The amount of each mineral nutrient in the growth media is one of the most important factors
which may alter the inorganic composition and growth of plants. Varying the concentration of …

Corn (Zea mays L.) yields were obtained at four locations from experimental plots receiving
varying rates and combinations of N, P, and K. A quadratic polynomial was used to measure …

Corn grain (Zea mays L.) samples were collected from nine Univ. of Illinois Agronomy
Research Fields stiuated throughout Illinois and from six soil associations in Fulton County …

Publisher Summary Corn is one of the most important agricultural crops of the world. This
chapter examines the more pertinent literature dealing with the field of mineral nutrition and …

The relationships among Na, K, and Zn in corn (Zea ma, s L.) nutrition are not well
understood. A greenhouse experiment was conducted by growing corn ('Vijay') for 45 days …

Micronutrients availability including that of Zn is critical for optimum growth of plants. Zinc
availability in calcareous soils of Iran is relatively low due to the presence of a large amount …

Growth and nutrient composition of maize plants varied when 3 rates each of Zn, Cu, Mn,
and Mg were added in factorial combination to silt loam in the greenhouse. Growth was …

Significant varietal differences in plant nutrient content have been reported in the literature
which would make extremely difficult the interpretation of plant analysis results for …

WILLIAM A. STOCKING, JR., MSA, Acting Director. ALBERT R. MANN, BSA, Secretary and
Editor. JOHN H. COMSTOCK, BS, Entomology. HENRY H. WING, MS in Agr., Animal …

Corn (Zea mays L.) plants, grown in nutrient solutions, were harvested regularly from
seedlings to maturity and separated into leaves, roots, sheaths, stalks, tassels, husks, cobs …