Saturday, 20 December 2014

NUTRITIONAL PROBLEMS

NUTRITIONAL PROBLEMS

Because of the increasing shortage of barnyard manure and the growing expansion of citrus plantings, nutritional problems are present and mily be expected to get worse. Many groves show foliar symptoms of a deficiency in zinc, iron, and manga­nese. Whenever barnyard manures are supplemented by fertilizers, the mixture consists only of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. It is not known to what extent elements are tied up in the soil because of high pH values. 

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