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Journal of Plant Nutrition Volume 7, 1984 - Issue 1-5: Iron Nutrition and Ineractions in Plants
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Experiments on correcting iron deficiency in plants

A. Wallace The Laboratory of Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles, 90024
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G. A. Wallace The Laboratory of Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles, 90024
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A. M. Abou‐Zamzam The Laboratory of Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles, 90024
Pages 211-222 | Published online: 21 Nov 2008

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Chana Frenkel, Yitzhak Hadar & Yona Chen. (2004) Peanut plants based bioassay for iron deficiency and its remediation. Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 50:7, pages 1063-1070.
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I. Papastylianou. (1993) Timing and rate of iron chelate application to correct chlorosis of peanut. Journal of Plant Nutrition 16:7, pages 1193-1203.
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L. Bavaresco, H. Fregoni & P. Fraschini. (1992) Investigations on some physiological parameters involved in chlorosis occurrence in grafted grapevine. Journal of Plant Nutrition 15:10, pages 1791-1807.
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I. Papastylianou. (1990) Effectiveness of iron chelates and FeSO4 for correcting iron chlorosis of peanut on calcareous soils. Journal of Plant Nutrition 13:5, pages 555-566.
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M.C. Champoux, P.T. Nordquist, W.A. Compton & M.R. Morris. (1988) Use of chromosomal translocations to locate genes in maize for resistance to high‐pH soil. Journal of Plant Nutrition 11:6-11, pages 783-791.
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GarnA. Wallace & Arthur Wallace. (1986) Correction of iron deficiency in trees by injection with ferric ammonium citrate solution. Journal of Plant Nutrition 9:3-7, pages 981-986.
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J.J. Mortvedt. (1986) Iron sources and management practices for correcting iron chlorosis problems. Journal of Plant Nutrition 9:3-7, pages 961-974.
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J. Ryan, M. Hamzé, R. Shwayri & S.N. Hariq. (1985) Behavior of iron‐supplying materials in incubated calcareous soils . Journal of Plant Nutrition 8:5, pages 425-436.
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SILVIA RODRIGUEZ DE CIANZIO. 1993. Iron Chelation in Plants and Soil Microorganisms. Iron Chelation in Plants and Soil Microorganisms 387 397 .
K. Subrahmanyam, A. Chattopadhyay, A. K. Nair & D. V. Singh. (1992) Yield response and iron status of Japanese mint as influenced by soil and foliar applied iron. Fertilizer Research 31:1, pages 1-4.
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K. L. Sahrawat. (1988) Extractable iron in two soils of contrasting pH fertilized with ferrous sulfate, FeEDTA and FeEDDHA. Fertilizer Research 16:1, pages 31-35.
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Ronald F. Korcak. 1987. Horticultural Reviews. Horticultural Reviews 133 186 .
H. W. Doering & R. Gericke. 1986. Foliar Fertilization. Foliar Fertilization 96 125 .

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