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Phosphorus (P) deficiency is one of the major limiting factor for crop production in highly weathered soils in the\udhumid tropics. Field experiments were conducted for two years (1992 and 1993) to determine P response and\udefficiencies of upland rice cultivars in an Ultisol, low in available P, in the forest zone of Cote d'Ivoire. The rice\udcultivars tested were selected from a large number of entries tested earlier for acidity tolerance.\udGrain yields of the cultivars were significantly increased by P application. There was little further response\udin grain yield at higher rates than 60 kg P ha -1. The rice cultivars differed in agronomic and physiological P\udefficiencies and the efficiencies were higher at lower rates of R The rooting depths of the cultivars were increased by application of P at the lowest application rate (30 kg P ha-1).The results suggest that P fertilization of soil acidity-tolerant upland rice cultivars can significantly improve the productivity of the ultisols

Response of upland rice to phosphorus in an Ultisol in the humid forest zone of West Africa