Quantification of manganese uptake by wheat with respect to soil and plant parameters

By:

MATHEWS, Perialethu Mathunny

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1991Edition: SoilsDescription: 92, 29LSubject(s):

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T 633.11 M44Q

Summary: Among the plant parameters half distance between roots significantly correlated with available N, K and DTPA extractable Mn but root length and radius were not significantly affected by soil properties The uptake of manganese against time was best fit to

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Among the plant parameters half distance between roots significantly correlated with available N, K and DTPA extractable Mn but root length and radius were not significantly affected by soil properties The uptake of manganese against time was best fit to

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