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Micronutrient studies on cotton growth on Syrian calcareous soils.

S. Y. Mohammad

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A field experiment was conducted on a recently reclaimed \ncalcareous soil in the Exiphrates' basin, Syria, to study the effect \nof soil applications and foliar sprays of Fe, Imo, Zn and Cu sulphates \non cotton (var. Alepo 40) yield and fibre characteristics. \nThe soils are highly calcareous (15-25% CaCO3), very low in \norganic matter (

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A field experiment was conducted on a recently reclaimed \ncalcareous soil in the Exiphrates' basin, Syria, to study the effect \nof soil applications and foliar sprays of Fe, Imo, Zn and Cu sulphates \non cotton (var. Alepo 40) yield and fibre characteristics. \nThe soils are highly calcareous (15-25% CaCO3), very low in \norganic matter (

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A field experiment was conducted on a recently reclaimed \ncalcareous soil in the Exiphrates' basin, Syria, to study the effect \nof soil applications and foliar sprays of Fe, Imo, Zn and Cu sulphates \non cotton (var. Alepo 40) yield and fibre characteristics. \nThe soils are highly calcareous (15-25% CaCO3), very low in \norganic matter (

Key concepts: Calcareous, Manure, Chemistry, Ferrous, Manganese, Soil water, Green manure, Organic matter

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