Plant Nutrition
Food security and sustainability of agro-ecosystems through basic and applied research
Editors: Horst, W.J., Schenk, M.K., Bürkert, A., Claassen, N., Flessa, H., Frommer, W.B., Goldbach, H., Olfs, H.-W., Römheld, V., Sattelmacher, B., Schmidhalter, U., Schubert, S., von Wirén, N., Wittenmayer, L. (Eds.)
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The world’s population is expected to reach 8 billion by 2025 and most of this growth in population will occur in developing countries. To feed the world with such a marked increase in population, a great improvement in food production must be achieved particularly in these countries. To meet this challenge, present agricultural productivity must be increased on the cultivated land. However, in many developing countries, particularly in Africa, reduced soil fertility caused by continuous cropping with low nutrient input and the resultant nutrient mining of soils is a major threat both to food production and to ecosystem viability. As a result of declining soil fertility, together with increasing population pressure, expansion of crop production to marginal lands and forested areas contribute to the destruction of natural ecosystems. Food production is not only a quantitative challenge. Improving the nutrient status of plants provides a further valuable means of enhancing food quality and is of extreme benefit to the health of both plants and humans. There are several excellent examples showing that plants with optimum nutrient status are better adapted to biotic and abiotic stress factors. Because of population pressures, many global food systems are not currently providing enough micronutrients to ensure adequate micronutrient intakes in the human diet. This has resulted in an increasing prevalence of micronutrient deficiencies that now afflicts over three billion people worldwide.
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`In summary, the book is a valuable reference book on the present state-of-the-art in plant nutrition research and related fields. It is of interest to scientists working in the fields of plant nutrition, soil science and agricultural productivity.'
Journal of Plant Physiology, 159 (2002)
- Table of contents (501 chapters)
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Plant nutrition: Its role in sustainability of simple and complex agro-ecosystems
Pages 2-3
Noordwijk, M.
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Plant nutrition research: Priorities to meet human needs for food in sustainable ways
Pages 4-7
Cakmak, I.
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Molecular mechanisms of potassium and sodium transport in plants
Pages 10-11
Schroeder, J. (et al.)
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Molecular biology of inducible high-affinity nitrate transport in higher plants
Pages 12-13
Leggewie, G. (et al.)
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Genetic engineering of transgenic rice with barley strategy-II genes
Pages 14-15
Mori, S. (et al.)
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Isolation and characterisation of Arabidopsis mutants related to boron nutrition
Pages 16-17
Fujiwara, T. (et al.)
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Phosphorus transport mechanisms in vascular plants: Supply meets complementarity
Pages 18-19
Rausch, C. (et al.)
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Molecular characterization of the effects of phosphorus on the development of root hairs in Arabidopsis
Pages 20-21
Herrera-Estrella, L. (et al.)
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Confirmation and characterization of a major QTL for P uptake in rice
Pages 22-23
Wissuwa, M (et al.)
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Regulatory levels of ammonium transport in response to varied N nutrition in tomato
Pages 24-25
Wilken, S. (et al.)
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Identification of members of the MIP family as urea transporters in Arabidopsis thaliana
Pages 26-27
Liu, L. H. (et al.)
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N use efficieny and amino acid transport in rape (Brassica napus L.)
Pages 28-29
Tilsner, J. (et al.)
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Overexpression of an endogenous citrate synthase gene in tobacco
Pages 30-31
Hoeren, F. U. (et al.)
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Isolation and characterization of white lupin proteoid root expressed sequence tags (ESTs) associated with plant hormones
Pages 32-33
Uhde-Stone, C. (et al.)
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Cloning and characterization of two secreted acid phosphatases from rice calli
Pages 34-35
Fukuda, T. (et al.)
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Characterization of secretory acid phosphatase gene of lupin roots and the transformation of the gene into tobacco plants
Pages 36-37
Wasaki, J. (et al.)
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Function of the sulfate transporter Sultr2;1 in seeds of Arabidopsis thaliana
Pages 38-39
Awazuhara, M. (et al.)
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Using macroarrays containing sugarcane ESTs to identify aluminium-induced genes in maize
Pages 40-41
Felix, J. (et al.)
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Physiological characterisation of genes contributing to enhanced aluminium resistance in yeast
Pages 42-43
Staß, A. (et al.)
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Effect of citrate overproduction on iron nutrition in plants
Pages 44-45
Ramírez-Rodríguez, V. (et al.)
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Production of citrate-overproducing transgenic maize
Pages 46-47
Stival da Silva, A. L. (et al.)
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Isolation and characterization of Arabidopsis thaliana mutants sensitive to boron deficiency
Pages 48-49
Takano, J. (et al.)
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Molecular analysis of nicotianamine synthesis in Strategy I and II plants
Pages 50-51
Nishizawa, N. K. (et al.)
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Fe sensing in Arabidopsis thaliana
Pages 52-53
Köhl, K. I. (et al.)
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Increased iron efficiency in transgenic plants due to ectopic expression of nicotianamine synthase
Pages 54-55
Douchkov, D. (et al.)
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Heavy-metal tolerant transgenic plants — Expression of the yeast metallothionein gene CUP1 in plants and evaluation of heavy-metal tolerance in transgenic plants at the stage of callus
Pages 56-57
Watanabe, M. (et al.)
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Molecular insights into maize Na+/H+ antiport
Pages 58-59
Zörb, C. (et al.)
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Nitrogen efficiency of contrasting rape ideotypes
Pages 60-61
Wiesler, F. (et al.)
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Effect of drought stress and drought tolerance heredity on nitrogen efficiency of winter wheat
Pages 62-63
Fan, X. L. (et al.)
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Genotypic variation in morphological traits of barley as affected by nitrogen supply
Pages 64-65
Okeno, J. A.
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Sorghum nitrogen use efficiency in Colombia
Pages 66-67
Bernal, J. H. (et al.)
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Nitrogen uptake and remobilization in maize hybrids differing in leaf senescence
Pages 68-69
Mi, G. (et al.)
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Phosphorus (P) uptake efficiency of doubled haploid lines of spring wheat derived from parents with different P uptake efficiency
Pages 70-71
Zhul, Y.-G. (et al.)
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Genetic variability in sorghum for P efficiency and responsiveness
Pages 72-73
Schaffert, R. E. (et al.)
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Variability in soybean germ plasm for phosphorus uptake and use efficiency for dry matter yield
Pages 74-75
Furlani, A. M. C. (et al.)
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Identification and interaction analysis of QTL for phosphorus use efficiency in wheat seedlings
Pages 76-77
Weidong, C. (et al.)
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Inheritance of sulfur status in grain of maize (Zea mays L.) genotypes
Pages 78-79
Simic, D. (et al.)
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Analysis of accumulation of mRNAs in response to S or Si nutrition using microarray
Pages 80-81
Ohkama, N. (et al.)
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Overcoming wheat sterility problem with boron efficiency
Pages 82-83
Rerkasem, B. (et al.)
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Mapping of chromosome regions associated with increased vegetative zinc accumulation using a barley doubled haploid population
Pages 84-85
Lonergan, P. F. (et al.)
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Characterisation of maize cultivars in their adaptation to acid soils on the single plant level
Pages 86-87
Collet, L. (et al.)
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Differential response and genetic analysis of acidic stress tolerance, with particular reference to aluminium stress tolerance in triticale
Pages 88-89
Zhang, X. G. (et al.)
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Influences of genotype and soil properties on corn potassium and magnesium status
Pages 90-91
Kovacevic, V. (et al.)
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Genetic variability in mineral accumulation of apple fruit
Pages 92-93
Volz, R. K. (et al.)
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Genetic variation in rubber tree progenies: Macronutrients contents
Pages 94-95
Furlani, R. C. M. (et al.)
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Genetic differences for nutrients utilization efficiencies in winter triticale and spring wheat
Pages 96-97
Ciepły, J. (et al.)
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Possible functions of copper ions in cell wall loosening
Pages 100-101
Fry, S. C. (et al.)
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Inhibitor-dependent stimulation of photosynthetic electron transport by far-red light in NO3−-and NH4+-grown plants of Phaseolus vulgaris L.
Pages 102-103
Schinner, K. (et al.)
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A role for stomatal conductance in nitrogen-limited growth?
Pages 104-105
Burns, I. G. (et al.)
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Importance of FeIII reduction in the apoplast for meristematic growth and chlorosis
Pages 106-107
Mengel, K. (et al.)
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Recent advances on boron in wheat reproduction — A mini-review
Pages 108-109
Huang, L. (et al.)
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How to include mineral nutrition in crop growth models? The example of phosphorus on maize
Pages 110-111
Pellerin, S. (et al.)
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Influence of Mo on the metabolism of nitrogen in winter wheat cultivars with different Mo efficiency
Pages 112-113
Yu, M. (et al.)
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Regulation of growth by phosphorus supply in whole tomato plants
Pages 114-115
Groot, C. C. (et al.)
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The effect of sulphur deficiency on ion accumulation with special reference to 15N and 35S transport in chickpea
Pages 116-117
Badruddin, Md. (et al.)
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Determination of Mn and Cu efficiency of crop plants in pot experiments
Pages 118-119
Krähmer, R. (et al.)
