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Effect of potassium and magnesium application to soils

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1975Edition: COADescription: 83+16LSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • T 631.8 B39E
Summary: Potassium application to soils caused a significant increase in potassium content and uptake by maize plants and decreased the calcium and magnesium content in plants. Similar results vis-a-vis potassium and calcium were obtained when magnesium was applie
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Theses/ Dissertation Theses/ Dissertation Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library T 631.8 B39E (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 36386
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Potassium application to soils caused a significant increase in potassium content and uptake by maize plants and decreased the calcium and magnesium content in plants. Similar results vis-a-vis potassium and calcium were obtained when magnesium was applie

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