Advances in Plant Nutrition, Volume 2Praeger, 1984 - Plants |
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Acid Soil Tolerance in Legumes and Rhizobia | 63 |
3 | 93 |
4 | 123 |
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accumulation acid activity amount apple application Atkinson barley Brown calcium cations cells changes chelates chlorosis composition concentration crops cytoplasm deficiency depending discussed distribution edited effects elements enhanced et al evidence example experiments factors Fe deficiency Fell fertilizer field fruit grains grasses grown growth higher important increase indicated induced influence inorganic ions iron leaves legumes less levels lower major Marschner matter measured mechanisms mineral nutrients mobilization needed nitrate nitrogen nutrition occur organic osmotic phloem phosphate phosphorus Plant Physiol plant species plants potassium potential processes production protein reduction release reported requirement response result rhizosphere Römheld root seed seedlings selectivity showed soil Soil Sci solution soybean species stomatal storage strategy stress studies suggested supply surface Table tion tissues tolerance transport trees turgor uptake vacuole values various vigor Wyn Jones yield