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Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica Volume 12, 1962 - Issue 1-2
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The Influence of the Rate of Plant Growth on the Uptake of Manganese from Soil and Fertilizer

C. G. Lamm Technical University of Denmark, Chem. Lab. A., Copenhagen, Denmark
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M. Maury Technical University of Denmark, State Laboratory for Soil and Plant Research, Lyngby, Denmark
Pages 9-15 | Received 23 Oct 1961, Published online: 07 Sep 2009

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Friedrich Hoffmann. (1964) Die Bedeutung steigender N- und P-Gaben sowie unterschiedlicher Bodenart für Wachstum und Ernährung von Fichtensämlingen. Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science 8:8-9, pages 675-698.
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K. G. Tiller & P. Wassermann. (2007) The effect of flooding on the availability of zinc and manganese to rice. Zeitschrift für Pflanzenernährung und Bodenkunde 136:1, pages 57-67.
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