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Cytosolic glutamine synthetase (GS1): posttranslational regulation and role in nitrogen remobilization from leaves of non-transgenic and GS1 -over-expressing oilseed rape plants
Pages 120-121
Schjoerring, J. K. (et al.)
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Effect of nitrogen supply on individual kernel weight and 14C partitioning in kernels of maize during lag phase and grain filling
Pages 122-123
Paponov, I. A. (et al.)
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Dynamic of root uptake of ammonium and nitrate by pear (Pyrus communis L.) trees after growth resumption in spring
Pages 124-125
Malaguti, D. (et al.)
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Nitrogen nutrition of bromeliads
Pages 126-127
Endres, L. (et al.)
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Cytokinin, nitrate reductase, and nitric oxide (NO): New insights into regulatory processes in nitrogen metabolism
Pages 128-129
Tun, N. N. (et al.)
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Induction and growth of potato tubers as affected by nitrate
Pages 130-131
Maeck, G. (et al.)
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Regulation of the accumulation of β-Subunit of β-Conglycinin in nitrogen starved soybean (Glycine max L.) seed by amino acids and organic acids
Pages 132-133
Ohtake, N. (et al.)
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Effects of long-term and short-term supply of NO3− or NH4+ on Cytokinin levels and leaf expansion rate in tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum L. cv. Moneymaker)
Pages 134-135
Rahayu, Y. S. (et al.)
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Nitrate availability influence on the growth components of young peach trees
Pages 136-137
Médiène, S. (et al.)
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Induction of protein markers in tomato by calcium deficiency
Pages 138-139
Baboulene, L. (et al.)
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Effects of temperature, relative humidity and light on the absorption and translocation of 45Ca in the grafted tomato seedlings
Pages 140-141
Chung, H. D. (et al.)
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Calcium localization in root cells, phosphorylation and water transport of root system influenced by low root temperature
Pages 142-143
Lee, S. H. (et al.)
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A simple method for studying the early effects of nutrient deficiencies on root metabolism in small-seeded plants
Pages 144-145
Schuller, K. A. (et al.)
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Influence of phosphate fertilisation on the mineral nutrition and yield of barley on a soil with low plant-available phosphorus
Pages 146-147
Castillon, P.
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Phosphate deficiency induced oxidative stress in bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)
Pages 148-149
Juszczuk, I. M. (et al.)
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Chlorosis induced by iron deficiency is more severe in gibberellin-deficient dwarf plants
Pages 150-151
Sekimoto, H. (et al.)
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Inhibited leaf growth of plants grown in alkaline solution and on calcareous soils is a more sensitive Fe-deficiency symptom than leaf chlorosis
Pages 152-153
Gruber, B. (et al.)
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The influence of IAA and TIBA on iron concentration of maize seedlings
Pages 154-155
Lévai, L. (et al.)
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Assimilation and translocation of Mn applied to the leaf surface of barley grown at different Mn-deficiency levels
Pages 156-157
Husted, S. (et al.)
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Rapid responses of cytoskeleton to short-term boron deprivation in maize and zucchini root apices
Pages 158-159
Yu, Q. (et al.)
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Short-term boron deprivation induces increased levels of cytoskeletal proteins in Arabidopsis roots
Pages 160-161
Yu, Q. (et al.)
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Characteristics of boron uptake in roots of sunflower by a putative boron transporter
Pages 162-163
Dannel, F. (et al.)
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Characterization of the boron compartmentation in roots of sunflower using two independent approaches
Pages 164-165
Pfeffer, H. (et al.)
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Effect of boron deficiency on the growth and carbohydrate metabolism of cotton
Pages 166-167
Oosterhuis, D. M. (et al.)
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The role of boron in below-ground and above-ground growth of Norway spruce (Picea abies) trees and seedlings
Pages 168-169
Möttönen, M. (et al.)
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Adaptive strategy of plants for survival under N, P, K limitation
Pages 170-171
Shirvani, T. S. (et al.)
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Characterization of Brassica napus L. lines showing differences in total sulfur contents and cysteine desulfhydrase activities on the molecular level
Pages 172-173
Burandt, P. (et al.)
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Effects of silicon nutrition on metabolism and translocation of nutrients in rice plants
Pages 174-175
Watanabe, S. (et al.)
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Influence of zeastimulin and laser irradiation on the contents of mineral elements in Zea mays L. seedlings
Pages 176-177
Romaniuk, N. D. (et al.)
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Influence of aluminium from AlCl3 on differentiation and growth of Dendrobium kingianum Bidwill in in vitro conditions
Pages 178-179
Prażak, R.
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Roles of pumps, carriers and channels in plant cation nutrition
Pages 182-183
Sanders, D.
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Involvement of plasma membrane H+-ATPase in nitrate uptake by maize genotypes
Pages 184-185
Locci, G. (et al.)
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Adaptation of plasma membrane H+-ATPase of proteoid roots of white lupin (Lupinus albus L.) to phosphorus deficiency
Pages 186-187
Yan, F. (et al.)
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The sulphate transporter gene family
Pages 188-189
Hawkesford, M. J. (et al.)
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Permeability and channel-mediated transport of boric acid across plant membranes. An explanation for differential B uptake in plants
Pages 190-191
Dordas, C. (et al.)
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Two pieces of the zinc efficiency puzzle: Root-Zn influx and Zn compartmentation in the shoot
Pages 192-193
Hacisalihoglu, G. (et al.)
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A metal-binding LEA protein trafficks micronutrients in the phloem of Ricinus communis L.
Pages 194-195
Krüger, C. (et al.)
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VIC channels: Their contribution to mineral element uptake and toxicity
Pages 196-197
Broadley, M. R. (et al.)
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Influence of membrane surface charge on nutrient uptake by plants
Pages 198-199
Reid, R. J. (et al.)
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Interaction of ion-transport mechanisms at the plasmalemma of plant cells
Pages 200-201
Sokolik, A. I. (et al.)
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Adaptive mechanisms in response to external sulfate deprivation before onset of intracellular sulfur starvation
Pages 202-203
Jost, R. (et al.)
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Effect of calcium channel blocker on the growth dynamics of plants studied by laser interference auxanometry
Pages 204-205
Budagovskaya, N. V. (et al.)
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Mechanism of nitrogen release from roots of intact wheat plants (Triticum aestivum L.)
Pages 206-207
Rroço, E. (et al.)
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Identification of organic forms of nitrogen in soils and possible direct uptake by plants
Pages 208-209
Matsumoto, S. (et al.)
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Effects of N deprivation and nitrate pulses on NRT1 and NRT2 transcript levels and nitrate influx rate in Brassica napus L.
Pages 210-211
Faure, S. (et al.)
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Evidence for direct organic nitrogen uptake by plants using specific tracer proteins
Pages 212-213
Koga, N. (et al.)
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Assimilation and remobilization of 15N by Pisum sativum
Pages 214-215
Atta, S. (et al.)
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Allocation of 11C-labelld photosynthates in wheat plants
Pages 216-217
Roeb, G. W.
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Distribution of micronutrients in maize grain and their mobilisation during germination
Pages 218-219
Bityutskii, N. (et al.)
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Effect of nitrogen form on water, N, and K uptake of Phaseolus vulgaris L. grown in a split-root system
Pages 220-221
Guo, S. (et al.)
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Bottle-necks for nutrient acquisition of maize at low root temperatures
Pages 222-223
Engels, C. (et al.)
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Retranslocation of zinc from older leaves to younger leaves and roots in wheat cultivars differing in zinc efficiency
Pages 224-225
Erenogiu, B. (et al.)
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Retranslocation of Zn from leaves as important factor for zinc efficiency of rice genotypes
Pages 226-227
Hajiboland, R. (et al.)
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Release of water-dissolved nitrous oxide by plants: Does the transpiration water flow contribute to the emission of dissolved N2O by sunflower?
Pages 228-229
Ferch, N. J. (et al.)
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Sugar palm, a novel model plant for phloem sap analysis
Pages 230-231
Watanabe, A. (et al.)
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Nutrient concentrations of phloem sap of aromatic coconut grown under various nutrient conditions
Pages 232-233
Chongpraditnun, P. (et al.)
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Detection of antioxidant enzyme activities in the phloem sap of sugar palm
Pages 234-235
Nakamura, S. (et al.)
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Chemical movements in the above-ground part of Japanese morning-glory (Ipomoea nil) during flowering
Pages 236-237
Ikeue, N. (et al.)
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What mutations and alterations in pectins might tell us about architecture and function in plant cell walls
Pages 240-241
Carpita, N. C.
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Apoplastic pH in roots of Lupinus angustifolius L. in response to pH > 6
Pages 242-243
Yu, Q. (et al.)
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The leaf apoplast: a central compartment in plant nitrogen utilisation
Pages 244-245
Schjoerring, J. K. (et al.)
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Can leaf apoplastic manganese and silicon concentrations explain Si-enhanced manganese tolerance of Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.?
Pages 246-247
Iwasaki, K. (et al.)
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Apoplastic factors regulate the AKT2/3-type potassium channels
Pages 248-249
Deeken, R. (et al.)
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Changes in the xylem sap composition and variations in the nutrient translocation rate of poplar dependent on the nutrient supply and the time of the day
Pages 250-251
Siebrecht, S. (et al.)
