Sorghum seedling root growth as influenced by H⁺, CA⁺⁺, and MN⁺⁺ concentrationsFootnote¹

This research was supported by State Hatch funds allocated to Projects 1308 and 1408, Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations.

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