Soil fertility and crop production
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Soil fertility and crop production
Science Publishers, c2002
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Soil fertility and crop management are the two most important ingredients in modern agricultural activity. This text explores research in the area, which is driven by the need to spread cropping zones, to intensify and obtain higher yields, and to achieve better nutrient balance.
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- Historical aspects of soil fertility and crop production research
- soil geography and sustainability of cultivation
- soil mineral deficiency, nutrient acquisition and crop production
- nitrogen in soil - transformations and influence on crop productivity
- soil phosphorus, its transformations and their relevance to crop production
- potassium in soil and its influence on crop growth and yield
- secondary nutrients in soil and their influence on crop productivity
- micronutrients in soil, their acquisition mechanisms and influence on crop growth and yield
- soil organic matter in temperate arable land and its relationship to soil fertility and crop production
- available soil nutrients and fertilizer use in relation to crop production in the Mediterranean area
- maximizing soil fertility utilization for higher crop yield - modelling
- fertilizers for improved soil fertility and crop production
- biofertilizers to augment soil fertility and crop production
- the use of stable isotopes in soil fertility research
- crop improvement towards resistance to soil fertility constraints
- soil fertility and plant diagnostic norms for horticultural crop production
- nutrient dynamics in agro-environments
- application of remote sensing in agriculture and soil science.
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