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Engineering plants expressing calcium and pH indicators in the cytoplasm and the apoplast
Pages 252-253
Plieth, C. (et al.)
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The significance of the apoplast for the nutrient acquisition of ectomycorrhizal root systems
Pages 254-255
Bücking, H. (et al.)
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Uptake of mineral cations into Bactris gasipaes roots and structure of the rhizodermis
Pages 256-257
Kuhn, A. J. (et al.)
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Mechanism of silicon-mediated manganese tolerance of Cucumis sativus L.: Effect of silicon nutrition on manganese concentration in the intercellular washing fluid
Pages 258-259
Rogalla, H. (et al.)
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Aluminium inhibits the apoplastic solute by-pass-flow in Zea mays L.
Pages 260-261
Sivaguru, M. (et al.)
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Cell-wall composition modulates aluminium toxicity
Pages 262-263
Schmohl, N. (et al.)
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Peroxidase activity in the leaf apoplast is a sensitive marker for Mn toxicity and Mn tolerance in Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp
Pages 264-265
Fecht, M. (et al.)
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Cation-specific exchange capacity of cell wall material isolated from roots of plant species differing in Al resistance
Pages 266-267
Klein, M. (et al.)
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Axial and lateral transport of calcium, magnesium and potassium in. Ricinus communis
Pages 268-269
Herdel, K. W. T. (et al.)
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Nutrient transport in the xylem of intact plants — dirunal variation and response to nutrient availability
Pages 270-271
Gilmer, F. (et al.)
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Nitrogenous compounds in the xylem sap affected by grapevine rootstocks
Pages 272-273
Holzapfel, B. P. (et al.)
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The role of the leaf apoplast in iron nutrition of plants
Pages 274-275
Nikolic, M. (et al.)
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Potassium transport in bundle sheath cells of maize and its role for plant nutrition
Pages 276-277
Keunecke, M. (et al.)
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Sugar metabolism in expanding husk leaf of flint corn (Zea mays L.) genotypes differing in husk leaf size
Pages 278-279
Fujita, K. (et al.)
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Distribution of ions within leaves after application to the leaf blade
Pages 280-281
Hüve, K. (et al.)
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Impact of mineral nutrients in plants on human nutrition on a worldwide scale
Pages 284-285
Welch, R. M.
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Micronutrient interactions in humans: Setting goals for plant breeders and agronomists
Pages 286-287
Graham, R. D. (et al.)
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Rice plant nutritional and human nutritional characteristics role in human Cd toxicity
Pages 288-289
Chancy, R. L. (et al.)
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Influence of the field water management on accumulation of arsenic and cadmium in paddy rice
Pages 290-291
Daum, D. (et al.)
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Screening of genotypes with low cadmium content in soybean seed and rice grains
Pages 292-293
Arao, T. (et al.)
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Influence of sulphur and nitrogen supply on flavour and health-affecting compounds in Brassicaceae
Pages 294-295
Krumbein, A. (et al.)
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Mother plant nutrition and growing conditions affect assimilates and emergence quality of hybrid sweet pepper seeds
Pages 296-297
Xu, G. (et al.)
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Effect of nitrogen supply on yield and quality of broccoli
Pages 298-299
Karitonas, R.
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Yield and quality of greenhouse lettuce as affected by form of N fertiliser and light supply
Pages 300-301
Premuzic, Z. (et al.)
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Relationship between oxalate synthesis and nitrate reduction in spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.) plants tracing by 13C and 15N
Pages 302-303
Tanaka, F. (et al.)
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Influence of N form (NO3 − vs. NH4 +) and salinity on tomato yield and fruit composition
Pages 304-305
Khamis, M. (et al.)
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Influence of N form on growth and water status of tomato plants
Pages 306-307
Lugert, I. (et al.)
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Different water supply influences growth and fruit quality in tomato. (Lycopersicon esculentum L.)
Pages 308-309
Veit-Köhler, U. (et al.)
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Fruit growth and Ca and K accumulation in the fruits of tomato grown under a spectral filter
Pages 310-311
Tabatabaei, S. J. (et al.)
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Reduced N and K application increases the uptake of Ca and improves the quality of Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima Willd. Ex Klotzsch)
Pages 312-313
Starkey, K. R. (et al.)
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Reduced phosphorus availability as a method to reduce chemical growth regulation and to improve plant quality
Pages 314-315
Hansen, C. W. (et al.)
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Mineral nutrition in tissue culture: Influence on propagation and quality of the plantlets
Pages 316-317
Bouman, H. (et al.)
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Effect of fertilisation schedules on sugar storage in roots of an ornamental shrub (Ligustrum ovalifolium)
Pages 318-319
Guérin, V. (et al.)
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Absorption, storage and mobilisation of nitrogen and phosphorus in an ornamental shrub (Ligustrum ovalifolium) during a two year fertilisation experiment
Pages 320-321
Huché-Thélier, L. (et al.)
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Nutritional aspects of high quality production of Arabica coffee
Pages 322-323
Ross, M. (et al.)
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Productivity and quality response of tea to balanced nutrient management — Examples from China tea gardens
Pages 324-325
Ruan, J. (et al.)
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Response of mulberry to nitrogen and sulphate of potash on yield and quality of leaf, in relation to sustainable cocoon production and grainage parameters
Pages 326-327
Shankar, M. A. (et al.)
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A preliminary nutritional explanation for variations in resin quality from wild frankincense (Boswellia sacra) trees in the Dhofar region of the Sultanate of Oman
Pages 328-329
Al-Amri, M. (et al.)
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Influence of rootstock on malate and tartrate accumulation during grape (Vitis vinifera L. CVS. cot and negrette) berry development
Pages 330-331
Ibrahim, H. (et al.)
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Effect of different fertilisation management on photosynthesis, yield and fruit quality of peach
Pages 332-333
Malusà, E. (et al.)
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Lipid biosynthesis in rapeseed as influenced by sulphur nutrition
Pages 334-335
Ahmad, A. (et al.)
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Nitrogen fertilisation of transgenic winter oilseed rape
Pages 336-337
Schuster, C. (et al.)
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Remote sensing — a tool for site-specific N management in sugar beet production without impacts on technical beet quality?
Pages 338-339
Bauer, M. (et al.)
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The effect of split nitrogen application on grain protein concentration of wheat
Pages 340-341
Lotfollahi, M. (et al.)
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Grain yield and quality of winter wheat varieties as affected by different nutrient supply
Pages 342-343
Berecz, K.
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Physiological aspects of wheat genotypes differing in protein content
Pages 344-345
Liu, X. (et al.)
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Effect of location and variety on the content of minerals in German and Polish potato cultivars
Pages 346-347
Delgado, E. (et al.)
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The effect of different environmental conditions on the starch quality of Polish and German potato cultivars
Pages 348-349
Rogozinska, I. (et al.)
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Grain iron concentration in Thai rice germplasm
Pages 350-351
Prom-u-thai, C. (et al.)
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Short term transport of iron and copper to various parts of wheat grains
Pages 352-353
Garnett, T. P. (et al.)
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Influence of micronutrients on growth and yield of banana (Musa sp.) cv. Robusta (AAA)
Pages 354-355
Kumar, N. (et al.)
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Effects of zinc and boron fertilisation on improving fruit yields in papaya (Carica papaya L.) cv. Co5
Pages 356-357
Jeyakumar, P. (et al.)
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Yield and nutritional qualities of two tomato (Lycopersicon lycopersicum Karst) varieties as influenced by boron fertilisation in a tropical environment
Pages 358-359
Chude, V. O. (et al.)
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Translocation of heavy metals in soil-plant system
Pages 360-361
Minkina, T. M. (et al.)
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Effect of the application of spent flue gas desulfurization absorbent residue on the development of potato gangrene
Pages 362-363
Ushiki, J. (et al.)
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Seasonal nutrient variation in the phloem tissue of chestnut and its susceptibility to blight
Pages 364-365
Portela, E.
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Possible factors involved in the establishment of chemically induced systemic acquired resistance in barley
Pages 366-367
Wiese, J. (et al.)
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Avenues for increasing salt tolerance of crops
Pages 370-371
Munns, R.
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Increasing the drought tolerance in tropical maize — from research on plant-water relations to impacts in farmers’ fields
Pages 372-373
Bänziger, M. (et al.)
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Osmotic adjustment in different leaf structures of semileafless pea (Pisum sativum L.) subjected to water stress
Pages 374-375
Gonzalez, E. M. (et al.)
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Quantification of root water extraction under salinity and drought
Pages 376-377
Homaee, M. (et al.)
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Physiological traits of sodium toxicity and salt tolerance
Pages 378-379
Mühling, K. H. (et al.)
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Response of leaf elongation and nutrient status in growing leaves of wheat to salintiy
Pages 380-381
Hu, Y. (et al.)
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Vegetative approach to manage poor water quality in central California
Pages 382-383
Bañuelos, G. S. (et al.)
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Photosynthetic activity and the change of sugar content in stressed rye and triticale genotypes
Pages 384-385
Hoffmann, B. (et al.)
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Comparison of two methods for the determination of plant-induced gradients in soil osmotic potential — TDR-technique versus micro suction cups
Pages 386-387
Vetterlein, D. (et al.)
