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Effect of zinc manganese and copper on yield and quality in soybean

Yuxian Zhang, Ruipeng Zhang, Dianfeng Zheng, Naijie Feng

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The effect of zinc, manganese and copper on yield, protein content and oil content in soybean was observed. The results showed that the application of zinc, manganese and copper can increased the yield and then decreased with the increase of it. Zinc, manganese and copper can produced influence in protein content and oil content in Kennong 4.

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The effect of zinc, manganese and copper on yield, protein content and oil content in soybean was observed. The results showed that the application of zinc, manganese and copper can increased the yield and then decreased with the increase of it. Zinc, manganese and copper can produced influence in protein content and oil content in Kennong 4.

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The effect of zinc, manganese and copper on yield, protein content and oil content in soybean was observed. The results showed that the application of zinc, manganese and copper can increased the yield and then decreased with the increase of it. Zinc, manganese and copper can produced influence in protein content and oil content in Kennong 4.

Key concepts: Zinc, Manganese, Copper, Yield (engineering), Chemistry, Metallurgy, Materials science, Organic chemistry

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