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Control of iron chlorosis with soil treatments

Studies on the application of ferrous Sulphate for controlling chlorosis of Apple tree on calcareous soils

Zhou Zheng‐qing Hebei Agricultural University, China
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Liu Cang‐zhen Hebei Agricultural University, China
Pages 883-896 | Published online: 21 Nov 2008

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Moshe Shenker & Yona Chen. (2005) Increasing Iron Availability to Crops: Fertilizers, Organo-Fertilizers, and Biological Approaches. Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 51:1, pages 1-17.
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Pirouz Azizi & Bruno Glaser. (2006) Organic Iron-fertilizers from Hornbeam-leaves, Outer Rice-husks and Charcoal. Journal of Applied Sciences 6:3, pages 673-677.
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