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Application of micronutrient elements to crop may avoid failure and cost is low

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D. I. Arnon, Experiment Station

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California Agriculture 1(3):4-4.

Published February 01, 1947

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Important crops in certain areas are saved from failure by application of small amounts of micronutrient chemical elements—sometimes of not more than 20 to 50 pounds to the acre.

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Application of micronutrient elements to crop may avoid failure and cost is low

D. I. Arnon
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Application of micronutrient elements to crop may avoid failure and cost is low

California Agriculture > Volume 1 > Number 3  > research article 

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Authors

D. I. Arnon, Experiment Station

Publication Information

California Agriculture 1(3):4-4.

Published February 01, 1947

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Important crops in certain areas are saved from failure by application of small amounts of micronutrient chemical elements—sometimes of not more than 20 to 50 pounds to the acre.

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