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Zinc-phosphorus relationship in the nutrition of tomato plants as affected both by the soil and by the rate of applied zinc

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In a pot experiment, Zn-uptake by tomato plants grown on an alluvial soil was increased by P application. When Zn was applied to the soil, no effect was obtained for P application on Zn-uptake. On a calcareous soil, Zn-uptake was increased by P application whether Zn was applied to the soil or not. On both soils, no effect was obtained for Zn application on P-uptake by plants.

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Orabi, A.A., Ismail, A.S. & Mashadi, H. Zinc-phosphorus relationship in the nutrition of tomato plants as affected both by the soil and by the rate of applied zinc. Plant Soil 69, 67–72 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02185704

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