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Effect of P and Zn addition on maize grown on calcareous soils

A. Nychas, V. Skarlou

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Nutritional problems for cultivated plants related to phosphorus (P) and zinc (Zn), among other elements, are common in recent alluvial calcareous soils of Greece. The negative interaction which exists between these two elements aggravates these problems.

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Nutritional problems for cultivated plants related to phosphorus (P) and zinc (Zn), among other elements, are common in recent alluvial calcareous soils of Greece. The negative interaction which exists between these two elements aggravates these problems.

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Nutritional problems for cultivated plants related to phosphorus (P) and zinc (Zn), among other elements, are common in recent alluvial calcareous soils of Greece. The negative interaction which exists between these two elements aggravates these problems.

Key concepts: Calcareous, Calcareous soils, Zinc, Phosphorus, Alluvial soils, Soil water, Agronomy, Alluvium

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