples obtained from 7 operating sludge incinerators in the UK using a sulfuric acid washing procedure to produce a technical grade phosphoric acid product has been investigated. The influences of reaction time, sulfuric acid concentration, liquid to solid ratio and source of ISSA on P recovery have been examined. The optimised conditions were ...

Phosphorus is the second most essential macro nutrient after nitrogen required for crop growth (Lal, 2002). Various metabolic processes viz., energy transfer, signal transduction, macro-molecular biosynthesis, photosynthesis, respiration, etc. require P as the key ingredient (Shenoy and Kalagudi, 2005). Mostly soils contain only approximately 1 μmol l -1 soluble P, where as the P requirement by...