Influence of Organics, Boron and Silicon Nutrition on the Growth, Yield and Nutrient Uptake by Groundnut in Coastal Saline Soil
R. Kamaleshwaran,
D. Elayaraja
Abstract:The most common cause of coastal salt-affected soils is boron deficiency. In certain places, there are also deficiencies in zinc, iron, manganese, and copper. In numerous enzymatic processes related to groundnut growth, production, and quality, boron is crucial. It is now known that the main cause of the low groundnut production in coastal locations is a nutritional shortage. A helpful or quasi-element that can reduce salinity stress, improve boron availability, and increase the amount of available beneficial … Show more
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