Response of Wheat-Maize Cropping Sequence in a Calcareous Soil to Some Mineral or Chelated Micronutrient Forms Added to Soil in Combination With Sulphur and Organic Manures
Abstract:The current work aimed to evaluate the effect of some micronutrients (Fe, Mn, Zn and Cu) in mineral (sulphates) and chelated (-amino acids and -EDTA) forms added to soil in solely or in combined treatments with both organic composts (wheat residues and cattle wastes) and sulphur on grain and straw yields as well as their contents of such micronutrients for wheat-maize cropping sequence in a calcareous soil, with special reference to the effects of these treatments on available soil contents of these micronutri… Show more
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