OS GSO ISO 8157:2007
ISO 8157:1984
Omani Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
26 September 2007
Definitions and Technical Terms of Fertilizers
OS GSO ISO 8157:2007 Files
English
16 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
OMR
46.38
OS GSO ISO 8157:2007 Scope
This International Standard defines terms, in English and
French, relating to fertilizers and soil conditioners.
The terms are grouped under the following headings :
1 General terms.
2 Terms relating to products.
3 Terms relating to physical properties.
4 Terms relating to physico-chemical properties.
5 Terms relating to sampling.1)
This International Standard also provides an alphabetical list of
equivalent English and French terms; some of them, the meaning
of which is self-evident, are not defined here.
NOTE - Attention is drawn to IS0 7851, Fertdizers and sod conditioners
- Classification .
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