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Pobieranie skladnikow mineralnych przez czesci nadziemne roslin z nawozenia pozakorzeniowego

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Foliar fertilization is becoming a common treatment in plant production. Although foliar fertilization cannot replace root fertilization, it can be its valuable supplement. The effect of foliar fertilization depends on: physico-chemical properties of fertilizer, plant biology and environmental conditions. Although the studies on the uptake of mineral compounds by aboveground parts of plant have had a long history, many aspects of absorption and translocation of mineral components in plants are still not well known.

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s.49-64,rys.,bibliogr.

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  • Instytut Sadownictwa i Kwiaciarstwa, Skierniewice

Bibliografia

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