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Variability of soil water and nitrogen as causes of yield variability in heterogeneous fields
Pages 388-389
Geesing, D. (et al.)
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Characterizing site specific differences in water availability
Pages 390-391
Duda, R. (et al.)
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Development of a non-contacting method for the determination of the plant water status
Pages 392-393
Ruthenkolk, F. (et al.)
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Effect of fertiliser application on the growth and water use efficiency of wheat in semi-arid area in North China Plain
Pages 394-395
Liu, M. (et al.)
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Effects of water quality and nitrogen on yield, yield components and water use efficiency of barley
Pages 396-397
Nagaz, K. (et al.)
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Interaction of N supply and water relations in Eucalyptus globulus Labill
Pages 398-399
Krockenberger, I. (et al.)
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Why is physiological water-use efficiency lower under low nitrogen supply?
Pages 400-401
Brück, H. (et al.)
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The effect of low nitrogen supply on yield and water-use efficiency of sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas L.)
Pages 402-403
Kelm, M. (et al.)
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Salt resistance of maize: Recent developments
Pages 404-405
Schubert, S. (et al.)
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Salt tolerance in Sesuvium portulacastrum
Pages 406-407
Messeddi, D. (et al.)
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Physiological behaviour of two chickpea Tunisian varieties irrigated with saline nutrient solution
Pages 408-409
Sleïmi, N. (et al.)
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The effects of salinity on five banana genotypes (Musa spp)
Pages 410-411
Gomes, E. W. F. (et al.)
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Salt sensitivity of the common bean Phaseolus vulgaris x Rhizobium symbiosis in relation to the ionic status of nodules
Pages 412-413
Lachaâl, M. (et al.)
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Comparison of strategies of halophytes from different plant families to avoid salt injury
Pages 414-415
Koyro, H.-W. (et al.)
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Large accumulation of sodium in leaves may be compatible with normal growth
Pages 416-417
Hajji, M. (et al.)
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Salt sensitivity and K/Na selectivity in Setaria verticillata
Pages 418-419
Ahmed, H. Ben (et al.)
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K/Na selectivity for secretion into the xylem in triticale (X-Triticosecale Wittmack)
Pages 420-421
Bouraoui, N. Karray (et al.)
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Micronutrient sprays as a tool to increase tolerance of faba bean and wheat plants to salinity
Pages 422-423
Fouly, M. M. (et al.)
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Wheat seedlings response to interactive effects of Cu and salinity
Pages 424-425
El-Enany, A.E.
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Interaction of salinity and boron toxicity in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
Pages 426-427
Wimmer, M. A. (et al.)
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Root cultures for elucidating tomato root reactions to NaCl stress
Pages 428-429
Kouki, K. (et al.)
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Stomatal regulation in long-term salt-treated Medicago arborea and Medicago citrina
Pages 430-431
Sibole, J. V. (et al.)
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Nutrient solution concentration effects on growth and photosynthesis of tomato grown hydroponically
Pages 432-433
Schwarz, D. (et al.)
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Investigation of sulfolipid contents and their rate of biosynthesis in halophytes treated with different salt concentrations
Pages 434-435
Balasubramanian, R. (et al.)
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Interactive effects of plant hormones (GA3 or ABA) and salinity on growth and some metabolites of wheat seedlings
Pages 436-437
Radi, A. F. (et al.)
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Nutrition of vigna plants on a gypsum amended saline-sodic soil
Pages 438-439
Muraoka, T. (et al.)
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Aluminium and heavy metal toxicity and resistance — Lessons to be learnt from similarities and differences
Pages 442-443
Kochian, L. V.
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Some mechanisms of zinc and cadmium detoxification in a zinc and cadmium hyper-accumulating plant species (Thlaspi)
Pages 444-445
Yang, X. E. (et al.)
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Mechanisms of heavy metal resistance in Silene vulgaris
Pages 446-447
Verkleij, J. A. C. (et al.)
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Physiological characterisation of root cell Cd 2+ absorption and translocation to shoots in Brassica
Pages 448-449
Hasegawa, I. (et al.)
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Aluminium resistance of Norway spruce: Root exudation versus immobilisation in roots
Pages 450-451
Heim, A. (et al.)
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Avoidance of aluminium toxicity: Role of root border cells
Pages 452-453
Brigham, L. A. (et al.)
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Mechanisms of higher tolerance of Al stress in phosphorus deficient maize seedlings: The significance of phenolics in Al resistance
Pages 454-455
Wagatsuma, T. (et al.)
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Copper resistance in Silene armeria ecotypes: Does co-tolerance play a role?
Pages 456-457
Lombini, A. (et al.)
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Copper uptake and transport patterns in pseudometallophytes from soils with a large range of Cu concentrations
Pages 458-459
Poschenrieder, C. (et al.)
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Metal accumulation by different plant species grown in contaminated media
Pages 460-461
Alcántara, E. (et al.)
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Growth, cadmium, and zinc contents of wheat grown on various soils enriched with cadmium and zinc
Pages 462-463
Hattori, H. (et al.)
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Comparison of nickel toxicity and resistance strategies of cabbage plants grown in soil with addition of inorganic and organic Ni (II) complexes
Pages 464-465
Molas, J.
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The responses of Eucalyptus camaldulensis to elevated concentrations of Mn
Pages 466-467
Reichman, S. M. (et al.)
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Effect of citrate on the uptake of copper and cadmium by Lupinus albus, Lupinus luteus and Lupinus angustifolius
Pages 468-469
Egle, K. (et al.)
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Effect of different cultivation techniques on thallium uptake of the Tl hyperaccumulator candytuft (Iberis intermedia) and Tl binding forms in the soil
Pages 470-471
Al-Najar, H. (et al.)
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Plant growth and cadmium distribution in plants of Brazilian tobacco cultivars as affected by cadmium in nutrient solution
Pages 472-473
Salviano, A. M. (et al.)
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Accumulation of selenium and chromium in seeds of haricot bean
Pages 474-475
Rodionova, V. N.
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Physiological and biochemical traits of rice (Oryza sativa L.) genotypes associated with tolerance of iron toxicity
Pages 476-477
Baruah, K. K. (et al.)
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The effect of different stains of AMF on growth and heavy metal uptake of cucumber (Cucumis sativus)
Pages 478-479
Vörös, I. (et al.)
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Arbuscular mycorrhizal effect on heavy metal uptake of ryegrass (Lolium p erenne L.) in pot culture with polluted soils
Pages 480-481
Takács, T. (et al.)
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Effect of farmyard manure on relative sorption of copper, zinc, cobalt, and cadmium in soils from semi-arid and humid regions of India
Pages 482-483
Poonia, S. R. (et al.)
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Humic soil reclamators as depressors of heavy metal (radionuclide) accumulation by plants
Pages 484-485
Abramets, A. M. (et al.)
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Regulatory mechanisms of Al-induced secretion of organic acids anions — Involvement of ABA in the Al-induced secretion of oxalate in buckwheat
Pages 486-487
Ma, J. F. (et al.)
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Differential regulation of Al-induced release of malate and K+ in the root apex of wheat
Pages 488-489
Osawa, H. (et al.)
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Exudation of organic acid anions by different maize cultivars as affected by phosphorus deficiency and aluminium toxicity
Pages 490-491
Kamh, M. (et al.)
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Aluminium-induced exudation of citrate from the root tip of Zea mays (L.): Are differential impacts of Al on citrate metabolism involved in genotypical differences?
Pages 492-493
Kollmeier, M. (et al.)
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Exudation of organic acid anions from root apices as an aluminium resistance mechanism in maize
Pages 494-495
Mariano, E. D. (et al.)
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The use of nutrient-film technique for monitoring Al (Al citrate) effects on root development and nutrient uptake in roots of Triticum aestivum L.
Pages 496-497
Postma, J. W. M. (et al.)
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Organic acid-anion exudation and aluminium: The role of plant species, pH, biodegradation and time
Pages 498-499
Schöttelndreier, M.
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Characteristics of citrate secretion under aluminium stress in soybean (Glycine max L.)
Pages 500-501
Yang, Z. M. (et al.)
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Erbium-activated malate efflux supports the “malate hypothesis” of differential aluminium resistance in wheat
Pages 502-503
Kataoka, T. (et al.)
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Does root exudation of phenolics play a role in aluminium resistance in maize (Zea mays L.)?
Pages 504-505
Kidd, P. S. (et al.)
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Organic acid root-tip tissue-concentration in Brachiaria decumbens and Brachiaria ruziziensis
Pages 506-507
Grundy, S. P. (et al.)
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Effect of aluminium on exudation of organic acid anions in tea plants
Pages 508-509
Morita, A. (et al.)
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Effects of temporary contact with Al ions on the plasma-membrane permeability of root-tip cells in seven plant species
Pages 510-511
Ishikawa, S. (et al.)
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The significance of phenolic compounds in roots of different age on Al resistance of some common woody plants
Pages 512-513
Ofei-Manu, P. (et al.)
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Study on aluminium resistance in relation to organic-acid anion exudation from roots of PEPC transgenic rice plants
Pages 514-515
Osaki, M. (et al.)
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Effect of aluminium on root morphology of Hydrangea macrophylla
Pages 516-517
Naumann, A. (et al.)
