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Effects of Boron and Molybdenum Nutritions on Carrot Yield

Min Zhang

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The effect of nine boron and molybdenum treatments and three fertilizing stages on carrot yield were studied.The results indicated that there was close relationship between boron and molybdenum nutrition and carrot yield.There was a marked increase in carrot yield when the combination of B and Mo nutrition is at a proper level(B5Mo1) and was applied in root growing period.

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The effect of nine boron and molybdenum treatments and three fertilizing stages on carrot yield were studied.The results indicated that there was close relationship between boron and molybdenum nutrition and carrot yield.There was a marked increase in carrot yield when the combination of B and Mo nutrition is at a proper level(B5Mo1) and was applied in root growing period.

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The effect of nine boron and molybdenum treatments and three fertilizing stages on carrot yield were studied.The results indicated that there was close relationship between boron and molybdenum nutrition and carrot yield.There was a marked increase in carrot yield when the combination of B and Mo nutrition is at a proper level(B5Mo1) and was applied in root growing period.

Key concepts: Molybdenum, Yield (engineering), Boron, Chemistry, Daucus carota, Agronomy, Horticulture, Biology

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