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potassic

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potassic [pə′tas·ik]
(petrology)
Referring to a rock which contains a significant amount of potassium.
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According to the development trend, nitrogenous fertilizer has a declining proportion in asset, revenue and profit of chemical fertilizer industry, whereas compound fertilizer and potassic fertilizer show a rising trend, other sub-sectors keep steady proportion.
Research Report on China's Chemical Fertilizer Industry, 2008-2010 by Kate Chen / Publishing industry community
According to the development trend, nitrogenous fertilizer has a declining proportion in asset, revenue and profit of chemical fertilizer industry, whereas compound fertilizer and potassic fertilizer show a rising trend, other sub-sectors keep steady proportion.
Research Report on China's Chemical Fertilizer Industry, 2008-2010 by Business Wire
4 million with Hami Prefecture's Potassic Salt Project (Potash fertilizer).
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