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Changes in protein content and protease activity in roots of Zea mays (L.) in response to short-term aluminium treatment
Pages 518-519
Ali zade, V. M. (et al.)
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Effects of heterogeneous Al and supply on root growth and screening of maize cultivars differing in Al resistance
Pages 520-521
Collet, L. (et al.)
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The influence of aluminium and manganese toxicity in the soil on the bioaccumulation of Al and Mn in two cultivars of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
Pages 522-523
Grenda, A. (et al.)
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Effect of lanthanum on growth and composition of mineral nutrients of Phaseolus vulgaris L var. nanus and Zea mays L. conv. saccharata
Pages 524-525
Tucher, S. (et al.)
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Use of modelling to understand plant nutrient acquisition
Pages 528-529
Kirk, G. J. D.
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Phosphorus Efficiency of Wheat, Maize and Groundnut Grown in Low Phosphorus-Supplying Soil
Pages 530-531
Bhadoria, P. B. S. (et al.)
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Identification of phosphorus solubilizing active components (PSAC) from root cell wall of groundnut having better growth on an infertile soil among several legume crops
Pages 532-533
Ae, N. (et al.)
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Measuring and modelling phosphorus uptake by root hairs
Pages 534-535
Gahoonia, T. S. (et al.)
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Experimental approaches for studying rhizosphere chemistry and nutrient uptake of tree roots by in-situ methods
Pages 536-537
Göttlein, A. (et al.)
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Control of root epidermal patterning: Effects of Fe- and P-deficiency
Pages 538-539
Schmidt, W. (et al.)
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Use of influx kinetic equations of nitrate transport systems and field experiment data for modelling N uptake in winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.)
Pages 540-541
Malagoli, P. (et al.)
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Phosphorus efficiency of cabbage varieties
Pages 542-543
Eticha, D. (et al.)
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Root exudation of organic anions by cabbage, carrot and potato plants as affected by P supply
Pages 544-545
Dechassa, N. (et al.)
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Use of plasma membrane vesicles for examination of phosphorus deficiency-induced root excretion of citrate in cluster roots of white lupin (Lupinus albus L.)
Pages 546-547
Kania, A. (et al.)
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Better growth and phosphorus nutrition of sorghum and wheat following organic acid secreting crops
Pages 548-549
Hocking, P. J. (et al.)
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Ethylene regulates common bean root growth in adaptation to P deficiency
Pages 550-551
Liao, H. (et al.)
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Acquisition of phosphorus in potato (Solanum tuberosum L. cv. Désirée) with altered carbohydrate partitioning between shoot and roots
Pages 552-553
Neumann, G. (et al.)
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Mobilization of soil phosphorus by low-molecular-weight organic acids
Pages 554-555
Lu, W. (et al.)
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Exudation of organic acids by spinach and the mobilization of Cu, Zn and Cd in soil
Pages 556-557
Römer, W. (et al.)
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Regulation of phosphorus solubilization by light conditions on shoot in legumes
Pages 558-559
Rao, T. P. (et al.)
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Phytate as a source of phosphorus for the growth of transgenic Trifolium subterraneum
Pages 560-561
Richardson, A. E. (et al.)
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Utilization of acid phosphatase for recycling-use of phosphorus
Pages 562-563
Yamamura, T. (et al.)
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Organic acid exudation by roots of Norway spruce grown in hydroponic culture or in soil
Pages 564-565
Zhang, J. (et al.)
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Mechanisms of phosphorus efficiency in maize
Pages 566-567
Alves, V. M. C. (et al.)
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Ion exchange and water uptake of coarse roots of mature Norway spruce trees (Picea abies L. Karst.)
Pages 568-569
Lindenmair, J. (et al.)
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Effect of potassium uptake by crop species on solubilization of silicate in a soil
Pages 570-571
Sugiyama, M. (et al.)
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Non-destructive method for sampling the soil solution in the rhizosphere
Pages 572-573
Moritsuka, N. (et al.)
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Effect of Fe plaque on Zn uptake and rhizosphere Zn acquisition of rice lines with different Zn efficiency
Pages 574-575
Thongbai, P. (et al.)
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Modeling growth and distribution of maize (Zea mays L.) roots under field conditions in the eastern plains of Colombia
Pages 576-577
Roveda-Hoyos, G. (et al.)
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Internal phosphorus concentration modifies the initiation, growth and functioning of cluster roots in Hakea prostrata R. Br.
Pages 578-579
Vos, M. (et al.)
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Analysis of influence of nutrient concentration on root growth dynamics by means of digital image sequence processing
Pages 580-581
Terjung, S. (et al.)
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Use of a mechanistic model to predict potassium uptake in the field by sugar beet and wheat and its depletion in the rhizosphere
Pages 582-583
Dessougi, H. I. (et al.)
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Quantification of root growth of young corn plants (Zea mays L.) at a transparent surface under the influence of soil bulk density
Pages 584-585
Kuchenbuch, R. O. (et al.)
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Exotically long and prolific root hairs of Arabidopsis, corn and wheat grown in a phosphate nutrient buffer system
Pages 586-587
Liu, G. (et al.)
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Root growth dynamics of Vicia faba and its implication with the K supply
Pages 588-589
Steingrobe, B.
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The role of root architecture in P acquisition efficiency of different root systems: a case study with common bean and rice
Pages 590-591
Yan, X. (et al.)
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Root weight as a principal factor responsible for difference in nitrogen absorption among Orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata L.), Meadow Fescue (Festuca elatior L.) and Timothy (Phleum pratense L.) during first growing period
Pages 592-593
Matsunaka, T. (et al.)
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Evaluation of the rhizosphere pH of two sorghum genotypes in presence of three aluminium saturations and three potassium levels in soil
Pages 594-595
Pitta, G. V. E. (et al.)
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Rhizosphere chemistry and soil exploration by seedlings of beech and spruce in a rhizotrone experiment
Pages 596-597
Wang, Z. (et al.)
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Model calculations of the rhizosphere aluminium chemistry in acid forest soils
Pages 598-599
Nietfeld, H.
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A mechanistic model to describe the effect of complexing root exudates on transport and uptake of soil nutrients
Pages 600-601
Claassen, N. (et al.)
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Modelling the effects of soil and fertilizer-P on crop growth, P-uptake and soil-P in arable farming
Pages 602-603
Karpinets, T. V. (et al.)
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A two dimensional simulation model of phosphorus uptake including crop growth and P response
Pages 604-605
Mollier, A. (et al.)
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Physiological responses of pea to iron deficiency induced by bicarbonate
Pages 606-607
Gharsalli, M. (et al.)
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Effects of bicarbonate and anaerobiosis on both ferric reducing capacity and ethylene production by roots of Fe-deficient cucumber plants
Pages 608-609
Romera, F. J. (et al.)
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Nondestructive imaging of water uptake and development of a living root by neutron beam
Pages 610-611
Okuni, Y. (et al.)
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Boron effects on rhizosphere acidification in canola
Pages 612-613
Stangoulis, J. C. R. (et al.)
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Molecular control of carbon-nitrogen interactions in symbiotic nitrogen fixation
Pages 616-617
Vance, C. P. (et al.)
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Molecular biology of signal exchange in the Rhizobium/Sinorhizobium/Mesorhizobium legume symbiosis
Pages 618-619
Werner, D. (et al.)
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Effect of arbuscular mycorrhizal application on the distribution of phosphorus and iron in the rhizosphere soils of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.)
Pages 620-621
Sakurai, K. (et al.)
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Nutrient requirements (N, P, S) of microbial biomass formation in a regosol of Japan
Pages 622-623
Kouno, K. (et al.)
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Evolution of soluble organic carbon in the rhizosphere and in corresponding non-rhizosphere soil in field-grown oilseed rape and barley. Immobilisation and turn-over of sulphur-35 in the rhizosphere soil
Pages 624-625
Lasserre-Joulin, F. (et al.)
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Effects of root exudates on nutrient availability in the rhizosphere
Pages 626-627
Gransee, A.
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Xylem and phloem transport of micronutrients
Pages 628-629
Rengel, Z.
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Colonisation with the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus Glomus mossae enhanced phosphorus uptake from dry soil in Sorghum bicolor L
Pages 630-631
Neumann, E. (et al.)
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Influence of arbuscular mycorrhizae inoculation on growth of maize and green pepper plants in phosphorus- and zinc-deficient soil
Pages 632-633
Ortas, I. (et al.)
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Survival of Azotobacter chroococcum in the rhizosphere of three different wheat crosses: Effect of AM fungi
Pages 634-635
Sharma, H. (et al.)
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Utilisation of iron from the fungal hydroxamate siderophores Fe fusarinines and Fe dimerum acid by strategy I and strategy II plants
Pages 636-637
Hördt, W. (et al.)
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Uptake of metal cations by the extraradical mycelium of an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus from calcareous soil supplied with high and low levels of phosphorus
Pages 638-639
Lee, Y. J. (et al.)
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A test of the significance of mycorrhizal hyphae in utilising native organic phosphorus in soils from different farming systems
Pages 640-641
Li, M. L. (et al.)
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Studying magnesium transport across and via mycorrhiza of Norway spruce roots
Pages 642-643
Kuhn, A. J. (et al.)
