“... adsorption capacity. After 20 days of incubation, the P availability was determined in water and Mehlich...”
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“... adsorption capacity. After 20 days of incubation, the P availability was determined in water and Mehlich...”
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“... incubated with P rates varying from 0 to 100 % of its maximum adsorption capacity. After 20 days...”
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Subjects: “...sustainable crop systems...”
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“... or branching capacity, whether weeds emerge at the same time as the crop or later after crop emergence; how...”
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Subjects: “...crop yield losses...”
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“... coexisting with the maize crop decreases yield by up to 86%, reduces plant height, the insertion height...”
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“.../hole. The source of N was urea applied daily up to 42 days after germination, through drip irrigation...”
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“.../hole. The source of N was urea applied daily up to 42 days after germination, through drip irrigation...”
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Subjects: “...Crop rotation...”
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“... in model and crop plants'". Exogenous application of cis-jasmone increases flavonoid concentrations...”
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“.... This can result in environmental problems such as contaminant transfers to water or a decrease in soil...”
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Subjects: “...crop rotation...”
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Subjects: “...crop rotation...”
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“... be considered of small importance (0.33 - 0.66 mm/day-1), which is explained by the drastic decrease...”
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“... be considered of small importance (0.33 - 0.66 mm/day-1), which is explained by the drastic decrease...”
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Subjects: “...Crop residue...”
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“... protective effect of Mg application in relation to timing, location and crop specificity: Experiment...”
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Subjects: “...crop residues...”
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Subjects: “...Crop rotation...”
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