Potassium nutrition of maize and wheat and its interaction with calcium and magnesium

By:

Kansal, B.D

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1972Description: 29cm. : 100+11 LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.41 K11P

Summary: Application of potassium increased the grain yield of wheat On soils with high available potassium. the response to potassium application was observed only with an application of 30 kg per ha of K20 On soils with low available potassium, the increase in g

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Application of potassium increased the grain yield of wheat On soils with high available potassium. the response to potassium application was observed only with an application of 30 kg per ha of K20 On soils with low available potassium, the increase in g

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