… mineral nutritional requirements. Such attitudes may partly account for Richards' (1959)
comment that 'The mineral … has dealt with elements of no known nutritional value, it has greatly …

Next to water, nutrients are the environmental factor that most strongly constrains terrestrial
productivity. The productivity of virtually all natural ecosystems, even arid ecosystems, …

When considering the mineral nutrition of a crop, there are a number of questions the
grower attempts to answer. For the immediate requirements of yield, it must be known what …

Plant mineral nutrition is certainly one of the major environmental factors to which plants
respond. The supply and absorption of mineral elements and their metabolism are affected by …

The approach adopted in this review has been to consider nutrient elements from the standpoint
of the properties that make them essential, how they are obtained and how effectively …

… Our understanding of plant mineral nutrition comes largely from … I draw primarily upon
nutritional studies of nitrogen and phos… Other more specific aspects of nutritional plant ecology not …

F or normal growth and optimum production, fruit the quantities that they are in certain annual
crops. Generally, nitrogen is the only macronutrient that must be consistently supplied to …

… to mineral nutrient requirements of tall fescue as well as effects of mineral nutrition on its
utilization by livestock. Since most tall fescue is grazed, salient features of mineral cycling in …

… the history and principles of plant nutrition; experimental methods for … ; mineral uptake by
plants; soil problems and diagnostic aspects of mineral nutrition; the effects of mineral nutrition …

In this chapter an attempt will be made to illustrate the changes with time in the accumulation
of mineral elements and their concentration in the dry matter in various parts of potato …