1937
DOI: 10.1086/334670
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Zinc as a Nutrient for Plants

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“…Existe, na literatura especializada, um grande número de trabalhos que tratam da relação entre o pH do solo e a solubilidade e/ou disponibilidade do Zn, a maioria deles indicando existir uma relação inversa entre essas variáveis (CHANDLER, 1937;GALL 8c BARNETTE, 1940;LOTT, 1939;PEECH, 1939/ROGERS & CHIH, 1948THORNE, 1957;CAMP, 1945). Contudo, alguns autores julgam que, mesmo em condições de acidez elevada, pode ocorrer fixação de Zn devido à formação de compostos portadores desse elemento insolúveis em ácidos (CAMP, et al, 1941).…”
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“…Existe, na literatura especializada, um grande número de trabalhos que tratam da relação entre o pH do solo e a solubilidade e/ou disponibilidade do Zn, a maioria deles indicando existir uma relação inversa entre essas variáveis (CHANDLER, 1937;GALL 8c BARNETTE, 1940;LOTT, 1939;PEECH, 1939/ROGERS & CHIH, 1948THORNE, 1957;CAMP, 1945). Contudo, alguns autores julgam que, mesmo em condições de acidez elevada, pode ocorrer fixação de Zn devido à formação de compostos portadores desse elemento insolúveis em ácidos (CAMP, et al, 1941).…”
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“…In recent years, zinc is one of the most important elements for the growth and flowering of some plants as reported by Chandler (1982). Abou-Leila et al (1994) found that foliar application of Ocimum basilicum L with Zn at 75 mg/l gave the highest values of herbal yield, carbohydrate and oil contents.…”
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“…By June these trees were showing striking improve ment. By 1931 little-leaf of stone fruit trees was known to be caused by zinc deficiency (19,20). But very much more study was required to identify, for the different orchard species, zinc deficiency symptoms on trees in different situations, and to get zinc into the trees safely and economically.…”
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“…After trees have been kept healthy throughout one summer, a winter spray of 20 pounds or less of zinc sulphate per hundred gallons of water annually will tend to keep them healthy. Trees with the most dead twigs caused by the deficiency required the most concentrated spray; on the other hand, the amount of spray required was unrelated to the fixing capac ity of the soil (19,20).…”
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