The rock phosphate Tahoua (TNP) is a nodular sedimentary phosphate, the vast majority of which is fluoroapatite, with an average P2O5 content of around 30%. But it has a range of impurities that prevent its solubility. However, this rock can be used by certain unconventional tech...
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Research Article10.9734/irjpac/2024/v25i5878
ABDOUL BARI IDI Awali, DOKA DAOURA Amadou, Mijitaba Sahirou Bachir, CHAIBOU OUSMANE MAMANE Imrana, Attika SABIOU MAHAMAN & MANZOLA Abdou Salam·Asian Journal of Physical and Chemical Sciences·2026
Recently, the interest in the potential of millets has been increased to contribute to sustainable and inclusive agricultural development, particularly in regions facing adverse impact of climate change and food insecurity. The productivity of millet-cereal cropping systems is th...
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Research Article10.9734/ajopacs/2026/v14i2304
The commercial phosphate from Tahoua is a sedimentary phosphate containing impurities that make phosphorus less available to plants. Furthermore, the industrial use of commercial phosphates containing non-essential metals increases the risk of environmental pollution. It is withi...
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Research Article10.9734/ajopacs/2026/v14i2302
ABDOUL BARI IDI Awali, DOKA DAOURA Amadou, Mijitaba Sahirou Bachir, Dalla Azimi Mahamadou, Maman Dit Mansi Sitou Badamassi & MANZOLA Abdou Salam·Asian Journal of Physical and Chemical Sciences·2026
The natural phosphate from Tahoua is a sedimentary phosphate containing a range of impurities. However, their presence in apatite makes phosphorus less available to plants. This work aims to enrich the natural phosphate from Tahoua to increase its solubility. In the first step, w...
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Research Article10.9734/ajopacs/2026/v14i1292