Ammonium bicarbonate toxicity: Root injury occurred from within few hours to several weeks in solution culture tests with citrus, avocado, and soybeans

Wallace, A; Biely, M; Bhan, K

Ammonium bicarbonate toxicity: Root injury occurred from within few hours to several weeks in solution culture tests with citrus, avocado, and soybeans

Authors

A. Wallace, University of California, Los Angeles.

M. I. Biely, University of California, Los Angeles.
K. C. Bhan, University of California, Los Angeles.

Publication Information

California Agriculture 13(3):12-12.

Published March 01, 1959

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Abstract

The ammonium source of nitrogen is often considered less desirable than other nitrogen sources for some plants. Nitrate is believed–by many people– to be superior to ammonium nitrogen for citrus, especially under acid soil conditions.

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The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 851.

Ammonium bicarbonate toxicity: Root injury occurred from within few hours to several weeks in solution culture tests with citrus, avocado, and soybeans

A. Wallace, M. I. Biely, K. C. Bhan