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Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi improve early forest-tree establishment
Pages 644-645
Habte, M. (et al.)
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Effect of phosphorus application and ectomycorrhizal fungal inoculation on biomass production of Eucalyptus urophylla plantation in South China
Pages 646-647
Xu, D. (et al.)
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Growth of mycorrhizal Phoenix canariensis plants under three different cultivation systems
Pages 648-649
Dreyer, B. (et al.)
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Differential expression of hexose-regulated fungal genes within Amanita muscaria/Populus tremula × tremuloides ectomycorrhizas
Pages 650-651
Nehls, U. (et al.)
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Metabolite transport in indeterminate Vicia faba L. nodules: Structural and functional studies
Pages 652-653
Peiter, E. (et al.)
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N2 fixation estimated by 15N natural abundance can be erroneous because of changes in 15N discrimination during N uptake
Pages 654-655
Heuwinkel, H. (et al.)
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A study of the effect of soil-available N and indigenous rhizobial population on the growth and yield of soybean and prediction by models of the necessity to inoculate
Pages 656-657
Rahmani, H. A. (et al.)
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Effect of rhizobial inoculants and soil-available nitrogen on strain effectiveness and competition for nodulation in some legumes
Pages 658-659
Abdel-Aziz, R. A.
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Nitrogen fixation potential of rhizobium strains associated with two cultivars of chickpea
Pages 660-661
Asgharzadeh, A. (et al.)
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The use of associative diazotrophs with different rates of N fertilisation and compost to enhance N2 fixation and growth of wheat
Pages 662-663
Safwat, M. S. A. (et al.)
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The influence of some Bradyrhizobium and Rhizobium strains as plant growth promoting rhizobacteria on the growth and yield of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.) plants under drought stress
Pages 664-665
Rashad, M. H. (et al.)
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Stimulation of wheat growth and N fixation through Azospirillum and Rhizobium inoculation: A field trial with 15N techniques
Pages 666-667
Galal, Y. G. M. (et al.)
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Phosphate mobilising microorganisms and their influence on the productivity of plants
Pages 668-669
Chaykovskaya, L. A. (et al.)
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Phosphorus use-efficiency of soybean as affected by phosphorus application and inoculation
Pages 670-671
Shah, P. (et al.)
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Evaluation of some carriers for Thiobacillus inoculants used along with sulphur to increase uptake of some nutrients by corn and improve its performance
Pages 672-673
Besharaty, H. (et al.)
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Influence of growth-promoting bacteria from Uzbekistan and Germany on the growth and nutrient uptake of cotton and wheat on different soils
Pages 674-675
Egamberdiyeva, D. (et al.)
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Nitrogen release of wheat roots grown under semi-sterile in comparison to unsterile conditions
Pages 676-677
Deubel, A. (et al.)
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Exudation of nitrogenous compounds by clover and ryegrass in sterile and non-sterile micro-lysimeters
Pages 678-679
Paynel, F. (et al.)
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Uptake of organic labelled sulphur by oilseed rape and barley in the rhizosphere and in corresponding non-rhizosphere soil
Pages 680-681
Vong, P. C. (et al.)
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Allelopathy versus competition between plants and microbes
Pages 682-683
Wiegard, E. (et al.)
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Effect of rhizosphere indole-3-acetic acid on growth and phosphorus nutrition of maize plants (Zea mays L.)
Pages 684-685
Wittenmayer, L.
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Effect of long-term fertilisation and cropping systems on selected soil enzyme activities
Pages 686-687
Eivazi, F. (et al.)
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Root production and turnover in Populus grown under elevated CO2 using a free air enrichment system POPFACE
Pages 688-689
Lukac, M. (et al.)
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Precision agriculture: A challenge for crop nutrition management
Pages 692-693
Robert, P. C.
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Tractor based remote sensing for variable nitrogen fertilizer application
Pages 694-695
Lammel, J. (et al.)
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Bioassays to improve the determination of P and K availability in soil for fertilization recommendations
Pages 696-697
Bonfil, D. J. (et al.)
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Uptake of fresh and residual P fertilisers by Lolium perenne in two Swiss agricultural soils
Pages 698-699
Gallet, A. (et al.)
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Fluid fertilisers — A better solution for growing wheat in alkaline soils?
Pages 700-701
Bertrand, I. (et al.)
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The new nitrification inhibitor DMPP (ENTEC®) — Comparisons with DCD in model studies and field applications
Pages 702-703
Wissemeier, A. H. (et al.)
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Efficiency of foliar Zn fertilizers in coffee and citrus
Pages 704-705
Rosolem, C. A. (et al.)
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Determining P and N status of a tropical timber species (teak): Assessment of ‘quick’ chemical tests and a root phosphatase assay
Pages 706-707
Webb, M. J. (et al.)
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Corn stalk nitrate concentration profile: Implications for the end-of-season stalk nitrate test
Pages 708-709
Wilhelm, W. W. (et al.)
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Diagnosing nitrogen requirements of potatoes in farmers’ crops
Pages 710-711
Papastylianou, I. (et al.)
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Nutrition diagnosis of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) using leaf petiole sap
Pages 712-713
Takebe, M. (et al.)
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Critical phosphate (P) and inorganic phosphate (Pi) concentrations for the growth of winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus)
Pages 714-715
Major, B. J. (et al.)
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Suitability of the SPAD meter and the petiole nitrate test for nitrogen management in nursery potatoes
Pages 716-717
Gerendás, J. (et al.)
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Nitrogen levels and its correlation with the chlorophyll content in three coffee cultivars
Pages 718-719
Furlani, E., Jr. (et al.)
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Chlorophyll content distribution in leaves, stems, and ears in winter wheat
Pages 720-721
Karele, I.
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Effect of water stress on chlorophyll meter readings in winter wheat
Pages 722-723
Barraclough, P. B. (et al.)
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Modelling conversion factors for leaf analyses from fruiting and nonfruiting terminals of citrus to asses the nutrient status of trees
Pages 724-725
Khan, I. A. (et al.)
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Laser-induced chlorophyll fluorescence to determine the nitrogen status of plants
Pages 726-727
Bredemeier, C. (et al.)
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Reference populations for evaluation of the nutritional status of coffee by DRIS
Pages 728-729
Bataglia, O. C. (et al.)
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Towards a simple, generic modelling approach for developing site-specific nitrogen management strategies in irrigated rice
Pages 730-731
Witt, C. (et al.)
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Field scale variability of N2-fixation in legume and grass mixtures
Pages 732-733
Locher, F. (et al.)
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Use of xylem sap to determine differences in the availability of mineral elements in soils
Pages 734-735
Noguchi, A. (et al.)
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Soil properties and plant elemental compositions of faba bean at the flowering stage
Pages 736-737
Labuda, S. Z.
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Using resin-extraction of soil nutrients for genotype selection and fertility management
Pages 738-739
Olness, A.
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The attempt to utilize chemical composition of soil solution in fertilization diagnostics
Pages 740-741
Labętowicz, J. (et al.)
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Potassium availability indices and plant response
Pages 742-743
Shenker, M. (et al.)
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Soil potassium determination in pasture soils in the basque country
Pages 744-745
Aizpurua, A. (et al.)
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Nitrogen fertilizer recommendation for sugar beet according to the EUF soil testing system
Pages 746-747
Horn, D. (et al.)
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Net mineralization of organic N in soils related to EUF (Electroultrafiltration) extractable organic N, organic C, nitrate and growth
Pages 748-749
Maci, A. (et al.)
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Importance of EUF-extractable organic C for soil N mineralization and for N management of sugar beet
Pages 750-751
Kempl, F. (et al.)
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NIR-Spectroscopy to estimate soil nitrogen supply
Pages 752-753
Wagner, B. (et al.)
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The new nitrification inhibitor DMPP (ENTEC®) for use in agricultural and horticultural crops — an overview
Pages 754-755
Zerulla, W. (et al.)
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Influence of soil parameters on the efficiency of the new nitrification inhibitor DMPP (ENTEC®)
Pages 756-757
Barth, G. (et al.)
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The new nitrification inhibitor DMPP (ENTEC®) — Effects on yield and quality of agricultural and horticultural crops
Pages 758-759
Pasda, G. (et al.)
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The new nitrification inhibitor DMPP (ENTEC ®) allows increased N-efficiency with simplified fertilizing strategies
Pages 760-761
Linzmeier, W. (et al.)
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A new nitrification inhibitor (DMPP) improves the nitrogen fertilizer efficiency in citrus-growing systems
Pages 762-763
Bañuls, J. (et al.)
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Field evaluation of DMPP as a nitrification inhibitor in the area irrigated by the Canal d’Urgell (Northeast Spain)
Pages 764-765
Carrasco, I. (et al.)
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The new nitrification inhibitor DMPP — effects on gaseous emissions (N2O, CO2, CH4) from soil under field conditions
Pages 766-767
Weiske, A. (et al.)
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Nitrous oxide emissions from injected 15N-labelled cattle slurry into grassland soil as affected by DMPP nitrification inhibitor
Pages 768-769
Dittert, K. (et al.)
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The effect of nitrogen supply by NH4-beaker-deposits on tomatoes
Pages 770-771
Chang, K. R. (et al.)
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Effect of calcareous irrigation water and N-management on the Ca2+ and SO42− distribution in sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.)
