Leaf mineral nutrient concentrations or media pH affect Georgia Jet sweetpotato transplant number, length, and weightFootnote¹

Funds for this research were provided, in part, by The Tennessee Valley Authority. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station Journal Series 11–933581.

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