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Journal of Plant Nutrition Volume 6, 1983 - Issue 6: The Third Decade of Synthetic Chelating Agents in Plant Nutrition
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Possible plant toxicity resulting from high level applications of ZnEDTA

Y. Samman Faculty of Agriculture, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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A. Wallace University of California, Los Angeles
Pages 491-500 | Published online: 21 Nov 2008

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J. Li, M. Zhou, M. Pessarakli & J.L. Stroehlein. (1991) Cotton response to zinc fertilizer. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 22:15-16, pages 1689-1699.
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A. Wallace, G. A. Wallace & Y. Samman. (1983) Zinc and manganese chelate toxicity on nursery and seedling peach trees. Journal of Plant Nutrition 6:6, pages 473-489.
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