Pages 772-773
Jaeger, B. (et al.)
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Effect of acetylene generated from carbide on nitrification in soil, yield of irrigated maize and growth of maize seedlings
Pages 774-775
Randall, P. J. (et al.)
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Release of nitrogen from two controlled release fertilizers
Pages 776-777
Andersen, L.
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Fertiliser and irrigation best management practices (BMPs) for optimal citrus production and water quality in sandy entisols of Florida
Pages 778-779
Paramasivam, S. (et al.)
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Effect of N fertilisation in a young ‘Lane Late’ orchard fertigated by drip irrigation
Pages 780-781
Menino, M. R. (et al.)
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Effect of fertigation timing and aeration on nitrogen dynamics in Chinese cabbage cultivation
Pages 782-783
Heuberger, H. T. (et al.)
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Optimization of Anthurium andreanum mineral nutrition in soilless culture under tropical conditions
Pages 784-785
Dufour, L.
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Effect of fertigation timetable on growth and nitrogen content of an ornamental shrub (Ligustrum ovalifolium L.)
Pages 786-787
Salaün, M. (et al.)
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Effect of foliar fertilisation with magnesium, sulfur, manganese and boron to sugar beet, oilseed rape, and cereals
Pages 788-789
Orlovius, K.
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Effect of different methods of fertilisation on grape yield in Qazvin
Pages 790-791
Shahabian, M. (et al.)
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Effects of foilar applied K on California cotton
Pages 792-793
Weir, B. L. (et al.)
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Response of broad bean (Vicia faba) to method of phosphorus application and foliar application of micronutrients
Pages 794-795
Thalooth, A. T. (et al.)
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Immobilization of fertilizer nitrogen and consequences for nitrogen fertilization of cereals
Pages 796-797
Blankenau, K. (et al.)
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Yield and quality of winter oilseed rape related to nitrogen supply
Pages 798-799
Rathke, G.-W. (et al.)
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Effect of rate, timing and form of nitrogen application on yield formation and nitrogen balance in oilseed rape production
Pages 800-801
Behrens, T. (et al.)
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Tânzania grass: Nitrogen distribution in shoots and utilization
Pages 802-803
Monteiro, F. A. (et al.)
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Agro-physiological responses of tropical maize cultivars to nitrogen fertilization in the moist savanna of West Africa
Pages 804-805
Oikeh, S. O. (et al.)
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Nitrogen and chlormequatchloride on cotton cultivar
Pages 806-807
Karthikeyan, P. K. (et al.)
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Nitrogen dynamics in irrigated grapevines (Vitis vinifera)
Pages 808-809
Treeby, M. T. (et al.)
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Effect of plant population density and nitrogen fertilization on yield and yield components of some white and yellow maize hybrids under drip irrigation system in sandy soil
Pages 810-811
Griesh, M. H. (et al.)
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Effectiveness of mineral fertilizer use on calcareous chernozems
Pages 812-813
Kravtsova, N. E. (et al.)
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Influence of weed competition and fertiliser application on soil nutrients and performance of weeds and maize
Pages 814-815
Iremiren, G. O. (et al.)
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Effect of S and N nutrition on N-accumulation and N-harvest in rapeseed-niustard (Brassica juncea L. and Brassica campestris L.)
Pages 816-817
Abdin, M. Z. (et al.)
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Effect of increasing N and P application rates on grain yield of winter wheat in long-term fertilization experiments
Pages 818-819
Debreczeni, K. (et al.)
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Response of selected crops to K fertilization on major soil types in South Vietnam
Pages 820-821
Cong, P. (et al.)
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Potassium distribution and use efficiency in Brachiaria decumbens
Pages 822-823
Mattos, W. T. (et al.)
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Corn yield and potassium accumulation related to potassium fertilizer rates
Pages 824-825
Khademi, Z. (et al.)
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Direct, cumulative and residual effect of P-fertilizer applied at different times to wheat and barley under the dryland conditions of Turkey
Pages 826-827
Firat, B. (et al.)
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Physiological and biochemical responses of two precocious varieties of wheat to phosphate rock and TSP fertilisation in semi-arid land
Pages 828-829
Rahmoune, C. (et al.)
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Role of phosphorus on mineral nutrient concentrations and their ratios in rice
Pages 830-831
Saleque, M. A. (et al.)
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Fluid fertilisers — An efficient source of P for calcareous soils
Pages 832-832
Holloway, R. E. (et al.)
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Manganese nutrition of wheat as affected by phosphorus and manganese application to a calcareous soil
Pages 834-835
Karimian, N. (et al.)
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Sulphur supply and the optimisation of the yield of wheat
Pages 836-837
Palmer, R. V. (et al.)
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Yield losses in groundnut due to micronutrient deficiencies in calcareous soils of India
Pages 838-839
Singh, A. L.
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Effects of Fe, Mn, Zn and Cu fertilization on the yield and grain quality of wheat in the calcareous soils of Iran
Pages 840-841
Ziaeian, A. H. (et al.)
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Influence of N, P, K, Ca and Mg rates on leaf micronutrient concentration of ‘Navaho’ blackberry
Pages 842-843
Spiers, J. M. (et al.)
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Plant availability of sulfur from organic fertilisers
Pages 844-845
Gutser, R. (et al.)
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Phosphorus availability to maize plants from sewage sludge treated with Fe compounds
Pages 846-847
Samie, I. F. (et al.)
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Degradation of chlorinated aromatic acids from sludge compost in soils
Pages 848-849
Nagaoka, T. (et al.)
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Responce of faba bean crop to phosphatic, foliar and bio-fertilization under new reclaimed sandy soil conditions
Pages 850-851
Yakout, G. M. (et al.)
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Boron uptake by plants as affected by organic matter
Pages 852-853
Yermiyahu, U. (et al.)
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Influence of different fertilization systems on the sulphur content of podzoluvisols and wheat grains
Pages 854-855
Kanal, A.
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Prominent nitrogen uptake response to cattle feces by specific plant species
Pages 856-857
Yamagata, M. (et al.)
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Mineralization patterns of nitrogen in waste-compost and responses of rice crop
Pages 858-859
Matsumura, S. (et al.)
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Root partial contact with localized organic matter increased 59Fe uptake and alleviated lime-induced chlorosis of young apple trees
Pages 860-861
Samar, S. M. (et al.)
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Non-root nutrition with vermicompost extracts as the way of ecological optimisation
Pages 862-863
Gamaley, A. V. (et al.)
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Mineral fertiliser consumption and crop yields in Slovakia in the period 1989–1999
Pages 864-865
Torma, S.
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Nutrient cycling and management in different agro-eco regions of China
Pages 866-867
Zhou, J. (et al.)
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Nutrient balances and present state of available nutrients in the soil
Pages 868-869
Cermak, P.
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Nutrient uptake and crop productivity on Podzolic soils (Alfisols)
Pages 870-871
Elkina, G. Y.
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Effects of reduced tillage intensity on soil Nmin dynamics following Oilseed rape cultivation
Pages 872-873
Lickfett, T.
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Effect of ammonium levels and pH on nitrite accumulation in soils
Pages 874-875
Shen, Q. R. (et al.)
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Spatial variability of available phosphorus and site specific P fertilizer recommendations in a wheat field
Pages 876-877
Karaman, M. R. (et al.)
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Remote sensing of soil properties to support site specific farming
Pages 878-879
Selige, T. (et al.)
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N loss by denitrification from potted ornamental plants
Pages 880-881
Agner, H. (et al.)
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Effects of various nitrogen fertilisers on nitrous oxide emissions from arable soils
Pages 882-883
Leick, B. (et al.)
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Field emissions of NH3 and NOx following urea application to wheat
Pages 884-885
Weber, A. (et al.)
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Application of the life cycle assessment methodology to investigate the environmental impact of different nitrogen fertiliser application rates in a crop rotation
Pages 886-887
Brentrup, F. (et al.)
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Growth regulators for cereal and oil crops on the basis of 2,3-dichloroisobutyric acid and chlormequat chloride and residue analyses in the grain of oat
Pages 888-889
Gans, W. (et al.)
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Nitrogen saturation in forest ecosystems: Progress and remaining mysteries
Pages 892-893
Aber, J. D.
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Carbon and nitrogen balances in Danish forest and agro ecosystems
Pages 894-895
Rasmussen, L.
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Modelling nutrient cycles in grazed pasture systems of Southern Australia
Pages 896-897
Simpson, R. J. (et al.)
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Modelling soil acidification under pastures — The GRAZPLAN soil acidity model
Pages 898-899
Braschkat, J. (et al.)
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Simulation study of nitrogen supply in boreal forests using model of soil organic matter dynamics ROMUL
Pages 900-901
Chertov, O. G. (et al.)
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The effect of site specific fertilisation on N2O emissions and N-leaching — measurements and simulations
Pages 902-903
Munch, J. C. (et al.)
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Modelling controlled nutrient release from coated fertilisers: Deterministic and statistical model
Pages 904-906
Shaviv, A.
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Inventory and budget of nutrients in managed German forest stands — a method for sustainable nutrient management
Pages 906-907
Rademacher, P. (et al.)
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Long-term nutrient dynamics of a spruce stand fertilised periodically for more than 50 years
Pages 908-910
Mindrup, M. (et al.)
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Changes in the nitrogen budget of forest ecosystems under sustained reduction of inputs — analysis of state and prognoses based on a case study in a Norway spruce forest at Solling, Germany
Pages 910-911
Lamersdorf, N. P. (et al.)
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Inverse estimation of parameters in a soil nitrogen turnover model for a beech forest
Pages 912-913
Priesack, E. (et al.)
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Ecosystem effects after ameliorative liming of a catchment at the Harz mountains, Germany
Pages 914-915
Meesenburg, H. (et al.)
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Contribution of root turnover to nutrient cycling in beech forests
Pages 916-917
Wu, K.-H. (et al.)
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Nitrate reductase activity in fine roots of norway spruce — A biochemical marker for nitrogen conditions in the soil?
Pages 918-919
Genenger, M. (et al.)
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Fine roots of trees: Indicators for the element availability in forest soils and for forest soil conditions
Pages 920-921
Brunner, I. (et al.)
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Parameterizing net N mineralisation from ‘old humus’ in sandy arable soils of a drinking water catchment (Fuhrberger Feld)
Pages 922-923
Heumann, S. (et al.)
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A study of nutrition and toxic elements in the Carpathian Mountain forests using foliar analysis of white fir (Abies alba Mill.), Norway spruce (Picea abies Karst.), beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) and humus.
Pages 924-925
Mankovská, B.
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Nutrient concentrations in leaves of peach trees subjected to acid rain
Pages 926-927
Klimenko, O. E. (et al.)
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Nutritional effects on leaf area index and growth of a young Eucalyptus nitens plantation
Pages 928-929
Smethurst, P. (et al.)
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Possible role of the soil in the Sissoo forest (Dalbergia sissoo, Roxb.) decline in the Nepal terai
Pages 930-931
Sah, S. P. (et al.)
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Relations between the use of N-fertilisers and the resulting N-balances on sandy and marshy soils in Lower Saxony/Germany — A farm study
Pages 932-933
Möller, K. (et al.)
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Effects of subsurface drainage design on nitrate leaching and crop yield
Pages 934-935
El-Sadek, A. (et al.)
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Measured and simulated nitrate leaching in vegetable culture
Pages 936-937
Végh, K. R. (et al.)
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Nitrogen balances derived from long-term experiments with vegetable crops
Pages 938-939
Rühlmann, J. (et al.)
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Mineralisation of newly accumulated nitrogen
Pages 940-941
Nieder, R. (et al.)
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Recycling of N between soil and plants during the growing season
Pages 942-943
Jimenez, M. A. (et al.)
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Sulphate and nitrogen net mineralisation in coarse-textured soils in western Australia
Pages 944-945
Anderson, G. C. (et al.)
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Nitrogen mineralisation kinetics in soils: An assessment of some modelling approaches
Pages 946-947
Benbi, D. K. (et al.)
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Validation of the EPIC model for nitrogen and phosphorus uptake by intercropped maize and cowpea on Alumi Haplic Acrisol
Pages 948-949
Barros, I. (et al.)
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Influence of rain distribution on yield and management practices for a winter wheat cultivation
Pages 950-951
Bobert, J. (et al.)
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Long-term trial on soil formation at Halle/Saale
Pages 952-953
Beschow, H. (et al.)
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Model type selection for the examination of SOM dynamics and soil assessment as CO2 source/sink based on EuroSOMNET database
Pages 954-955
Sirotenko, O. D. (et al.)
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Removal of N and P from eutrophic pond water by using plant bed filter ditches planted with crops and flowers
Pages 956-957
Abe, K. (et al.)
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Nitrous oxide and dinitrogen losses from flooded fen peat with and without reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea L.) and common reed (Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. ex Steud.) plants
Pages 958-959
Augustin, J. (et al.)
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Production, consumption and emission of nitrous oxide in profiles of Stagnic Gleysols under changing soil moisture conditions
Pages 960-961
Trimborn, M. (et al.)
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Effect of pH on denitrification losses from different arable soils
Pages 962-963
Hütsch, B. W. (et al.)
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Challenges for sustaining productivity gains and environmental quality in intensive grain production systems of Asia and the United States
Pages 966-967
Dobermann, A. (et al.)
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Does the farming system affect the nitrogen fertiliser value of animal manure?
Pages 968-969
Langmeier, M. (et al.)
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The role of N nutrition on lowland rice yields along an agroecological gradient in West Africa
Pages 970-971
Becker, M. (et al.)
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Causes of legume-rotation effects in increasing cereal yields across the Sudanian, Sahelian and Guinean zone of West Africa
Pages 972-973
Bürkert, A. (et al.)
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Integrated approach for improved P nutrition of plants in tropical acid soils
Pages 974-975
Keerthisinghe, G. (et al.)
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Root turnover and nutrient cycling in native and introduced pastures in tropical savannas
Pages 976-977
Rao, I. M. (et al.)
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Contribution of above- and below-ground interactions to intercropping
Pages 978-979
Zhang, F. S. (et al.)
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Organic matter and its relation to maize crops on acid soils of Colombia
Pages 980-981
Rojas, L. A. (et al.)
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Interaction effects of organic materials and lime on grain yield and nutrient aquisition of three maize varieties grown in an Oxisol of the Colombian eastern plains
Pages 982-983
Baquerol, J. E. (et al.)
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Three years performance of a tolerant and a susceptible maize cultivar on non-amended and amended acid soil
Pages 984-985
The, C. (et al.)
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The effect of bio-compost application on crop yield and nitrogen dynamic in the soil
Pages 986-987
Schulz, R. (et al.)
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Agricultural application of municipal solid waste compost in the Gaza Strip: in situ measurement of nutrient and heavy metal leaching
Pages 988-989
Kaschl, A. (et al.)
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Chemical properties of different composts consisting of sewage sludge, cement kiln dust and plant residues
Pages 990-991
Zayed, A. (et al.)
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Utilisation of boiler ash from biomass heating plants as fertiliser substitut
Pages 992-993
Uckert, G. (et al.)
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Heavy metal pollution in a rhodic ferralsol of Cuba
Pages 994-995
Muñiz, O. (et al.)
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Physicochemical processes effecting 137Cs and 90Sr migration in soils and uptake by plants
Pages 996-997
Rovdan, E. N. (et al.)
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Control of Al/Fe activities in soils of the humid tropics by a balanced fertiliser management
Pages 998-999
Sommer, K.
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Optimum rice yield under short-term cover crop fallow systems
Pages 1000-1001
Akanvou, R. K. (et al.)
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Dynamics, balance and recycling of nitrogen in lowland rice-based cropping system
Pages 1002-1003
Shrestha, R. K. (et al.)
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Effects of cover crops species on Passiflora edulis nutrition
Pages 1004-1005
Andrade, L. R. M. (et al.)
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Cultivation of legumes and grass/legume mixtures on arable land as a sustainable management
Pages 1006-1007
Grzebisz, W. (et al.)
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Productivity and yield quality of fodder galega (Galega orientalis Lam.) — Grass mixed swards
Pages 1008-1009
Adamovich, A. M.
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Root growth and nitrogen utilization of a leek crop and an undersown catch crop
Pages 1010-1011
Nielsen, K. L. (et al.)
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Competition for nutrients by key species of grassland systems on the tablelands of southeast Australia
Pages 1012-1013
Hill, J. (et al.)
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Water and nutrient balance under slash-and-burn agriculture in the Eastern Amazon, Brasil — The role of a deep rooting fallow vegetation
Pages 1014-1015
Sommer, R. (et al.)
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Effects of short-duration fallows on P transformations in Oxisols of Western Kenya
Pages 1016-1017
Bünemann, E. (et al.)
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Phosphorus fractionation in oxisols under agroforestry and conventional coffee systems in Brazil
Pages 1018-1019
Cardoso, I. M. (et al.)
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Fuzzy set analysis and canonical correspondence analysis of soil arthropods (Coleoptera, Isopoda) in organic and conventional agroecosystems
Pages 1020-1021
Hadjicharalambous, E. (et al.)
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Soil arthropod diversity in relation to weed diversity in organic and conventional agroecosystems
Pages 1022-1023
Hadjicharalambous, E. (et al.)
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Plastic film mulching cultivation: a new technology for resource saving water N fertiliser and reduced environmental pollution
Pages 1024-1025
Wu, L. (et al.)
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A holistic approach towards sustainable land use management in the Hedgerow — Field crop interface
Pages 1026-1027
Mette, R. (et al.)
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Integration of plant nutrition and soil fertility in international and interdisciplinary teaching activities on sustainable land use and natural resource management
Pages 1028-1029
Müller, T. (et al.)
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- Book Title
- Plant Nutrition
- Book Subtitle
- Food security and sustainability of agro-ecosystems through basic and applied research
- Editors
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- Walter J. Horst
- M.K. Schenk
- A. Bürkert
- N. Claassen
- H. Flessa
- W.B. Frommer
- Heiner Goldbach
- Hans-Werner Olfs
- V. Römheld
- B. Sattelmacher
- U. Schmidhalter
- S. Schubert
- N. von Wirén
- L. Wittenmayer
- Series Title
- Developments in Plant and Soil Sciences
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- 92
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- 2001
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